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Newspaper Headlines: Opposition's Show Of Strength At Hemant Soren's Swearing-In And Other Top Stories

  • <B>The Times Of India<B>: Opposition's show of strength at Hemant Soren's swearing-in ceremony. Union minority affairs minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi slams Meerut SP, says the cop's remarks were 'unacceptable'.
    The Times Of India: Opposition's show of strength at Hemant Soren's swearing-in ceremony. Union minority affairs minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi slams Meerut SP, says the cop's remarks were 'unacceptable'.
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  • <B>Hindustan Times<B>: Hemant Soren on Sunday took oath as the 11th chief minister of Jharkhand in a ceremony billed as a show of strength by opposition parties. Extreme cold and dense fog continued its onslaught on the Capital as Delhi on Sunday registered its 16th successive "severe cold day".
    Hindustan Times: Hemant Soren on Sunday took oath as the 11th chief minister of Jharkhand in a ceremony billed as a show of strength by opposition parties. Extreme cold and dense fog continued its onslaught on the Capital as Delhi on Sunday registered its 16th successive "severe cold day".
  • <B>The Asian Age<B>: In a major show of strength, a large number of opposition leaders were on hand as JMM leader Hemant Soren took the oath as Jharkhand chief minister. Amid the nationwide stir against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed National Register for Citizens, PM Modi on Sunday exhorted the youth and lauded them for believing in the system and questioning it when it does not respond properly.
    The Asian Age: In a major show of strength, a large number of opposition leaders were on hand as JMM leader Hemant Soren took the oath as Jharkhand chief minister. Amid the nationwide stir against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed National Register for Citizens, PM Modi on Sunday exhorted the youth and lauded them for believing in the system and questioning it when it does not respond properly.
  • <B>The Telegraph<B>: An innovative anti-citizenship-act protest with roadside kolams (alpona or rangoli), drawn with rice powder, led seven people to be arrested in Chennai on Sunday morning. An FIR has been registered against six policemen in Bijnore on the charge of killing Mohammad Sulaiman, 20, on the basis of a complaint from the victim's brother.
    The Telegraph: An innovative anti-citizenship-act protest with roadside kolams (alpona or rangoli), drawn with rice powder, led seven people to be arrested in Chennai on Sunday morning. An FIR has been registered against six policemen in Bijnore on the charge of killing Mohammad Sulaiman, 20, on the basis of a complaint from the victim's brother.
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