10 swine flu deaths in the country yesterday have been reported by most dailies. " National H1 N1 toll climbs to 43" says the Statesman. The two deaths in Delhi were due to delay, write the Indian Express. The paper quotes the medical superintendent of RML as saying that swine flu is now on the wane. "Afghans vote in Presidential poll amid attacks" says the Hindu. "40 to 50% turnout" writes the Times of India.
"BJP continues Jaswant bashing" writes the Tribune, while the Indian Express is more vocal as it says "Knives out, BJP begins post mortem". Jaswant to fight on, raps Adwani is how the Asian Age puts it. "Book on Jinnah selling faster than face masks!" says the Times of India.
'Inflation' dips, but prices skyrocket. The Pioneer says this is because of huge variation in consumer price index and wholesale price index figures.
Olympic bronze medal winner Vijender Singh ranked world no. 2 now is covered by all dailies. "One punch away" writes the Pioneer.
"Badminton babus forgot deadline so Saina cant play in China" says the Indian Express, of the apathy of the government officials.
The Hindustan Times, in an item titled 'Ladies Special', reports of the new Forbes list of the worlds 100 most powerful women. The paper writes that five Indian women feature in the list with Indira Nooyi at the 3rd place and Sonia Gandhi at the 13th. The Hindu says that Germany's Angela Merkel tops the list.
The Statesman reports that Michael Jackson's physician Dr. Conrad Murray will be charged with manslaughter and arrested within two weeks.
Planning a romantic candle lit dinner? Think twice. The Times of India says that it can have a deadly fallout as burning paraffin candles exposes you to indoor carcinogenic air pollution.
"BJP continues Jaswant bashing" writes the Tribune, while the Indian Express is more vocal as it says "Knives out, BJP begins post mortem". Jaswant to fight on, raps Adwani is how the Asian Age puts it. "Book on Jinnah selling faster than face masks!" says the Times of India.
'Inflation' dips, but prices skyrocket. The Pioneer says this is because of huge variation in consumer price index and wholesale price index figures.
Olympic bronze medal winner Vijender Singh ranked world no. 2 now is covered by all dailies. "One punch away" writes the Pioneer.
"Badminton babus forgot deadline so Saina cant play in China" says the Indian Express, of the apathy of the government officials.
The Hindustan Times, in an item titled 'Ladies Special', reports of the new Forbes list of the worlds 100 most powerful women. The paper writes that five Indian women feature in the list with Indira Nooyi at the 3rd place and Sonia Gandhi at the 13th. The Hindu says that Germany's Angela Merkel tops the list.
The Statesman reports that Michael Jackson's physician Dr. Conrad Murray will be charged with manslaughter and arrested within two weeks.
Planning a romantic candle lit dinner? Think twice. The Times of India says that it can have a deadly fallout as burning paraffin candles exposes you to indoor carcinogenic air pollution.
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