A quick glance at the morning's headlines

January 24, 2012 10:42

Good morning and welcome to Tuesday's edition of News As it Happens. First, let's look at some interesting reports in today's newspapers.

The Times of India profiles Morgan Stanley MD Aisha de Sequeira, the 41-year-old mother of three who cuts the biggest deals in India.

The Indian Express reports how gold has emerged as hot loan currency. Read on.

DNA reports how Union defence secretary Shashikant Sharma's wife Sandhya has dislodged Manisha Dubey as commentator for the Republic Day Parade. Here.

Hindustan Times reports that a panel set up by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee-led group of ministers has recommended that the government should consider selling a part of its stake in Air India. Here.

Asian Age reports on how intelligence agencies have doubted the Maharashtra ATS's claim on Monday that the 13/7 blasts in Mumbai have been cracked with the arrest of two IM operatives. Here:

And finally, Mumbai Mirror reports that Mumbai is under surveillance with 14 CCTV cameras being set up to watch every square km of the city. Here:

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