Thursday, March 23, 2017

Terror returns to London

Terror returns to London

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The Supreme Court saying that the long pending Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid dispute should be resolved outside the court among all parties concerned makes for the front page news in most of the dailies this morning. "Supreme Court Chief Justice offers an Ayodhya solution roadmap- out of court" leads The Indian Express.The paper quotes Justice Khehar as saying "Issues of sentiments and religion ... the court should come in the picture only if you cannot settle it."
Writing on the continuing clampdown on cash transactions by the centre, the Business Standard says "Cash transactions limit lowered to 2 lakh rupees . Aadhar mandatory for filing I-T returns and PAN." "Violators face fine equivalent to the amount of transaction" writes the Business Line.
On BJP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath the Hindustan Times writes " No graft, no riots, vows Adityanath." "Yogi meets PM Modi, Amit Shah and others on team portfolios" reports The Asian Age. The paper writes that the Chief Minister was greeted with cheers in the Lok Sabha and he pledged to work for all.
"Aadhar mandatory to file  I-T returns" informs The DNA.
On the Narada sting operation case The Statesman informs "Apex court backs High Court order on Narada probe."
"PSU's outperform private peers" states The Financial Express.The paper writes that low input costs help push net up 12.5% in Financial Year 16 (FY16), despite 7% dip in sales.
In a big relief to the  waitlisted passengers, The Indian Railways is all set to introduce an option of alternate accomodation (vikalp) to the passengers where they will have the option to select the next train within 12 hours where there are seats available in the same category of class reports The Pioneer.

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