Hindustan Times (Jalandhar) - 2022-11-29

• SC objects to minister’s remarks on collegium
• ED asks Centre for 300% more staff as cases rise
• Has Belgium’s golden generation lost its lustre?
• Can hydrogen-fuelled engines be the next big leap in aviation?
• STRIKING LAWYERS DON’T DESERVE ANY PROTECTION, SAYS TOP COURT
• Foodgrain movement comes to a halt, FCI presses panic button
• Prized profession: Teaching a way of life in this Sangrur village
• An eye-opener for BJP ahead of 2024 state polls
• Religion far exceeds people who profess or follow it: HC
• Family seeks help to bring body back
• INLD’s strong comeback on home turf Sirsa
• 100 people booked for violence in Kaithal village
• Ode to street-side pets, who are not stray dogs
• Aaftab gifted Walkar’s ring to ‘new girlfriend’
• Munshi booked after SIT submits report
• Nyingma monks find reincarnat­ion of Buddhist master in 4-year-old Spiti boy
• Terror module busted in Sopore, four overground workers arrested
• Mehbooba Mufti vacates Srinagar govt residence
• Modi, Shah step up attack on Cong as Guj battle intensifie­s
• AAP will win over 92 seats in Gujarat polls, says Kejriwal
• ICHR, Isro to trace India’s roots as ‘vishwa guru’ of science, tech
• China’s Covid-19 plan isn’t good for anyone
• How to strengthen the election panel
• Lachit Barphukan lit the flame of patriotism across the Northeast
• States should not allow border disputes to fester
• Crowdsourc­ing of ideas for budget to continue till Dec 10
• S&P cuts India’s FY23 growth forecast to 7%
• THE CROSSWORDS
• Ghana ride Kudus brace to edge out South Korea

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