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TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS :-
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins his significant visit to the United States, all major news papers have prominently covered his arrival in New York with photographs and catchy headlines. "New York Modi - Fied" explains the Pioneer. "Modi opens his American chapter" observes the Indian Express, while the Hindustan Times adds "On maiden visit, Modi calls US a "Natural Global Partner".
In a related story the Hindu reports "Obama will urge Modi to join fight on IS". Meanwhile the Asian Age reports that the House of Commons in the UK has voted to join US led airstrikes against ISIS.
The Global Ratings agency Standard and Poor's lifting India's rating outlook to "stable" from negative leads the Economic Times to observe "First Global Pat comes Modi's way as S&P alters outlook". The Hindustan Times adds "S&P thumbs up signals better days for economy.
In an exclusive report headlined "UN says ready to give K-aid" the Mail Today reports that "UN chief offers to help resolve issue even as Sharif invokes Plebiscite in General Assembly".
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS :-
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins his significant visit to the United States, all major news papers have prominently covered his arrival in New York with photographs and catchy headlines. "New York Modi - Fied" explains the Pioneer. "Modi opens his American chapter" observes the Indian Express, while the Hindustan Times adds "On maiden visit, Modi calls US a "Natural Global Partner".
In a related story the Hindu reports "Obama will urge Modi to join fight on IS". Meanwhile the Asian Age reports that the House of Commons in the UK has voted to join US led airstrikes against ISIS.
The Global Ratings agency Standard and Poor's lifting India's rating outlook to "stable" from negative leads the Economic Times to observe "First Global Pat comes Modi's way as S&P alters outlook". The Hindustan Times adds "S&P thumbs up signals better days for economy.
In an exclusive report headlined "UN says ready to give K-aid" the Mail Today reports that "UN chief offers to help resolve issue even as Sharif invokes Plebiscite in General Assembly".
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