Delhi rolls back the VAT hike
The just-concluded Indo-Pak dialogue and resultant acrimony continues to dominate the front pages of dailies. "Qureshi throws courtesy out of the window....", headline the Indian Express.
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Pak footprint unravels in valley unrest
NCP trying to form secular front
The tense situation in Kashmir, has been reported by all major news dailies on their front pages today. "Curfew relaxed at last, but valley still on edge" reports the Hindustan Times. The lead story in the Pioneer reveals "Pak footprint unravels in valley unrest" while the Times of India asks "Omar in chair but is he in full control of J&K?-Ministers to cops little support for CM".
The attempt by the NCP Supremo, to start a Secular Democratic Front leads the Hindustan Times to headline " For second time, Pawar looks to third front" while the Hindu says " NCP trying to form secular front, says Congress not giving any space".
The Times of India reports "Rains on track, Pawar predicts bumper yield" and adds that Mr. Pawar said a decision on de-controlling sugar prices could be taken if there is a good yield in the next crop year starting October.
The face off between the BJP and the Congress regarding Afzal Guru, has the Asian Age remark " Foot-in-the mouth Gadkari does it again", while the Hindustan Times says " BJP, Congress tell each other: Mind your language". The Hindi daily the Dainik Bhaskar reports that Mr. Gadkari has refused to apologize for his remarks."
Sundays World Cup is not only going to be a football contest between Spain and the Netherlands but also a contest between prophetic Paul the Octopus who supports Spain, and Mani the soothsaying Parakeet from Singapore who is rooting for the Netherlands. "Octopus ignores Dutch treat, swims with Spanish Armada" exclaims the Pioneer, while the Hindustan Times reports "World Cup Final: Paul Versus the Parakeet".
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The attempt by the NCP Supremo, to start a Secular Democratic Front leads the Hindustan Times to headline " For second time, Pawar looks to third front" while the Hindu says " NCP trying to form secular front, says Congress not giving any space".
The Times of India reports "Rains on track, Pawar predicts bumper yield" and adds that Mr. Pawar said a decision on de-controlling sugar prices could be taken if there is a good yield in the next crop year starting October.
The face off between the BJP and the Congress regarding Afzal Guru, has the Asian Age remark " Foot-in-the mouth Gadkari does it again", while the Hindustan Times says " BJP, Congress tell each other: Mind your language". The Hindi daily the Dainik Bhaskar reports that Mr. Gadkari has refused to apologize for his remarks."
Sundays World Cup is not only going to be a football contest between Spain and the Netherlands but also a contest between prophetic Paul the Octopus who supports Spain, and Mani the soothsaying Parakeet from Singapore who is rooting for the Netherlands. "Octopus ignores Dutch treat, swims with Spanish Armada" exclaims the Pioneer, while the Hindustan Times reports "World Cup Final: Paul Versus the Parakeet".
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The situation in Srinagar is covered by every newspaper. "Uneasy calm in valley, curfew in more areas- alert red of Friday prayers" is the Times of India headline.
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"Follow India's example, PM tells the world "
Saina holding aloft the Tricolor
"Follow India's example, PM tells the world ", reads the FrontPage headline of today's Economic Times. Describing Dr. Manmohan Singh's address at the G-20 meeting the paper writes, "The style was quintessential Manmohan Singh: unassuming, suave, gentle.
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BJP in damage control mode
Home Ministry recommended to President , to reject the mercy petition of Afzal Guru.
Most national dailies have prominently reported another honour killing in Delhi, with the discovery of the body of Shubha Nagar - cousin of Monica Singh, who, along with her husband Kuldeep Singh, had been killed under similar circumstances earlier.
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Homecoming for Pandits
Bhopal gas tragedy exploring the possibilities
The Centre mulling legal options to ensure better compensation for the Bhopal gas victims, and also to ensure revision of charges against the accused so they face trial for culpable homicide is reported across papers.The Tribune and the Hindustan Times also report on the Group of Ministers meeting
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Pranab nails Arjun for Anderson escape
Army has instructed its officers to keep off social networking sites
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The two stories carried prominently by leading dailies today relate to Pranab Mukherjee's explanation for letting Anderson leave the country, and the BJP's national executive committee meeting. While the headline in Hindustan Times reads, "Pranab nails Arjun for Anderson escape",
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Mukesh Ambani making 4800 crores telecom foray
Ghost of Bhopal gas tragedy haunting the then officials
All newspapers today carry the news of the opening day gala celebrations of World Cup in South Africa along with the tragedy of Nelson Mandela's great grand daughter passing away in a car accident.
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Amarnath yatra is going green
Super 30 helps the poor and students to crack IIT-JEE
The visit of Sri Lanka President Rajapake, the reconstitution of groups of ministers the look into the Bhopal gas tragedy, the growing suspicion at Goa's Ex-Minister Mickky Pacheco in a murder case dominate headlines today
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Families are paying truckers to abandon the mentally ill inNational Park.
Sukhna is Dying
RED ROUT screams the Statesman in RED print, echoing the top story in all papers this morning--Mamta Banerjee's Trinamul Congress, emerging the clear winner in the West Bengal civic polls, crushing the Left and humbling the Congress in a historic victory.
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