#Express5: The politics with remains of CRPF dead; more on industrial hazards and mishaps in India

Politics took over mourning in Chhattisgarh a day after Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh placed wreaths on the coffins of 14 CRPF personnel killed in a Maoist ambush in Sukma.

At Raipur morgue, how they play politics with remains of CRPF dead, special report by Ashutosh Bhardwaj

2. No lessons learnt

SAIL described it as a “freak accident”, the first such event in 50 years. But hardly any lessons seem to have been learnt by India’s flagship firms.

‘Freak accident’, gas leak, nearly 100 dead in 2 yrs — but no lessons learnt, reports Anil Sasi

3. UPA to CBSE

While the NDA government is facing criticism for its decision to replace German with Sanskrit in Kendriya Vidyalayas, it now turns out that the previous UPA government’s HRD Ministry, had also sought to “introduce Sanskrit as a compulsory subject up to Class X” in all secondary school.

In 2013, UPA to CBSE: Make Sanskrit a must, by Ruhi Tewari

4. OPINION

The Rohtak Sisters have appeared in not just one but two videos that celebrate their courage. In both videos, the two sisters are seen teaching a lesson to young men who harass them. While a whodunit of questions surround the videos — primary being who shot them.

TV’s bravehearts, writes Shailaja Bajpai

5. CRICKET

Out of those 15 players who were part of the Cup-winning campaign only Dhoni, Kohli, Raina and Ashwin remain as permanent fixtures in the Indian ODI team.

Will Yuvraj make WC probables?, by Shamik Chakrabarty