The positive news for developing countries at the G-20 Summit has been highlighted by all the papers. "Singh is King at the G-20 Summit" says the TOI, adding that it was 'quite remarkable how many of the PM's preions made their way into the final communique of the Summiteers'. "Old Order Changes; G-20 replaces G-8 as world's power club", opines the Indian Express.
Most papers, including the Hindu, TOI, Hindustan Times, Asian Age and Indian Express have covered the arrest of Chhatradhar Mahato, convener of the Maoist-backed Police Santrash Birodhi Janasadharan Committee, in an operation conducted by the West-Bengal Police, on saturday. The arrest is being held as a big success for the Police, as they had been on his trail for a long time.
Flight operations being hit by the strike by a section of Executive Pilots of Air-India has been covered by most papers. The Indian Express has added with a hint of humour, that it's not just Pilots who are holding Air-India hostage. A rat sighted on an Air-India flight at Rajasarsi International Air-port in Amritsar led to harried passengers having to wait for an alternate flight.
The Indian Express, on its front page writes that soon, 11 central agencies can monitor your bank A/c, travel and fax details. The idea is that the law enforcement get quicker and comprehensive access to all information, related to suspected criminals and terrorists at one place, over a highly sensitive network.
For those waiting to invest in upcoming Initial Public Offerings (IPO's), the Economics Times offer a word of caution, saying higher IPO grades do not necessarily translate into better stock market profit. An analysis by the paper has revealed that IPO's with the lowest grading have out performed better rated stocks.
Photographs of Durga Puja celebrations across the country adorn sections of all Dailies. Papers report that the Navaratri Pandals set up on the occassion are adorned with dazzling lights and bustling sound.
Most papers, including the Hindu, TOI, Hindustan Times, Asian Age and Indian Express have covered the arrest of Chhatradhar Mahato, convener of the Maoist-backed Police Santrash Birodhi Janasadharan Committee, in an operation conducted by the West-Bengal Police, on saturday. The arrest is being held as a big success for the Police, as they had been on his trail for a long time.
Flight operations being hit by the strike by a section of Executive Pilots of Air-India has been covered by most papers. The Indian Express has added with a hint of humour, that it's not just Pilots who are holding Air-India hostage. A rat sighted on an Air-India flight at Rajasarsi International Air-port in Amritsar led to harried passengers having to wait for an alternate flight.
The Indian Express, on its front page writes that soon, 11 central agencies can monitor your bank A/c, travel and fax details. The idea is that the law enforcement get quicker and comprehensive access to all information, related to suspected criminals and terrorists at one place, over a highly sensitive network.
For those waiting to invest in upcoming Initial Public Offerings (IPO's), the Economics Times offer a word of caution, saying higher IPO grades do not necessarily translate into better stock market profit. An analysis by the paper has revealed that IPO's with the lowest grading have out performed better rated stocks.
Photographs of Durga Puja celebrations across the country adorn sections of all Dailies. Papers report that the Navaratri Pandals set up on the occassion are adorned with dazzling lights and bustling sound.
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