Telangana Assembly elections: N Uttam Kumar Reddy likely CM if Prajakutami wins
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Viswa Hindu Parishad (VHP) urging the government to keep the temple promise makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. ''Sangh Parivar puts government on notice, seeks law on mandir'' leads the Times of India. The paper also quotes the RSS General Secretary Bhaiyyaji Joshi as saying ''Not begging, it is our right''. ''VHP, RSS step up pressure on government for building temple'' headlines the Asian Age.
Drawing attention to the opposition leaders efforts at forging a grand alliance to take on the BJP in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, the Statesman writes ''Opposition bigwigs to meet today on anti-BJP front'' adding ''DMK leader M K Stalin holds talks with Sonia, Rahul''.
On the extradition of embattled business tycoon and former Kingfisher Airlines boss Vijay Mallya, the Pioneer informs ''London court to give verdict on Mallya's extradition today''. The papers writes that ''A joint team of CBI and ED has left for the UK to attend the court proceedings''.
Referring to the latest on the Bulandshahr violence, Hindustan Times states ''Another cop removed, armyman denies hand''.
One day before the Rajasthan assembly election results are announced the DNA notes ''Rajasthan set for 'Game of Thrones' finale.
The expelled INLD leader and Hisar Member of Parliament Dushyant Chotala launching his party Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) is also noticed by the dailies. ''Dushyant launches party at Jind. Attacks both BJP and Congress for doing nothing for farmers'' informs the Tribune.
On the National Register of Citizens deadline in Assam drawing near the Asian Age writes ''Thousands more struck off from Assam NRC list''.
And finally, Indian wins Mister Supranational title. Well, the Asian Age reports that Goa's Prathamesh Maulingkar has created history by becoming the first Indian to win this year's Mister Supranational title in a competition held in Poland.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Viswa Hindu Parishad (VHP) urging the government to keep the temple promise makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. ''Sangh Parivar puts government on notice, seeks law on mandir'' leads the Times of India. The paper also quotes the RSS General Secretary Bhaiyyaji Joshi as saying ''Not begging, it is our right''. ''VHP, RSS step up pressure on government for building temple'' headlines the Asian Age.
Drawing attention to the opposition leaders efforts at forging a grand alliance to take on the BJP in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, the Statesman writes ''Opposition bigwigs to meet today on anti-BJP front'' adding ''DMK leader M K Stalin holds talks with Sonia, Rahul''.
On the extradition of embattled business tycoon and former Kingfisher Airlines boss Vijay Mallya, the Pioneer informs ''London court to give verdict on Mallya's extradition today''. The papers writes that ''A joint team of CBI and ED has left for the UK to attend the court proceedings''.
Referring to the latest on the Bulandshahr violence, Hindustan Times states ''Another cop removed, armyman denies hand''.
One day before the Rajasthan assembly election results are announced the DNA notes ''Rajasthan set for 'Game of Thrones' finale.
The expelled INLD leader and Hisar Member of Parliament Dushyant Chotala launching his party Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) is also noticed by the dailies. ''Dushyant launches party at Jind. Attacks both BJP and Congress for doing nothing for farmers'' informs the Tribune.
On the National Register of Citizens deadline in Assam drawing near the Asian Age writes ''Thousands more struck off from Assam NRC list''.
And finally, Indian wins Mister Supranational title. Well, the Asian Age reports that Goa's Prathamesh Maulingkar has created history by becoming the first Indian to win this year's Mister Supranational title in a competition held in Poland.
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