Photographs of stranded passengers and grounded planes are across newspapers today, as more than 100 AIR INDIA pilots struck work, reporting 'sick' and led to cancellations of domestic and international flights yesterday.
The bad news though is that the strike will continue though the management has deferred pay cuts the pilots were protesting against.
The Times of India reports that 89 Chinese nationals have been told to stay for a probe into the Balco chimney collapse.
The paper also has two exclusive stories-one on the 100 crore electronic surveillance shield for Delhi during the 2010 Commonwealth Games and the second on --India going the extra mile and saying it's ready for global scrutiny on emissions--something it had opposed.
Agriculture Minister and NCP leader, Sharad Pawar, hinting at retirement from active politics,BJP leader Shatrughan Sinha praising Rahul Gandhi and doctored evidence reported in the Shopian murder case are all front page stories.
While the Pioneer reports on spiralling fake notes striking a note of alarm in the country, the Indian express reports on the Home ministry turning down a bid to buy currency paper machines from a German firm as it also supplies to Pakistan.
The capital is leading the way in air pollution with Chandini Chowk in the old city recording the highest pollution level in the country - according to a Central Pollution Control Board report - says the Hindustan Times.
The austerity drive has affected corporates too. The second richest Indian, Anil Ambani did forego his salary and commissions from his companies for the year 2008-09 reports the Statesman. Baba Ramdev buying a scottish island to be his base overseas is reported in the Business Standard.
And Melody Queen Lata Mangeshkar is 80 today. Many papers feature articles on this singing legend.
The bad news though is that the strike will continue though the management has deferred pay cuts the pilots were protesting against.
The Times of India reports that 89 Chinese nationals have been told to stay for a probe into the Balco chimney collapse.
The paper also has two exclusive stories-one on the 100 crore electronic surveillance shield for Delhi during the 2010 Commonwealth Games and the second on --India going the extra mile and saying it's ready for global scrutiny on emissions--something it had opposed.
Agriculture Minister and NCP leader, Sharad Pawar, hinting at retirement from active politics,BJP leader Shatrughan Sinha praising Rahul Gandhi and doctored evidence reported in the Shopian murder case are all front page stories.
While the Pioneer reports on spiralling fake notes striking a note of alarm in the country, the Indian express reports on the Home ministry turning down a bid to buy currency paper machines from a German firm as it also supplies to Pakistan.
The capital is leading the way in air pollution with Chandini Chowk in the old city recording the highest pollution level in the country - according to a Central Pollution Control Board report - says the Hindustan Times.
The austerity drive has affected corporates too. The second richest Indian, Anil Ambani did forego his salary and commissions from his companies for the year 2008-09 reports the Statesman. Baba Ramdev buying a scottish island to be his base overseas is reported in the Business Standard.
And Melody Queen Lata Mangeshkar is 80 today. Many papers feature articles on this singing legend.
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