Another Night Of Farmer Protests - At Delhi's Edges And Beyond Them

 Another Night Of Farmer Protests - At Delhi's Edges And Beyond Them

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Farmers' agitation makes top news in most dailies, with almost identical headlines.

The Times of India reveals that the farmers have been offered protest site at Burari. The Pioneer reports that Union Agriculture Minister, Narendra Singh Tomar has invited farmers for dialogue on December the 3rd. 

"Economy contracts 7.5% in Q2" reports The Times of India. At minus 7.5%, economy looks better than expected, writes Financial Express. GDP shrinks 7.5% in Q2, manufacturing picks up, services sector worst hit, sums up The Indian Express.

2 Army jawans killed in Pakistan shelling at LoC, reports The Tribune. 

J & K polls begin today, women stand for hope in Anantnag reports The Indian Express.

And finally, The Times of India writes that the Union road transport ministry seeks to cap Ola, Uber surge price at 1.5 times the base fare.

Farmers Attacked Us, We Acted With Restraint, Says Haryana Police Chief

 Farmers Attacked Us, We Acted With Restraint, Says Haryana Police Chief

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The headlines on Prime Minister Modi laying the vaccine road map in meet with Chief Ministers dominates the front page of all the dailies today. The Asian Age quoting the Prime Minister writes, " Vaccine for all ,Avoid politics over Covid."

An Economic Times headlines says " Day after vaccine news, Nifty sets new benchmark ."

The Times of India headline reports on the UP ordinance , " Jail upto 10 yrs for 'unlawful' conversions".

" Improved version of Brahmos missile test fired successfully" writes The Pioneer.

" Alibaba, dating apps among 43 more with China links , banned by Government" reports The Indian Express.

" 20 dollar  Sputnik shots likely in India by January" , is a headline in The Tribune .

A study on Urban India notes" Over half of those aged 20 now may get diabetes" says Hindustan Times.

"Tamilnadu, Puducherry on edge as Nivar closes in " writes The Hindu, with Public Holiday being declared in the state today.

" Elon Musk overtakes Gates , now second -richest " notes Financial Express.

Doctor, 30, Dies Of Covid; Cyclone Blocked Chennai Lung Transplant Hope

 Doctor, 30, Dies Of Covid; Cyclone Blocked Chennai Lung Transplant Hope

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The headlines on Prime Minister Modi laying the vaccine road map in meet with Chief Ministers dominates the front page of all the dailies today. The Asian Age quoting the Prime Minister writes, " Vaccine for all ,Avoid politics over Covid."

An Economic Times headlines says " Day after vaccine news, Nifty sets new benchmark ."

The Times of India headline reports on the UP ordinance , " Jail upto 10 yrs for 'unlawful' conversions".

" Improved version of Brahmos missile test fired successfully" writes The Pioneer.

" Alibaba, dating apps among 43 more with China links , banned by Government" reports The Indian Express.

" 20 dollar  Sputnik shots likely in India by January" , is a headline in The Tribune .

A study on Urban India notes" Over half of those aged 20 now may get diabetes" says Hindustan Times.

"Tamilnadu, Puducherry on edge as Nivar closes in " writes The Hindu, with Public Holiday being declared in the state today.

" Elon Musk overtakes Gates , now second -richest " notes Financial Express.

Government Bans 43 More 'Chinese' Apps Including AliExpress, CamCard, Taobao Live

 Government Bans 43 More 'Chinese' Apps Including AliExpress, CamCard, Taobao Live

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"Boost for India as Oxford shot, up to 90 per cent successful" headlines the Hindustan Times, in a crucial development raising realistic expectation of a vaccine by the year-end. " 1 crore health workers to get first dose; PM to hold meeting with CMs today" writes The Indian Express.

"Supreme Court raises concerns over COVID relapse" is the lead in The Pioneer, as the apex court asks Centre, States to file status report in 2 days. The Times of India notes "Delhi weekly cases drop after 5 weeks; But Deaths rise to Highest in India". 

"After 2 months, rail services resume in Punjab" observes The Tribune.

"LoC : Massive operation on to look for tunnels that terrorists could use", The Asian Age reports on security forces using hi-tech gadgets including satellite imagery, to find tunnels along the entire LoC and the International Border with Pakistan.

"Under fire, facing heat within, Kerala government holds back social media law" states The Indian Express.

The Economic Times reports " Google looking to ShareChat in Indian Languages", with Google in preliminary talks to acquire the regional language social media platform. 

Kerala Ordinance: Why Is It Controversial & Is It Withdrawn?

 Kerala Ordinance: Why Is It Controversial & Is It Withdrawn?

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Most newspapers today lead with the statement of Prime Minister Narendera Modi at a virtual event held yesterday on the margins of the G-20 summit. Quoting the PM the Statesman writes "Fight climate change in holistic way".

Many newspapers today also carry picture of the freshly dug 150 meters passage unearthed in Samba. "Tunnel used by Jaish militants found in Jammu and Kashmir" states the Hindu.

As Covid-19 pandemic continues unabated across the country, "Central teams rushed to contain Covid" is the opening headline in the Pioneer.

Amidst the pandemic, "Parliament may skip winter session, reopen Jan-end, before Budget informs the Times of India.

As the government kickstarts the Budget exercise for 2021-22 under stressed revenue position, "Health outlay may get 50 percent boost in Budget" informs the Business Standard.

Amid Covid surge, here are the latest lockdown announcements by states

 Amid Covid surge, here are the latest lockdown announcements by states

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-

The Asian Age and Sunday Pioneer carry almost identical headlines, "Stop backing terror: India to Pak after foiled Jaish attack" India pulls up Pak envoy on J&K plot, headlines Hindustan Times.

At G20, PM calls for a new global index in post-pandemic world, writes The Sunday Express.  The Sunday Statesman quotes him as saying that India aims to reduce carbon footprint by 35%.

Sunday Pioneer reports that 57 trainee civil service officers have tested Covid positive at Mussoorie Centre.

Weather experts predict colder than normal winter as La Nina takes hold, reports Hindustan Times.

The Asian Age carries the disturbing news of 'Tiger State' Madhya Pradesh losing 25 big cats in 11 months.

"Coordinated Efforts Will Lead To Fast Recovery From Pandemic": PM At G20

 "Coordinated Efforts Will Lead To Fast Recovery From Pandemic": PM At G20

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Most newspapers today open up with the statement of the Prime Minister on the killing of terrorists belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad The Hindu headline reads, "Jaish plot to target democratic exercise in J&K foiled."  "Modi praises security forces, says efforts by terrorists to wreak havoc thwarted".

Reporting on the Covid front, the Pioneer infroms "Delhi starts door-to-door Covid survey."Programme aims at identifying, testing symptomatic people living in containment zones, densely packed areas.

With the weather changing its colours, "Mercury dips to 7.5 degree celsius as winter arrives in the Capital writes the Hindustan Times.

RBI working on opening doors to major corporate houses, "Big Business Houses may be allowed to set up banks" writes the Economic Times.

The Asian Age carries a picture of women from Bihar tastefully dressed up to perform rituals on the occasion of Chatth Puja in Burari area of New Delhi.

And finally, "With distancing, ghat art, pollution measures, Haridwar prepares for Covid Maha Kumbh. Besides Indian artists, street art practitioners from Malaysia, Japan, Australia, Switzerland, France, Nepal have been roped in, informs the Indian Express.

Trump Told Ally He's Delaying Transition to Get Back at Democrats for Questioning Legitimacy of 2016 Polls

Trump Told Ally He's Delaying Transition to Get Back at Democrats for Questioning Legitimacy of 2016 Polls

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The papers have noticed the J&K encounter in which 4 Jaish terrorists were gunned down. The Tribune writes, "Terror plot foiled, 4 JeM terrorists killed in Jammu." The Asian Age writes, "4 Jaish militants heading for Kashmir Valley gunned down."

Papers have also covered the sentencing of Hafiz Saeed in terror financing cases. The Pioneer reports, "Pakistan court jails 26/11 butcher Saeed." while Hindustan Times writes, "Saeed gets 10-year sentence in terror financing case."

The alarming number of rising COVID cases has prompted stricter measures by the Delhi government. The Indian Express writes, "Cases up, Delhi reserves 80 per cent  private ICU beds, hikes fine to Rs. 2000 for no masks." The Hindu reports, "High Court raps Delhi govt on rising COVID cases."

And finally, some news to cheer, in the first ever board for granting Permanent Commission to Women Officers, The Asian Age writes, "49 per cent women officers to serve in the Army."

Children of COVID Warriors Who Died to Get MBBS & BDS Reservation

 Children of COVID Warriors Who Died to Get MBBS & BDS Reservation

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Most papers have their top headline on the current covid scenario in the country.

Hindustan Times says, "Wedding curbs back as cases hit 500,000." The Times of India reports, "Record 131 deaths in city on day that total cases cross 5 lakhs." While The Hindu writes, "Kejriwal seeks all-party meet on Covid."

"No major change in Delhi's air this week but mercury to drop." reports The Pioneer on the air quality in the capital.

The Pioneer writes about idols that were stolen 20 years ago have finally come back to Tamil Nadu. "Stolen Ram, Lakshman, Sita idols back from UK."

And Finally, City temperature may drop below 10 degree Celcius in next 2 days informs the Times of India.

Lakshmi Vilas Bank placed under moratorium, RBI proposes merger with DBS Bank

 Lakshmi Vilas Bank placed under moratorium, RBI proposes merger with DBS Bank

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Most newspapers today open up with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address at the BRICS summit. Quoting the PM, The Asian Age writes "Countries that support terror must be held to account".

As the capital struggles to tame a rising wave of Covid-19 infection, "Delhi seeks curbs at weddings, markets" writes the Hindustan Times.

As Covid-situation in Delhi turns worrisome, unveils a slew of measures to tackle the situation "Government bets big on India-made Covid vaccines" states the Hindu.

After remaining in the 'Very Poor' and 'Severe' category for days, "Rain, wind help clear up Delhi's air to moderate" informs the Pioneer.

In the wake of electoral performances "Cong incharges of Bihar, Gujarat offer to resign over poll debacle". writes the Hidustan Times.

Its time again for the mega exercise 'Second phase of Malabar exercise begin in northern Arabian sea." writes the Statesman.

And finally, The Economic Times, has a rare picture of the only known 'White Giraffe' in the arid savannah in Kenya near the Somalia border. It has been fitted with a GPS tracking device to help protect it from poachers.

PM Modi, Biden Talk, Reiterate Firm Commitment To Strategic Partnership

PM Modi, Biden Talk, Reiterate Firm Commitment To Strategic Partnership

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All papers have widely covered the efficacy of the Moderna vaccine. Hindustan Times writes, "94.5% success for Moderna vaccine." The Tribune says, "Moderna Covid shots '94% effective' in late-stage trials." Hindustan Times also quotes the Delhi government, "3rd peak over, no new lockdown."

The Pioneer has covered the newly formed Nitish goverment in Bihar. The paper reports, "Nitish returns as CM with new deputies." The Hindu headlines, "Nitish starts new term with 14-member team." The Asian Age writes, "Disquiet in Congress as Bihar rout sinks in; rebellion 2.0 likely."

The Pioneer reports, "Malabar drill from today, much to China's chagrin."

And finally, In some good news Business Standard reports, "Government looks to create 5-6 million jobs by June."

'We are Not an Effective Alternative Anymore': Kapil Sibal on Congress' 'Hopeless' Bihar Polls Performance

'We are Not an Effective Alternative Anymore': Kapil Sibal on Congress' 'Hopeless' Bihar Polls Performance

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Recognising that the capital is in the grip of an unprecedented wave of infection, "Delhi in battle mode to rein in Covid wave" writes the Hindustan Times. Doubling the number of tests, more ICU beds among steps announced in a high level meeting held yesterday.

With the flouting of the ban in the NCR on the use of firecrackers, " Worst air quality on Deepavali in four years." states The Hindu.

In the wake of the Congress's poor showing in the recent Bihar Assembly elections, "Sibal says leadership not taking up issues, polls show Congress is not choice of people." writes the Indian Express.

Its overhaul time, with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs working towards decriminalising provisions of the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) informs the Business Standard.

With tensions building up over election results in the US, "Trump men in clashes, fist fights across US. Confrontations erupt with pro-Biden crowds in Washington DC, other major cities notes The Asian Age.

Paying  tribute to the late Soumitro Chatterjee -- actor, theatre person, writer, poet and much more ... The Pioneer writes " A beautiful mind no more."

And finally, attending to the calls of duty against all odds, The Times of India covers the story of 27 year old Relu Vasave, who rows 18 Kms daily to shore up tribal kids health.

15 Asian Nations Sign China-Backed Trade Pact, India Pulled Out Last Year

 15 Asian Nations Sign China-Backed Trade Pact, India Pulled Out Last Year

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On account of the festival of Diwali yesterday todays press review is taken from the e-papers of the various publications.

Reporting on the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Diwali message from Longewala Post in Rajasthan, The Statesman quoting him writes "India will give fierce reply if tested".

"India summons Pakistani Charge d'affaires to protest LoC ceasefire breach" reports Hindustan Times.

On the East Asia Summit 2020, The Hindu writes that "India expresses concern over actions that erode trust in South China Sea".

"Indias Quick Reaction Surface to Air Missile (QRSAM)achieves major milestone, hits pilotless target aircraft" states the Pioneer.

"WHO to set up centre for traditional medicine in India" infroms The Asian Age.

The Times of India reports that "Fire crackers heard across  Delhi on Diwali night despite ban". "Delhi's air quality turns 'severe'; firecrackers add to misery" writes the Tribune.

"Expansionism Shows Distorted Mindset": PM Slams China In Diwali Speech

 "Expansionism Shows Distorted Mindset": PM Slams China In Diwali Speech

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With the country all set to celebrate Diwali today, most newspapers carry pictures of the banks of river Saryu, where myriad oil lamps were lit yesterday.

On the Covid front in Delhi, the Hindustan Times quoting the Chief Minister leads with "Bad air leading to Covid spike; respite soon :CM."

 The Hindu in a rare picture has captured the 'seasonal visitors', the whistling teals that have begun arriving at a waterhole in Guwahati.

With the mood being upbeat and adding more sparkle to the yellow metal, "Jewellers see Dhanteras sales rise 33 per cent, writes the Business Standard.

Huge demand for electronic goods, smartphones lights up festive sales, informs the Economic Times.

And finally, amidst the Corona pandemic, Wellness kits, PPE gear yoga mats, sanitising appliances .... these are the Diwali gifts companies are giving to their associates, writes the Economic Times.

Pakistan targets India ahead of Diwali, kills 4 soldiers and 3 civilians in multiple ceasefire violations along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir

Pakistan targets India ahead of Diwali, kills 4 soldiers and 3 civilians in multiple ceasefire violations along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir

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Hindustan Times highlights Atmanirbhar Bharat package 3.0 as bringing relief for home owners and giving a push to hiring. "Dhanteras gift for housing, stressed sectors" headlines The Hindu BusinessLine. "Government rolls out Rs. 1.19 lakh crore package" writes The Hindu.

At 104, Delhi reports highest single-day deaths from Covid, writes The Times of India.

"HC lifts stay, 80% ICU beds in 33 Delhi hospitals for Covid" is the headline in The Indian Express.

Hindustan Times quotes Serum Institute of India's claim that it has already made 40 million shots of AstraZeneca vaccine.  Busines Standard reports that the institute will have 200 million doses by January.

The Times of India

reports that over the past 7 years the government has weeded out 4.4 crore ration cards, a third of these being in Uttar Pradesh.

Russia has backed India's assertion that Pakistan shouldn't raise bilateral matters at SCO summit, writes Hindustan Times.

"Money, Muscle, Deceit Couldn't..." Tejashwi Yadav Slams PM, Nitish Kumar

 "Money, Muscle, Deceit Couldn't..." Tejashwi Yadav Slams PM, Nitish Kumar

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Hailing BJP's electoral victory in Bihar, the Statesman quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi writes "Development only basis for politics now".

Raising the spectre of censorship, "Government to regulate OTT, online news platform" writes the Hindustan Times. The newspaper also takes note of approval of a Rupees 2 lakh crore production--linked incentive (PLI) package to boost domestic manufacturing.

To bolster the pandemic-hit economy, the Central Government all set to roll out a Festive Bonanza,........focus on stressed sectors, middle income groups and employment generation, informs the Business Standard.

The Economic Times leads with "Rs. 100 lakh crore Nifty M-cap after stocks Hit record" as foreign investors buy shares worth Rs 6,027 crore, highest one-day purchase in nearly three months.

After remaining in the 'severe' zone for six days, Delhi's air improves to 'very poor' as wind blows away pollutants, states the Pioneer.

With phased-disengagement on the cards "India, China close to pull back plan for Pangong - Chushul area", reports the Times of India.

And finally, The Financial Express on its front page has a picture of police personnel riding new bikes given to them by the state government during a rally to prevent human trafficking, under the Nirbhaya scheme in Bengaluru The caption appropriately reads 'Riding for a cause''.

Bihar polls: Raut hails Tejashwi Yadav as 'man of the match'

 Bihar polls: Raut hails Tejashwi Yadav as 'man of the match'

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The Bihar poll results have dominated the headlines across the newspapers today.

Hindustan Times says "BJP gives Bihar to Nitish, The Pioneer reports, "NDA beats exit polls, retains Bihar,"adding "In neck and neck fight between NDA and Grand Alliance, Owaisi's party plays spoilsport for Mahagathbandhan."

Papers have also noticed the virtual SCO meet. The Tribune writes, "Respect India's sovereignty, Pakistan, China told at SCO meet." The Indian Express reports, "Xi, Khan watching, Modi says SCO members must respect sovereignty."

The new normal in Corona times brought huge changes in work culture. The Hindu Business Line writes, "Work from home and online education boost demand for personal computers."

Telangana: BJP trounces TRS in Dubbaka Assembly bypolls

Telangana: BJP trounces TRS in Dubbaka Assembly bypolls

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"City sees worst air day of year, NGT bans firecrackers in NCR" is the lead in the Times of India. "10 ways to detoxify Delhi-NCR" headlines the Pioneer, noting that the newly-formed Commission for Air Quality Management issues SOPs as blanket of smog over the region thickens. "Bursting firecrackers to invite 6-year jail, 1 lakh rupee fine" the paper also cites the Delhi Government.

"COVID-19 vaccine could be 90 per cent effective, claims Pfizer" leads the Hindu. The Indian Express writes "Pfizer claims first big breakthrough : test vaccine 90 per cent effective in Phase 3".

"D-Day for Bihar! Countdown begins" states the Pioneer.

"Modi-Xi to come face-to-face virtually at SCO Summit today" observes the Statesman.

"Fireworks on D-Street; indices scale new peak" reports the Business Standard. The Times of India notes "Sensex at new peak as Biden victory spurs foreign buying".

Bombay High Court refuses interim bail to Arnab Goswami in suicide abetment case

 Bombay High Court refuses interim bail to Arnab Goswami in suicide abetment case

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The result of the US Presidential Elections continues to dominate  all the newspapers for the second consecutive day today. Pledging to be President of all Americans , "Biden vows to unify America" calling for end to 'era of demonisation', writes The Tribune ."Modi greets Joe and Kamala, readies for new government in US" notes The Asian Age.While The Hindu states "Thulasendrapuram, Harris' ancestral village, erupts in joy over Kamala's victory ."

"A new President for US, New economic ties for us"observes The Economic Times.

A headline in The Indian Express quoting the Prime Minister writes, "Shipping ministry to be renamed " to Ministry of Port , Shipping and Waterways to bring clarity in the work it does.

"Free annual check-ups for staff above 40" reports Business Standard according to the new labour rules being prepared by the Union Government.

Under the headline "UK to honour Saragarhi Hero "The Times of India writes about a nine foot tall bronze statue of Havildar Ishar Singh set to become the first monument in Britain specifically honouring the fallen Heroes.

Joe Biden plans to increase H-1B visa limit and remove country quota for green cards

 Joe Biden plans to increase H-1B visa limit and remove country quota for green cards

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The top stories in most dailies refer to Joe Biden's win in the US elections.  "Yes, he can too" reads the headline in Hindustan Times.  "Biden 46th US President" writes The Sunday Tribune.  The Sunday Express headline simply says, "Finally."

Kamala creates history, is 1st black woman to be VP is the headline in The Asian Age.  "Many firsts in Harris's historic VP win" writes The Sunday Statesman.

At 7, 178 Delhi records highest cases in 24 hours is The Sunday Tribune headline.  Sunday Time writes, "At 79, Covid deaths in Delhi at 144-day high".

Sunday Pioneer quotes the Indian Medical Association as saying that air pollution raised Covid cases in Delhi by 13 per cent.

For the first time India Meteorological Department will forecast malaria outbreaks from next monsoon, reports Sunday Pioneer.

Joe Biden Wins US Presidency after Long Race, Ending Four Tumultuous Years Under Donald Trump

 Joe Biden Wins US Presidency after Long Race, Ending Four Tumultuous Years Under Donald Trump

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"Final phase of Bihar Assembly poll today" reports the Tribune.

"India & Italy ink 15 pacts, discuss terror in e-meet" informs the Times of India.

"India assures world of help on vaccine" writes the Pioneer adding "India to assist countries enhance cold chain".

In some grim news the Times of India says that "Delhi posts 7.1 k cases, India's highest on Friday".

The Indian Express quotes Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat as saying "will not accept any shifting of LAC, can't discount larger conflict".

Donald Trump's malignant spell could soon be broken

 Donald Trump's malignant spell could soon be broken

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

The much anticipated outcome of the US Presidential elections dominates the headlines of most newspapers today.

"Road to White House foggy but Biden flips crucial states," is the headline of Hindustan Times. "Biden closes in on victory in US polls," writes Business Standard. The Tribune reports, "No winner yet, outcome hinges on 4 states."

Back home, in Bihar polls, Nitish Kumar announces that this would be the last time he'd be running for elections. The Asian Age headlines, "My last election, says Nitish, on eve of last phase." The Indian Express writes, "Campaigning ends, Nitish signs off: My last election."

The dismal air quality of the National Capital sparks alarm. Hindustan Times says, "Delhi bans firecrackers as air quality is now 'severe'." The Asian Age writes, "Delhi bans all firecrackers as cases touch 6,715 in a day."

In some worrying news, The Hindu writes, "Delhi could soon become corona capital, says High Court.

And finally, The Indian Express writes, "Government plans Metro Neo for low-cost ride in suburbs and smaller cities."

Joe Biden Nears Finish Line, Donald Trump Says "Stop The Count"

 Joe Biden Nears Finish Line, Donald Trump Says "Stop The Count"

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"Divided States of America" is The Hindustan Times headline on the US Presidential elections heading for a nail-biting finish. "America's Future on Razor's Edge" leads The Times of India.  The Asian Age writes "Cliffhanger in America: Tight races in key states to decide next US President".

"Armed forces propose hike in retiring age of officers, pension formula review; Move to help retain skilled manpower, reduce burgeoning pension bill" reports The Pioneer.

"Supreme Court lays down guidelines for matrimonial cases; Deserted wives, children entitled to alimony from date of application, says court" notes The Hindu. 

"Domestic airlines allowed to operate at 60 per cent capacity" of their pre-COVID flights till February 24 next year, states The Pioneer.

"More Companies Mull Higher Salary Increments in 2021" buoyed by business revival trends, observes The Economic Times.

Biden wins more votes than any candidate in US history

 Biden wins more votes than any candidate in US history

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Most newspapers today lead with stories on elections in Bihar and the US.

With nearly 15 million people voting in 94 constituencies across Bihar, the Hindustan Times writes, Ïndia gets through biggest poll day in Covid-19 shadow.

As the world watches with bated breath, the outcome of the world's most significant democratic exercise, "Trump, Biden confident as US votes" informs the Asian Age.

To meet the objective of accelerating the growth of international investments in the country, "PM to brainstorm with global fund homes tomorrow. "20 top funds, India Inc. brass to attend roundtable", states The Business Standard.

Amid the ongoing tension at the Line of Actual Control, the Malabar series of naval exercises commenced yesterday. "To China's chagrin, Australia takes part in Malabar drills" reports The Pioneer.

The Tribune takes note of a prolonged dry spell in Himachal Pradesh affecting the sowing of Rabi crops, "Spectre of drought looms large over HP".

And finally, with signs of economic revival and easing of restrictions on people movement "Jewellers bet on Dhanteras, Diwali to regain sheen". writes The Hindu.

Donald Trump Dismisses 'Fake' Polls, Joe Biden Says Time to End the 'Chaos'

 Donald Trump Dismisses 'Fake' Polls, Joe Biden Says Time to End the 'Chaos'

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The Economic Times reports India's factory activity climbed to its most in a decade in October. The Times of India quotes Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as saying "Message from economic data is steadily positive".

Growing the scale of COVID alarm in the national capital, the Hindustan Times reports "Centre, Delhi huddle as third wave gets steeper". The paper adds "Focus on RT-PCR tests, health infrastructure as positivity rate soars, bigger spike feared in festive season".

"Desi Covid shots to secure 50% Indians" writes the Pioneer saying India is the only country after US to pre-order 600 million vaccines.

"November 3 is here : in Biden home town, nostalgia and hope line up to vote" headlines the Indian Express. "Red or Blue, US decides" writes the Tribune. "US election result may be delayed. But Thats's okay" says the Statesman.

"New Zealand's Ardern picks 'incredibly diverse' cabinet" as the country gets its first openly gay deputy PM, writes the Hindustan Times. Not only this, the Times of India says "first generation migrant (Priyanca Radhakrishnan) to become first desi New Zealand Minister".

Margin Between Biden & Trump Shrinks as Big Date Approaches, Elections Headed for Tight Finish: Polls

Margin Between Biden & Trump Shrinks as Big Date Approaches, Elections Headed for Tight Finish: Polls

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

According to an analysis, India is in the process of ordering Covid 19 vaccine shots that can inoculate half of its population. The top headline in Hindustan Times writes "Global study sees India having edge in vaccines."

A front page headline in The Economic Times says, "October GST mopup tops One lakh Crore rupees, First time in fiscal year 21" with the Government flagging clear signs of recovery.

"Government to delink land of sick PSU's to speed up closure" notes The Asian Age.

"Delhi tops list of traffic violations with 27 lakh challans" reports TheTimes Of India.

Almost all the dailies have covered the news of the Chief of Hizbul Mujahideen being killed in a gunfight in J & K.

And Finally, Under the headline, "Local visitors fill tourist space in Kaziranga", The Hindu has an inbox picture of  visitors enjoying elephant safari in Kaziranga reserve ,who were kept away due to the pandemic till now. 

Pak Move On Gilgit-Baltistan Attempt To Hide Illegal Occupation: India

 Pak Move On Gilgit-Baltistan Attempt To Hide Illegal Occupation: India

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The Indian Express quotes the Prime Minister as saying, Pak admits to Pulwama...time world unites to stamp out terror, its backers.  PM slams 'politics' on Pulwama writes The Hindu.

India's Covid case fatality rate falls below 1.5% is the headline in The Tribune

Johnson & Johnson to test its vaccine on youths aged 12 to 18 years soon reports Hindustan Times.

Another story in

Hindustan Times reveals, Capital streets are 10% busier than pre-lockdown possibly due to curtailed public transport and fear of infection. 

Free Covid vaccine promise not violation of poll code rules EC, writes The Statesman.

Kamal Nath moves Supreme Court to regain 'star' is the headline in The Sunday Pioneer.

700 km traffic jam as Paris chokes on day 1 of lockdown reports The Asian Age.

Almost all papers have written about the passing away of Sean Connery on their front pages.  Bond forever: The name is Conery, Sean Connery, writes Sunday Times.

Joe Biden Knocks Trump As Rivals Barnstorm Heartland In Election Finale

 Joe Biden Knocks Trump As Rivals Barnstorm Heartland In Election Finale

Newspaper Headlines

All papers mention Pakistan's minister's admission of the role in Pulwama attack. Hindustan Times writes, "Pak Minister admits Pulwama terror role." The Asian Age headlines with the minister's quote, " 'Ghus ke Maara', Pak Mantri brags about Pulwama attack."

The press has also noticed the gruesome killing of a French woman in Nice. The Times of India reports, "Man beheads woman, kills 2 more in terror attack at French church." The Hindu writes, "3 killed in French church attack," adding, "Knife attacker, shot by police while being detained."

In view of the deteriorating air qualityin the national capital, Centre brings in an ordinance to tackle the problem. The Tribune writes, "Ordinance to curb pollution in Delhi." The Asian Age reports, "Centre brings new law: 1 crore fine, 5-year jail for violators." The Hindu headlines, "Centre sets up commission to tackle NCR pollution."

"High cut-off for medical admissions expected as scores in NEET soar," writes The Times of India.

Now Delhiites can register pollution related complaints on an app. The Indian Express writes, "Register complaints on ' Green Delhi app."