Dr. Manmohan Singh exuding confedence as he chaired the Planning commission meeting, hits the headlines today. "Downturn ending, Chin up, says PM" writes the Hindustan Times. "Don't be pessimistic crisis ending" headlines the Asian Age. The Hindustan Times reports that Nandan Nilekani is all set to ensure that he keeps the deadline he has set himself to provide India's first Unique Identification Numbar (UID) within the next 18 months. He plans to issue UIDs to around 600 million Indians in the first five years.
The Asian Age, quoting the RSS Hindi mouthpiece Panchajanya, reports that it was a 'mistake to have projected L K Advani as the party's Prime Ministerial candidate'. The article was entitled 'Wrong strategy, disastrous outcome'.
"Government delinks gas row from Ambani dispute" headlines the Business Standard. The Hindustan Times adds, 'amending its earlier petition in the gas dispute, the government filed a new one in the Supreme Court yesterday.
The Indian Express quoting governemnt data writes "Late treatment, other illnesses led to most H1N1 deaths". The paper adds that now people in high risk and with sever symptoms are being administered Tamiflu even before tests confirm the disease.
The Statesman reports that based on the majority opinion of the Election Commission, the President Mrs. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil has rejected the petition seeking disqualification of Sonia Gandhi - for accepting the "Order of Leopold" from the King of Belgium in November, 2006.
"Pakistan may have 70 to 90 atomic war heads" , headlines the Asian Age, quoting a top American scientist, the paper adds that the United States and Pakistan are planning 'mutual' Harpoon inspections.
And finally to conclude press review, an exceprt from the Indain Express "In a 20 Kilometer stretch between Wayanad and Coorg, three unique kinds of TREE FROGS have been discovered, who, like birds, use leaves to make a purse like nest to lay their eggs.
The Asian Age, quoting the RSS Hindi mouthpiece Panchajanya, reports that it was a 'mistake to have projected L K Advani as the party's Prime Ministerial candidate'. The article was entitled 'Wrong strategy, disastrous outcome'.
"Government delinks gas row from Ambani dispute" headlines the Business Standard. The Hindustan Times adds, 'amending its earlier petition in the gas dispute, the government filed a new one in the Supreme Court yesterday.
The Indian Express quoting governemnt data writes "Late treatment, other illnesses led to most H1N1 deaths". The paper adds that now people in high risk and with sever symptoms are being administered Tamiflu even before tests confirm the disease.
The Statesman reports that based on the majority opinion of the Election Commission, the President Mrs. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil has rejected the petition seeking disqualification of Sonia Gandhi - for accepting the "Order of Leopold" from the King of Belgium in November, 2006.
"Pakistan may have 70 to 90 atomic war heads" , headlines the Asian Age, quoting a top American scientist, the paper adds that the United States and Pakistan are planning 'mutual' Harpoon inspections.
And finally to conclude press review, an exceprt from the Indain Express "In a 20 Kilometer stretch between Wayanad and Coorg, three unique kinds of TREE FROGS have been discovered, who, like birds, use leaves to make a purse like nest to lay their eggs.
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