India-Press-Headlines
The following headlines appeared in the major Indian newspapers on Wednesday:
***THE ASIAN AGE
- PM: World recognizes India as rising power
- Sensex strikes 15-month low
- Gold hits a record new high
- US firm will invest $ 80 million in Spice Jet
- N-deal to curtail freedom, says V.P. Singh (former Indian PM) - CPM: Cancel launch of 2 Israeli satellites
- Nepal Prez poll on July 19
***THE HINDU
- "PM being dragged into corporate war": It is a dangerous precedent, says Left
- Asian, European markets tumble
- Fears of dengue outbreak loom large: MCD
- Manmohan will move a one-line confidence motion on July 21 - India's charge against ISI may figure in talks
- Sri Lanka denies it fired at Indian fishermen
***THE TIMES OF INDIA
- Somnath defies Karat, won't quit
- Securing Manmohan in Lanka: 3 Indian warships, air cover - Five thalassemic kids get AIDS after blood transfusion
- Trust vote a distractions, says PM
- 'Diabetics at higher risk of getting TB'
- Russian troops to train at Jammu and Kashmir school
- Tamil Nadu bases on high alert for PM's Lanka visit
- Azad remark puts spotlight on govt's failure to choke terror funds to Valley
- First Nepal prez may be man with roots in India
- Talks with US possible in near future, says Iran Prez
***THE INDIAN EXPRESS
- Vote with BJP? After Speaker, CPM Muslim MLAs speak out - Congress condemns any move to attack Iran
- CITES permits China to import ivory, Indian tuskers at risk - Minorities Commission says Indore riots pre-planned, no SIMI role - Global winds shake Sensex
***THE STATESMAN
- Suicide bombings claim 37 lives in Iraq
- 'No threat of sub-prime crisis in India'
- Ershad acquitted of graft charge
- I'am sure of numbers, says PM: Smaller parties to play big role - Menon Vienna-bound to fast track deal
- Karat blames PM & Cong for collapse of coalition
