Are the ‘Locals’ Taking on Farmers at Singhu Border BJP Workers?

 Are the ‘Locals’ Taking on Farmers at Singhu Border BJP Workers?

Big Crowd At Farmer "Mahapanchayat" After Viral Clip Of Leader In Tears

 Big Crowd At Farmer "Mahapanchayat" After Viral Clip Of Leader In Tears

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Hailing India's progress in tackling the Covid 19 pandemic Hindustan Times quotes the Prime Minister speaking at the World Economic Forum asserting " Many more made in India Covid vaccines soon " to  support  othercountries at scale. 

A front page headline in The Times of India writes "Crack down on farm protests" as the UP government orders the camping farmers to evict. The paper adds, " Power, Water supply to stir site cut off."

"External Affairs Minister outlines eight principles to mend strained ties with China" is a front page headline in The Tribune.

"At 446 tonnes, gold demand in 2020 dips to lowest in 25 years" writes The Hindu Business Line.

With the idea to give more money in people's hands, " Exemptions list in new tax regime may get longer" observes The Indian express.

And finally, "Regular International flights likely from summer" notes The Economic Times as a substantial number of people will get vaccinated in three to four months across the globe.

Farmers' protest: Delhi Police issues notice to 20 farmer leaders including Yogendra Yadav

 Farmers' protest: Delhi Police issues notice to 20 farmer leaders including Yogendra Yadav

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

All newspapers have widely covered the FIRs booked against the farm leaders.  The Times of India headlines "Day after capital raid, authorities and protesters take stock and plan next moves," "Farmers put off  1st February parliament march; No rioter will be spared, says top cop." The Pioneer reports, "2 farm unions end protest, condemn R-day violence."

In some more relaxations of restrictions in view of Covid, The Hindu writes, "Cinemas allowed to seat more people." "50 per cent cap for movie halls lifted, pools open to all," says The Times of India adding that International travel may be eased further.

Papers have also noticed V K Sasikala's release from prison. The Statesman reports, "Ex-Jayalalitha aide Sasikala released after 4 years in prison."

And Finally, in some good news Hindustan Times writes, "Biden administration to let H-1B spouses work."

Actor Deep Sidhu's Role Under Scrutiny After Tractor Rally Violence

 Actor Deep Sidhu's Role Under Scrutiny After Tractor Rally Violence

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

The front pages of all dailies carry colourful photographs of the 72nd Republic Day celebrations, as well as the violence witnessed at the farmers' rally.

Cultural heritage and military might on display at Republic Day, The Asian Age headline.

At Rajpath, many firsts in the shadow of a pandemic, headlines Hindustan Times, giving examples of participation of a woman fighter pilot in the IAF's tableau and the appearance of Rafale fighter jets.

Marking 50 years of 1971 war, Bangla team part of Republic Day event, writes The Indian Express.

Tiranga hoisted for the 1st time since independence day, in a Bastar village, a Naxal stronghold, Reports The Asian Age.

Writing on the farmers' rally turning violent, The Pioneer headlines, "Capital Siege.  Rioters in farmers' garb tried to reach India Gate".

Tractor rally turns violent as farmers enter Capital.  Farmer leaders blame 'anti-social elements', writes The Hindu.

Shah holds security meet, more forces deployed, reports The Asian Age.

Red Fort secured after descent into chaos, crackdown likely The Indian Express writes.

"Covid wake-up call: Government likely to double health budget" headlines The Pioneer.

India reaches vaccination milestone as 20 lakh inoculated, reports The Times of India.

Chaos as Indian farmers enter Delhi’s Red Fort, clash with police

 Chaos as Indian farmers enter Delhi’s Red Fort, clash with police

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

"India to exhibit military might at Republic Day parade" leads The Statesman. The paper writes that "32 tableau to depict nation's cultural heritage.

"Shinzo Abe, SP Balasubramaniam, Paswan among Padma award winners" inform the Asian.

"Committed to farmers' welfare, says President" states The Tribune. "President reaches out to farmers on Republic Day" says The Indian Express.

The Pioneer quoting the Prime Minister Narendra Modi says "National Voters Day occasion to appreciate Election Commission's remarkable contribution".

"Indian, PLA soldiers clashed in North Sikkim on January 20: Army" leads The Times of India.

"Over half of Delhi likely exposed to Sars-CoV-2, suggests sero survey" reports Hindustan Times.

And finally, "Election Commission rolls out e-voter cards." Well, The Statesman reports that "the Election Commission on Monday rolled out the electronic version of the voters' photo identity card which can be stored on the mobile phones and downloaded on personal computers."

Sikkim: Chinese and Indian troops 'in new border clash'

 Sikkim: Chinese and Indian troops 'in new border clash'

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:

Marching on its humanitarian course of facilitating vaccination, "India offers jabs to diplomates, families" inform the Asian Age.

As demand for Covid Jabs rises...."Tata in talks to launch Moderna Vaccine in India." informs the Economic Times.

Precautionary measures continue....."Certified health report must to attend Kumbh." people above 65, kids below 10 years, pregnant women not allowed to visit Haridwar, reports the Pioneer.

In an attempt to ease tensions in Ladakh, "India, China hold talks on LAC row" writes the Hindustan Times.

Amid a debate over the privacy policy offered by WhatsApp, "Pakistan-backed terror groups switch to new messaging apps," writes the Statesman.

Taking note of the far reaching effects of the victory at Brisbane, the Financial Express, under the caption writes, 'Rising stock' "Young guns from Gabba win on brands radar."

And finally, "After strides in social welfare, Lathur village hands over baton to all--woman Panchayat." states the Indian Express.

Farmers Can Enter Delhi, But Can't Disturb Republic Day Parade: Police

 Farmers Can Enter Delhi, But Can't Disturb Republic Day Parade: Police

NEWSPAPER HEADLINES.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paying  tributes to Subhash Chandra Bose is one of the stories that dominates headlines this morning. "PM pays tributes to Netaji ahead of Bengal elections" leads Hindustan Times. The Pioneer quoting the Prime Minister writes  "India becoming what Netaji envisioned". "BJP Trinamul fight to claim legacy of Netaji" writes the Asian Age.

"Indian, Chinese military commanders are back at the LAC talks table today" leads the Sunday Express adding "meeting scheduled after word from Beijing amidst extended winter deployment on both sides".

"BSF unearths tunnel used by Pak to send in terrorists to India" reports Hindustan Times.

"Senate to begin Trump impeachment trial on 8 February" informs the Sunday Statesman.

And finally, the Iconic TV anchor Larry King dies at 87. Well, the Asian Age reports that Larry King, the suspenders sporting everyman whose broadcast interviews with world leaders, movie stars and ordinary Joes helped define American conversation for a half-century died on Saturday.