AP Samachar - 27 June, 2009

The Pioneer

• Educating India
• A dynamic future for politics
• Quota within quota can’t be denied

The New Indian Express

• Good and bad in Sibal’s vow

Deccan Chronicle

• ‘Indian security is very complex’
• Lord loves tulasi too
• Nilekani’s key UID challenge: Security

The Hindu

• Malnutrition stalks Gutti Koyas
• Misapplying R2P in Sri Lanka
• Declaring victory, Maoists begin retreat
• NSA to NSA: India is more than AfPak

The Times of India

• Sibal's one-board plan hits oppn roadblock
• Take Back The World

AP Samachar - 26 June, 2009

Deccan Chronicle

• Gandhi words in the Underground
• Sibal revolution in Indian education

The Hindu

• Right to Education Bill to be enacted
• Monsoon prospects
• Searching for water on the Moon
• Indians, Pakistanis unite at Kashmir shrine festival

AP Samachar - 25 June, 2009

The Pioneer :

1. Restoring political stability
2. Make Pakistan sweat it out
3. Mehsud looms large
4. Marxists wilt before Maoists

Deccan Chronicle :

1. Robin Hood terror?

The Hindu :

1. State to try cooperative farming
2. Iran and India, yesterday and today
3. The missing ‘E’s of medical education

The New Indian Express :

1. Only Khanduri pays the price
2. When the state fails to act

AP Samachar - 24 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. CPM’s moment of truth
2. Being big is not good enough

Deccan Chronicle

1. HR, ethics must in OU
2. BJP: Dissent within, leadership amiss
3. India, Bangladesh must join hands to root out Pak terror

The Hindu

1. Special pujas to appease rain god from today
2. No more double games
3. Lower-key Hindutva

The New Indian Express

1. Guidelines soon on fees to be charged
2. To ban or not to ban
3. In search of an ideology

http://www.honestreports.co.cc/

1. Thousands beaten/raped

The Times of India

1. Rights panel calls for overhaul of child labour laws
2. Karat And Stick
3. Let's Dilli-dally

AP Samachar - 23 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Let Gujarat fight terror
2. Let Church leave Hindus alone
3. Hindutva needs regional flavour
4. Between a rock and a hard place

Deccan Chronicle

1. Hyderabadi attacked in Australia
2. Is BJP confusion on Hindutva growing?
3. India needs renaissance

The Hindu

1. Centre bans CPI (Maoist)
2. Temple lands: lease amounts to be rationalised
3. Breaking the climate deadlock

The New Indian Express

1. Ban on Maoists:Congress, BJP welcome move
2. Pseudo macho diplomacy

The Times of India

1. People Come First

AP Samachar - 22 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Ideology is not baggage

Deccan Chronicle

1. Confused signals on WTO strategy
2. Self-serving polity seeks status quo, not reforms
3. Time to clear India’s most discussed Bill

The Hindu

1. Friday sermons focus on education

The New Indian Express

1. Government bans CPI-Maoist across India
2. RSS chief to visit Jammu Tuesday
3. Saina beats world no.Three to win Indonesian Open
4. Hindutva, now and forever

The Times of India

1. Trivial Pursuit
2. Violence in Azamgarh after BJP leader killed
3. BJP under pressure to reach out to Muslims

AP Samachar - 21 June, 2009

It would have been better if BJP has worked with RSS, Swamiji averred.

Only during election time, BJP leaders remember Ram, Ram Mandir and Hindutva related issues and pump up people and after elections they naturally set aside these matters, commented Sri Sri Sri Jayendra Saraswathi. The Sankaracharya of Kanchi remarked that BJP would have won the confidence of the people on the issues of Ram, Ram Mandir and Hindutva if it had acted on the advise of RSS and VHP. While speaking with Andhra Prabha at Kanchikamakoti Math in Tirupati, he made sensational comments on the working style of leaders of Congress as well as BJP. While replying to a question he said that we had seen in the past how BJP leaders during elections inspired and became closer to the people by talking of Ram Mandir, Hindutva and after winning the elections and coming to power set aside those issues, enjoyed power by jettisoning the promises made. Even in the elections conducted after that, BJP leaders again placed the issues of Ram Mandir and Hindutva agenda before the people. But people did not believe their words and brought UPA to power. In the recently concluded elections also people did not trust BJP. The Swamiji remarked that there is so much need for genuine self-introspection by BJP leaders. While answering question on Ram Mandir construction, he said that since the issue was in front of the court jurisdiction, it would not be fair on his part to air his views comprehensively and said that even now it would be better for BJP to work together with RSS and VHP in that issue. While answering another question, he complained that, UPA government at the Center and Congress at the State are boasting about keeping secularism on high pedestal but are indirectly encouraging religious conversions.

The Swamiji remarked that the situation is so pathetic that for one chief of Congress ruled State to win an election the blessings of Lord Venkateswara are needed and he goes to the hill; visits the Lord; prays to get him elected; after winning the election goes on pilgrimage to Jerusalem and comments that all good has happened due to this tour; and one has to search for finding the meaning of sayings of political leaders. The Swamiji spoke thus indirectly directing the above comments on the Chief Minister Dr. Rajasekhar Reddy. The Swamiji demanded the State Governments to ban religious conversions and for that to bring legislation in the right manner and implement strictly.

-Translated version of news report appearing in Andhra Prabha a Telugu daily dt.18-06-09.

AP Samachar - 20 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Red tide rising in Lalgarh
2. Pakistan at it again

Deccan Chronicle

1. LeT, Naxals team up
2. UK’s benign racism casts a malignant vote

The Hindu

1. 21st century belongs to astrophysics: Kasturirangan
2. Public health and the clash of cultures

The Times of India

1. Child sexual abuse: Children's photos, DVDs found
2. Agni-III, with China in range, to be tested

The New Indian Express

1. Left vs Church in Kerala

AP Samachar - 19 June, 2009

Deccan Chronicle

1. Indian art strikes it rich at Sotheby’s
2. Marxists, Maoists... Is there a difference?
3. Why is India scared to take on Maoist rebels?

The Hindu

1. Help resolve Lalgarh crisis
2. Barack Obama’s bitter medicine
3. Action taken report, still no action

The New Indian Express

1. No longer a CPI(M) fort
2. No visas for good terrorists

The Times of India

1. 42 operational terror camps in Pak, PoK
2. Bring Everyone On Board
3. Words are not enough

AP Samachar - 18 June, 2009

Deccan Chronicle

1. 2.5 lakh kids have quit school in AP
2. Lalgarh revolt grows, AP Maoist is plotter
3. Court can’t decide national interest

The Hindu

1. CS intervenes in DGP-CEO row
2. A fresh start
3. Environment: some thoughts for the new Minister

The New Indian Express

1. TD team meet Indian Consul General in Oz

The Times of India

1. DGP may face EC music
2. Law and order situation: Bengal now comes under Central attack
3. Reds vs Reds: Bengal in state of uncivil war
4. We need to save history from terrorists too!

దేవాలయాల్లో ఏ మతస్తులైనా పని చేయవచ్చు : గాదె
అన్నవరం, న్యూస్ టుడే : రాష్ట్రంలోని హిందూ దేవాలయాల్లో ఏ మతస్థులైనా పని చేయవచ్చని, అయితే వారు ఆలయ పరిసరాల్లో అన్యమత ప్రచారం చేయకూడదని రాష్ట్ర దేవదాయ ధర్మాదాయ శాఖ మంత్రి గాదె వెంకట రెడ్డి అన్నారు. బుధవారం తూర్పు గోదావరి జిల్లా అన్నవరంలో అభివ్రిద్ది కార్యక్రమాల శంఖుస్థాపనకు వచ్చిన అయన దేవాలయాల్లో అన్యమత ఉద్యోగుల ప్రవర్తనపై విలేకర్లు అడిగిన ప్రశ్నకు పై విధంగా స్పందించారు. అన్నవరం సత్యదేవుడు కొలువైన రత్నగిరికి అనుబంధంగా సుమారు 300 ఎకరాల కొండపై (సత్యగిరి) తొలివిడతగా అభివృద్ది చేసిన స్థలంలో రు.20 కోట్ల విలువైన అభివృద్ది పనులకు దేవదాయ ధర్మాదాయ శాఖా మంత్రి గాదె వెంకట రెడ్డి బుధవారం శంఖుస్థాపన చేసారు.
ఈనాడు 18-june - 2009

అన్య మతస్తులూ ఆలయ విధులు నిర్వర్తించవచ్చు : గాదె - ఆంధ్ర జ్యోతి, 18 June, 2009

AP Samachar - 17 June, 09

The Pioneer

1. Descent into anarchy
2. Back to violent politics
3. Jihadis abduct, rape young girls in Jammu

Deccan Chronicle

1. Pak terror role: Has anything changed?
2. Listen to marching tribals, their stories of green India
3. ‘Private militia’ pose threat to Assam

The Hindu

1. DGP’s missive: A.P. CEO may seek EC’s guidance
2. Kashmir’s rising tide of hate
3. Are electronic voting machines tamper-proof?

The New Indian Express

1. Yesterday’s technology is outdated today

The Times of India

1. 'Op Lalgarh' was waiting to happen
2. At A Crossroads
3. Why Talk To Pakistan?
4. Don't buy racism

AP Samachar - 13 June, 09

The Pioneer

1. Change for the better
2. Islam in a new Europe
3. Revival of Christian heritage of Europe

The Hindu

1. Anti-Taliban cleric killed
2. The lost generation of the BJP

The New Indian Express

1. Payback time in West Bengal
2. Seeing red over Lavalinism

AP Samachar - 12 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. US sings Pakistani tune
2. CPM’s very own Cancer Ward

AP Samachar - 11 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Oz violence still on
2. Pakistan faces a new crisis

Deccan Chronicle

1. Infernal affairs

The Hindu

1. India as a player in Mathematics
2. Obama must reverse pro-Israel Middle-East policy

AP Samachar - 10 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Maoists on rampage
2. US duplicity exposed
3. Dealing with Afghanistan
4. Swat after Taliban terror
5. Modernising the Navy
6. No sanction for cow slaughter

Deccan Chronicle

1. Kashmir on edge: Handle with care
2. It’s now or never
3. Megastar Chiranjeevi was no loser in polls
4. Balancing India, Australia

The Times of India

1. Ten-year-old girl identifies Kasab

The New Indian Express

1. Beyond racism and donations

AP Samachar - 09 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Lanka Buddhists take on Church
2. Strange silence on Islamist terror

Deccan Chronicle

1. A major blow to Marxists
2. The power of three: Singh, Sonia, Rahul

AP Samachar - 3 June, 2009

చదువరులకు ముఖ్య గమనిక : తెలుగు వార్తలు చదివేటప్పుడు అయా తెలుగు న్యూస్ పేపర్ల నుండి ఫాంట్ డౌన్లోడ్ చేసుకుని మీ సిస్టం లో ఇన్స్టాల్ చేసుకోవాలి. గమనించ గలరు.

ఈనాడు

1. శాసన సభలో 50-50
2. జీవన విధానమే శాపం!
3. పాక్ లో యిరవై ఐదు లక్షల మంది నిరాశ్రయులు
4. ప్రజలే అజెండా!
5. వామ పక్షం నామమాత్రం?

ఆంధ్ర జ్యోతి

1. జాతి వివక్ష
2. హస్తినలో తెలుగోడి గోడు
   

ఆంధ్ర భూమి

1. ముంబై నిందితుడ్ని వదిలేసారు
   
2. దటీజ్ 'మోడి' సర్కార్!
   
3. నిరంకుశత్వం నీడలో
   
4. జార్జ్ బుష్ సీసాలో ఒబామా సారా

The Pioneer

1. JuDas judiciary
2. Ideology key to BJP’s survival
3. Wanted terrorist set free
4. Stopping the hybrid Taliban mafia

The New Indian Express

1. Saffron hawks and doves

Deccan Chronicle

1. Congress should not become complacent
2. Urban India lost to BJP?

The Hindu

1. Saeed’s release raises fears of fresh terror wave
2. Addressing urban poverty

The Times of India

1. Stand Up, Be Counted

AP Samachar - 2 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Congress plays a trick
2. Congress off to a good start
3. Taliban cripple economy
4. Caste no factor

The New Indian Express

1. Meira as the Dalit card
2. What’s wrong with our leaders?
3. Rahul’s neighbourhood Kalawatis
4. What we need is protection, not tips
5. Congress’ hour of glory

Deccan Chronicle

1. Restore civility to Parliament
2. Racist attacks
3. After electing Madam Speaker, give all Dalits a new deal too

The Hindu

1. BJP’s compulsions

AP Samachar - 01 June, 2009

The Pioneer

1. Ugly Australianism
2. US funds bogus war on terror
3. Misplaced triumphalism
4. Sensex is not the economy’s pulse
5. Jihadis in the US get jail term for funding Hamas

The New Indian Express

1. The sadness of Rajnath Singh
2. What we need is protection, not tips
3. The most bogus election
4. A new ruling caste

Deccan Chronicle

1. Meira as Speaker: A shrewd move
2. UPA has many promises to keep to India’s poorest
3. PM’s security priorities

The Hindu

1. Testing Pakistan’s resolve
2. YSR back from Israel

The Times of India

1. EDITORIAL COMMENT | Check It, Mate
2. TOP ARTICLE | Press The Reset Button
3. Saving Pakistan
4. US protectionism may help India
5. Will India ever have a Muslim Code Bill?
6. This verdict will force leaders to think nationally
7. Why the future belongs to India
8. Who falls if India rises?
9. What the election results say about us