NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The Government's decision to set up a Joint Parliamentary Committee to look into the 2G spectrum allocation scam is the lead in most papers. 'UPA eats its winter words for JPC spring' is how the Indian Express puts it. 'BJP gracious, Sushma welcomes probe panel' writes Mail Today.
The Hindustan Times, The Hindu and the Tribune all show the file photo burnt of the coach of the Sabarmati Express at the Godhra station in Feb 2002. '31 convicted, 63 walk free in Godhra case' is the Hindustan Times headline. 'It was a pre-planned conspiracy, says special court' , writes the Hindu - 'Sentence on Feb 25', says the Tribune.
Most of the newspapers have reported the release of Malkangiri Collector Krishna and Junior Engineer Majhi. "All demands of Naxals accepted; writes the Asian Age.
The Times of India and the Asian Age show the wreckage as a massive earthquake struck Christ Church in New Zealand, killing 65 people.
'Jamia Millia declared minority institution' writes the Hindu. The Times of India explains the implication of this order- the university need not give quota to OBC's and Dalits, and can reserve upto 50% seats for Muslims.
Vis-a-Vis corruption in the Common Wealth Games, the Indian Express reports 'Shunghu panel now indicts CWG's bank Central Bank and its Chief too.
The Government's decision to set up a Joint Parliamentary Committee to look into the 2G spectrum allocation scam is the lead in most papers. 'UPA eats its winter words for JPC spring' is how the Indian Express puts it. 'BJP gracious, Sushma welcomes probe panel' writes Mail Today.
The Hindustan Times, The Hindu and the Tribune all show the file photo burnt of the coach of the Sabarmati Express at the Godhra station in Feb 2002. '31 convicted, 63 walk free in Godhra case' is the Hindustan Times headline. 'It was a pre-planned conspiracy, says special court' , writes the Hindu - 'Sentence on Feb 25', says the Tribune.
Most of the newspapers have reported the release of Malkangiri Collector Krishna and Junior Engineer Majhi. "All demands of Naxals accepted; writes the Asian Age.
The Times of India and the Asian Age show the wreckage as a massive earthquake struck Christ Church in New Zealand, killing 65 people.
'Jamia Millia declared minority institution' writes the Hindu. The Times of India explains the implication of this order- the university need not give quota to OBC's and Dalits, and can reserve upto 50% seats for Muslims.
Vis-a-Vis corruption in the Common Wealth Games, the Indian Express reports 'Shunghu panel now indicts CWG's bank Central Bank and its Chief too.
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