India-Press-Headlines
The following headlines appeared in major Indian newspapers on Thursday:

***THE ASIAN AGE
- N-deal show down averted for now
- Two die in firing over Jammu and Kashmir land row
- Next meet may decide deal's fate
- 2 ULFA units call truce, CM accepts
- 21 point Nepal deal, Koirala to quit

***THE HINDU
- UPA-Left committee top meet again to finalise findings
- Azad calls all-party meet on land row - Protests spread in Kashmir valley
- Russia returns to Afghanistan on request
- Sikh protesters disrupt train services
- Ford smallcar to hit roads by end 2009

***THE TIMES OF INDIA
- Plane overshoots Mumbai as both pilots go to sleep
- Cong, Left begin to work on separation
- Muslim League chief Banatwala dies
- 'Millions die of preventable surgical injuries every year' - 'Biofuels pushing 30 million into poverty'

***THE INDIAN EXPRESS
- Schoolboy killed in violence over land transfer, PDP rejects Azad offer for talks
- Sena supports deal, says Left opposing it to please China - Eyeing oil and more, Indian team on an African mission
- Minorities got only 5 per cent of Govt jobs: UPA report
***THE STATESMAN
- Iran says US to face tragedy if it hits Iran
- No power sharing in Nepal
- India to sell Dhruv to Ecuador
- Poverty forces mother to sell child