The BJP’s Kashmir move is bold, but has risks | HT Editorial
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,
The Situation in Jammu and Kashmir dominates top newspaper headlines today.
"Government to bolster security in J&K over new threat" headlines the Hindustan Times. "J&K leaders placed under house arrest" reports The Hindu. "Cabinet meet at 9:30 am ahead of Parliament session today" informs The Times of India.
Reporting on the Unnao rape case, The Tribune writes "CBI searches 17 premises in UP, including Sengar's house". The Times of India quotes the expelled BJP MLA Sengar as saying "it's not easy to prove charges in court".
Highlighting the monsoon mayhem in Mumbai, The Statesman reports "Rains batter Maharashtra, 74 thousand hit in Andhra Pradesh floods".
"Two mass shootings in the US also get front page coverage. The Hindustan Times writes "13 hours, 2 cities: 29 shot dead" in a nation torn over how to tackle gun violence.
And finally, as India got its first ever men's combination to win a BWF Super 500 title in Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, The Indian Express writes "Indian men mark arrival in badminton's speediest, strongest, toughest event".
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,
The Situation in Jammu and Kashmir dominates top newspaper headlines today.
"Government to bolster security in J&K over new threat" headlines the Hindustan Times. "J&K leaders placed under house arrest" reports The Hindu. "Cabinet meet at 9:30 am ahead of Parliament session today" informs The Times of India.
Reporting on the Unnao rape case, The Tribune writes "CBI searches 17 premises in UP, including Sengar's house". The Times of India quotes the expelled BJP MLA Sengar as saying "it's not easy to prove charges in court".
Highlighting the monsoon mayhem in Mumbai, The Statesman reports "Rains batter Maharashtra, 74 thousand hit in Andhra Pradesh floods".
"Two mass shootings in the US also get front page coverage. The Hindustan Times writes "13 hours, 2 cities: 29 shot dead" in a nation torn over how to tackle gun violence.
And finally, as India got its first ever men's combination to win a BWF Super 500 title in Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, The Indian Express writes "Indian men mark arrival in badminton's speediest, strongest, toughest event".
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