'Bahubali 2: The Conclusion' makes history, becomes first film to enter Rs 100 crore club on Day 1
Supreme Court offering to set the stage for peace talks in Kashmir is the lead in most papers. "Apex Court asks state bar association to suggest steps by May 9, but says talks can't be held until stone pelting ends" The Pioneer headline. "Won't talk to separatists, government tells Supreme Court" writes The Hindustan Times.
Robert Vadra's controversial land deals find place in the press."Haryana to act on Dhingra report on Vadra" reports The DNA. "Congress embarrassed as Vadra's 50 crore rupee profit in land deal in focus" writes The Times of India.
"Government takes steps to make air and rail travel easier" writes The Hindu on its front page, adding that flying will become paperless soon and that there will be train tickets on demand by 2020.
AAP following Yogi's holiday calendar is widely noticed by the press. "Delhi cancels holidays on birth and death anniversaries" writes The Hindustan Times.
"IAS officers to adopt families of martyrs' reports the Times of India. The Tribune says that they will get help in getting pension and also with school admissions.
"Gold shines on Aksahya Tritya" says The Financial Express, adding that token purchases kept gold prices higher. "40 percent jump in jewellery sales" reports The Times of India.
The Asian Age and The DNA quote Donald Trump after his 100 day stint as the US president. "Thought Prez job would be easy, this is more work than before", write the papers.
"Organisational shake up for BJP Vistar on cards" writes The Pioneer. "With eye on 2019 polls, state units to get new chiefs" adds the paper. "Eye on total sweep, Shah starts 95 day tour today' says The Asian Age.
"Epic Opening for Baahubali" writes The Tribune on its front page, showing elderly movie enthusiasts snapping selfies outside a theatre in Bangalore.
Supreme Court offering to set the stage for peace talks in Kashmir is the lead in most papers. "Apex Court asks state bar association to suggest steps by May 9, but says talks can't be held until stone pelting ends" The Pioneer headline. "Won't talk to separatists, government tells Supreme Court" writes The Hindustan Times.
Robert Vadra's controversial land deals find place in the press."Haryana to act on Dhingra report on Vadra" reports The DNA. "Congress embarrassed as Vadra's 50 crore rupee profit in land deal in focus" writes The Times of India.
"Government takes steps to make air and rail travel easier" writes The Hindu on its front page, adding that flying will become paperless soon and that there will be train tickets on demand by 2020.
AAP following Yogi's holiday calendar is widely noticed by the press. "Delhi cancels holidays on birth and death anniversaries" writes The Hindustan Times.
"IAS officers to adopt families of martyrs' reports the Times of India. The Tribune says that they will get help in getting pension and also with school admissions.
"Gold shines on Aksahya Tritya" says The Financial Express, adding that token purchases kept gold prices higher. "40 percent jump in jewellery sales" reports The Times of India.
The Asian Age and The DNA quote Donald Trump after his 100 day stint as the US president. "Thought Prez job would be easy, this is more work than before", write the papers.
"Organisational shake up for BJP Vistar on cards" writes The Pioneer. "With eye on 2019 polls, state units to get new chiefs" adds the paper. "Eye on total sweep, Shah starts 95 day tour today' says The Asian Age.
"Epic Opening for Baahubali" writes The Tribune on its front page, showing elderly movie enthusiasts snapping selfies outside a theatre in Bangalore.
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