NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The last and crucial phase of elections today, Election Commission raiding the BJP office in Varanasi, the killing of police Jawans by Maoists in Gadchiroli and Rajnath, RSS talking post poll strategy are some of the news covered by most newspapers today.
"2014 election potboiler heads for grand climax in Varanasi", says the Times of India. "Final phase today amid security worries", headlines the Hindu saying that 6.61 crore voters in Bihar, UP and West Bengal will decide the fate of 606 candidates.
"Varanasi BJP raided, poll material seized - BJP warns EC of rigging by SP", is the Asian Age headline.
"A Modi victory may not be music to Rajan's ears" headline the Economic Times saying that surging inflows could challenge the Goal of taming inflation.
This Friday, there will be no film release by Bollywood in view of the election results, reports the Hindustan Times.
And finally, Holi at Oxford!! Yes you heard that right. The Asian Age carries a colorful picture of students and professors at the Oxford University celebrating Holi at the beginning of their term.
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