The decision of the Supreme Court Judges to make their assets public is the lead in all the major dailies. The papers report that the details will be available on the Supreme court web site. However, no questions on how their wealth increased or decreased will be entertained.All the papers report on the problems the BJP is facing. In what the Asian Age calls " BJP tragedy, Act IV" The Times of India and The Pioneer write that expelled BJP leader Jaswant Singh has compared the party to the extreme right wing Ku Klux Klan. The Tribune reports that former Uttarakhand Chief Minister B.C. Khanduri has written to the leadership questioning his removal.
The Indian Express, in an exclusive front page story, writes that the Govt. is ready with a draft of a new law aimed at protecting whistleblowers. The paper adds that the draft law exempts ministers from its ambit.
In a front page story, the Hindustan Times reports that the Govt. is likely to restrict the deployment of Chinese telecom products by private service providers in the border states.
The Asian Age and the Hindustan Times report that Haryana will be the first state in the country where all the towns in the state will be mapped and surveyed through satellite.
In economic news, the Hindustan Times reports that labour intensive exports may get a leg up in the foreign trade policy to be announced by the Govt. today. India's top three software exporters, Infosys, TCS and Wipro bagging a 1.5 billion dollar British Petroleum contract is reported by all the dailies.
In international news, The Times of India, The Indian Express and the Pioneer report that more than 65 percent of all transplanted organs in China come from executed prisoners.
And finally, most dailies report that film star Salman Khan wants to have his own IPL team. The Times of India says that the IPL could soon become the IBL or the Indian Bollywood League.
The Indian Express, in an exclusive front page story, writes that the Govt. is ready with a draft of a new law aimed at protecting whistleblowers. The paper adds that the draft law exempts ministers from its ambit.
In a front page story, the Hindustan Times reports that the Govt. is likely to restrict the deployment of Chinese telecom products by private service providers in the border states.
The Asian Age and the Hindustan Times report that Haryana will be the first state in the country where all the towns in the state will be mapped and surveyed through satellite.
In economic news, the Hindustan Times reports that labour intensive exports may get a leg up in the foreign trade policy to be announced by the Govt. today. India's top three software exporters, Infosys, TCS and Wipro bagging a 1.5 billion dollar British Petroleum contract is reported by all the dailies.
In international news, The Times of India, The Indian Express and the Pioneer report that more than 65 percent of all transplanted organs in China come from executed prisoners.
And finally, most dailies report that film star Salman Khan wants to have his own IPL team. The Times of India says that the IPL could soon become the IBL or the Indian Bollywood League.
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