Sabarimala Temple Opening, Talks In Maharashtra On Front Pages Today
Updated: November 17, 2019 07:13 IST
Sabarimala Temple opening for annual pilgrimage and 10 women of menstruating age being stopped from entering, Maharashtra government formation and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman saying that the government is looking to wrap up the sale of state-run airline Air India and oil refiner and marketer Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) by March are some of the big stories in newspapers today.
hiv Sena saying it will skip meeting of NDA allies today, Sabarimala Temple opening for pilgrims and government planning 5-year jail, Rs 50 crore fine for polluting or "obstructing the flow of Ganga" are the stories of the front page of The Indian Express.
Sabarimala opening for annual pilgrimage, Air India, BPCL sale and report on deaths due to wrong-side driving in 2018 are some of the stories on TOI's front page.
Opening of Sabarimala, Opposition parties saying they will seek answers from the centre over a slowing economy, growing unemployment and farm distress ahead of the Parliament's winter session and FIR against JNU students for allegedly defacing administrative building and vandalising a statue of Swami Vivekananda are the stories of HT's front page.
Sabarimala opening amid row over entry of women and Shiv Sena skipping NDA meet are on The Asian Age's front page.
Anil Ambani resigning from RCom and Academics calling for review of the Supreme Court's Ayodhya verdict are on The Telegraph's front page.
