The BJP expelling its veteran leader, Jaswant Singh for ideological deviation, is predominantly covered on the front pages. The Asian Age writes that the final nail came from Mr. Advani, who advised the expulsion.The Times of India write on its front page that an evaluation report - on preparation for the 2010 Commonwealth Games, submitted by the Comptroller and Auditor General to the Prime Minister's Office, has observed that in certain areas work shortfall is almost at 50 per cent, indicating that these projects, including games venues and related infrastructure, are running much behind schedule.
Newspapers have covered extensively the successful liver transplant surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi, wherein an 18 month old Nigerian Child and Priya, a Mumbai resident exchanged liver donors - with Priya's Husband donating to the child and the Child's Mother donating to Priya.
The Statesman on its World Focus page writes that Tuesday's suicide bombing and rocket strikes on Kabul have escalated tensions in Afghanistan. The Hindustan Times headlines- "Scared after several attacks, the turnout at today's polls is expected to be very low.
The Rashtriya Sahara mentions that a change is being observed in Americans, who, influenced by Hindu philosophy, are chanting "OM" for peace and meditation.
And finally, the Statesman informs us that one of the country biggest art extravaganzas, exhibiting a whopping 450 crore rupee worth of art works, began in New Delhi at the Pragati Maidan, with paintings by exiled artist M F Husain being conspicuous by their absence.
Newspapers have covered extensively the successful liver transplant surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi, wherein an 18 month old Nigerian Child and Priya, a Mumbai resident exchanged liver donors - with Priya's Husband donating to the child and the Child's Mother donating to Priya.
The Statesman on its World Focus page writes that Tuesday's suicide bombing and rocket strikes on Kabul have escalated tensions in Afghanistan. The Hindustan Times headlines- "Scared after several attacks, the turnout at today's polls is expected to be very low.
The Rashtriya Sahara mentions that a change is being observed in Americans, who, influenced by Hindu philosophy, are chanting "OM" for peace and meditation.
And finally, the Statesman informs us that one of the country biggest art extravaganzas, exhibiting a whopping 450 crore rupee worth of art works, began in New Delhi at the Pragati Maidan, with paintings by exiled artist M F Husain being conspicuous by their absence.
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