The ongoings at the BJP occupies the top slot in most of the newspapers today. The Hindu headline says 'No succession plan as yet in the BJP'. The Indian Express writes 'No more fights, says BJP as Advani meets Bhagwat'.
The other major story in the press today is ISRO's loss of radio contact with Chandrayaan-I, its first moon mission. The Statesman's headline says 'Moon mission over. All contact with Chandrayaan lost'. According to the Indian Express ISRO has said that the moon mission has completed all its objectives despite partial incapacitation of one of its devices in April this year.
The Tribune's top story is PM's talk with media during the inauguration of Mangala oil fields. The headline says 'Crisis in BJP not good : PM'. On the same topic the Asian Age writes 'Drought bad, but plenty for poor :PM'.
The Pioneer has an interesting story warning that the beauty of the North-East is under serious threat unless the government rises to the occassion. The headline says 'Political neglect stealing North-East beauty'.
On the economic front, the Financial Express carries a report on a proposal for financial assistance to cash-strapped Air India, with the headline 'AI could get Rs 2,500-cr equity infusion, soft loans'. On the same subject The Economic Times says, AI to get 5,000 crore equity infusion in three years.
"He survived an air crash but not an MCD pit" says The Times of India on its front page, writing about the death of a 77-year old man after falling into a uncovered eight feet deep pit in Delhi.
On the sporting front, The Indian Express writes that not only was the stadium full during India's soccer match against Syria, a sizable number of the fans at the Nehru cup at the Ambedkar staduim were women.
And finally The Times of India has the story of a miracle baby with his heart protruding from his chest, who will undergo surgery at AIIMS. The headline says 'Docs try to save miracle baby'.
The other major story in the press today is ISRO's loss of radio contact with Chandrayaan-I, its first moon mission. The Statesman's headline says 'Moon mission over. All contact with Chandrayaan lost'. According to the Indian Express ISRO has said that the moon mission has completed all its objectives despite partial incapacitation of one of its devices in April this year.
The Tribune's top story is PM's talk with media during the inauguration of Mangala oil fields. The headline says 'Crisis in BJP not good : PM'. On the same topic the Asian Age writes 'Drought bad, but plenty for poor :PM'.
The Pioneer has an interesting story warning that the beauty of the North-East is under serious threat unless the government rises to the occassion. The headline says 'Political neglect stealing North-East beauty'.
On the economic front, the Financial Express carries a report on a proposal for financial assistance to cash-strapped Air India, with the headline 'AI could get Rs 2,500-cr equity infusion, soft loans'. On the same subject The Economic Times says, AI to get 5,000 crore equity infusion in three years.
"He survived an air crash but not an MCD pit" says The Times of India on its front page, writing about the death of a 77-year old man after falling into a uncovered eight feet deep pit in Delhi.
On the sporting front, The Indian Express writes that not only was the stadium full during India's soccer match against Syria, a sizable number of the fans at the Nehru cup at the Ambedkar staduim were women.
And finally The Times of India has the story of a miracle baby with his heart protruding from his chest, who will undergo surgery at AIIMS. The headline says 'Docs try to save miracle baby'.
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