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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Newspapers today cover extensively the results of the state elections declared yesterday. All other news seems to pale in front of this momentous event.
"BJP gains, Didi and Amma Remain," reports Hindustan Times. "BJP sizzles, Congress melts," says Indian Express. "Kerala left, Assam right, Didi Amma march on" - The Tribune. "A Cong-less India, Almost," headlines Times of India. "A tale of two leaders: How Shah nailed it and how Rahul failed," - The Economic Times. "Debut, Comeback, Debacle," sums up The Statesman. "NDA's reform push to grow stronger as BJP base broadens," says Hindustan Times.
And finally, a message of caution to all gymmers and walkers and fitness freaks.. "Too much exercise can cause damage", warns the Times of India. "Although benefits outweigh risks, exercise should be done under supervision and in moderation say Doctors."
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Newspapers today cover extensively the results of the state elections declared yesterday. All other news seems to pale in front of this momentous event.
"BJP gains, Didi and Amma Remain," reports Hindustan Times. "BJP sizzles, Congress melts," says Indian Express. "Kerala left, Assam right, Didi Amma march on" - The Tribune. "A Cong-less India, Almost," headlines Times of India. "A tale of two leaders: How Shah nailed it and how Rahul failed," - The Economic Times. "Debut, Comeback, Debacle," sums up The Statesman. "NDA's reform push to grow stronger as BJP base broadens," says Hindustan Times.
And finally, a message of caution to all gymmers and walkers and fitness freaks.. "Too much exercise can cause damage", warns the Times of India. "Although benefits outweigh risks, exercise should be done under supervision and in moderation say Doctors."
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