BJP leader Arun Shourie raging against the party top brass in colourful language in a TV interview and adding to the crisis in the opposition is headline news in the papers. Mr. Shourie calls party president Rajnath Singh-- Humpty Dumpty and the party-- Kati Patang--a directionless kite. What next for the party, already weighed down by it's Lok Sabha defeat ?-- is the subject of media analyses and editorial comments.
'Punjab bleeding itself to stay afloat' is the lead story in The Tribune. The report says, the state government, deprived of cash flow and faced with a huge subsidy bill is selling 400 Crores worth of govt. securities every month to raise money.
The Central Information Commission criticising the Ministry of External Affairs, for protecting individuals with a criminal past is an exclusive report in the paper. Danik Jagran lead story titled - "Congress Ne Kee Pawar Kee Gherebandi"speaks of new Congress strategies, in the backdrop of the forthcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections.
The Indian Express reports that Buta Singh has refused to appear before the CBI in the corruption case involving his son.
If you are fed up with your mobile service provider, they could soon find their license cancelled, says the Financial Express, reporting on the government's move to empower the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India to do so.
China assuring India that it will not strike a separate deal with the West, at the forthcoming Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, is reported on the front page of the Hindustan Times.
Humour is not all fun but a form of aggression, say German researchers. Their study shows that by making others laugh the person is just sending out a message that he is incharge. The joke it seems is on you!
The Prime Minister's Council on Climate Change has approved in principle the National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency. After giving the green signal for the Mission, the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said that it will enable about 75,000 crore rupees worth of transactions in energy efficiency. He said this will help save about 5 per cent of annual energy consumption. This is the second Mission under the National Action Plan on climate change to be approved by the Council. The National Solar Mission was approved earlier this month.
'Punjab bleeding itself to stay afloat' is the lead story in The Tribune. The report says, the state government, deprived of cash flow and faced with a huge subsidy bill is selling 400 Crores worth of govt. securities every month to raise money.
The Central Information Commission criticising the Ministry of External Affairs, for protecting individuals with a criminal past is an exclusive report in the paper. Danik Jagran lead story titled - "Congress Ne Kee Pawar Kee Gherebandi"speaks of new Congress strategies, in the backdrop of the forthcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections.
The Indian Express reports that Buta Singh has refused to appear before the CBI in the corruption case involving his son.
If you are fed up with your mobile service provider, they could soon find their license cancelled, says the Financial Express, reporting on the government's move to empower the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India to do so.
China assuring India that it will not strike a separate deal with the West, at the forthcoming Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen, is reported on the front page of the Hindustan Times.
Humour is not all fun but a form of aggression, say German researchers. Their study shows that by making others laugh the person is just sending out a message that he is incharge. The joke it seems is on you!
The Prime Minister's Council on Climate Change has approved in principle the National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency. After giving the green signal for the Mission, the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said that it will enable about 75,000 crore rupees worth of transactions in energy efficiency. He said this will help save about 5 per cent of annual energy consumption. This is the second Mission under the National Action Plan on climate change to be approved by the Council. The National Solar Mission was approved earlier this month.
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