Lok Sabha polls 2019: BJP wants National Register of Citizens
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Campaign trail catching up pace, with just three days left for first phase of polling, dominates the headlines in the press.
"BJP, Congress release their campaign themes; War of the Slogans; It's 'Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar' versus 'Ab Hoga NYAY' " leads the Hindustan Times.
On the first joint rally of the U.P. Gathbandhan, The Indian Express reports "Maya and Akhilesh warn: Don't let votes get split, will help BJP".
"No truck with AAP in Haryana, Punjab, says Congress" notes the Pioneer.
"Day 1 of J&K highway ban: parties protest, Mehbooba threatens to take government to court" is the lead in The Indian Express. "NC, PDP provoke NH ban defiance; Highway out of bounds for two days in a week for troop movement" writes the Pioneer.
"Political row erupts over I-T raids on two aides of Congress Chief Minister in Madhya Pradesh" headlines The Times of India. " I-T raids Kamal Nath aides' premises in Delhi and MP" reports The Asian Age.
"India planning new action, claims Pak, issues a demarche" observes the Indian Express. "Government rubbishes Pakistan 'intel' of Indian attack between April 16 and 20" states the Times of India.
On the row over the F-16 attack, the Economic Times reports "India wants to know if US Teams were at Pak Bases" as deployment of US personnel at Pakistan bases is a must under the pact to monitor use of fighter Jets.
"Ex - President's party wins two - thirds majority in Male Parliament; Nasheed vows big cleanup in Maldives" notes the Asian Age.
"Thunderstorm in Delhi; flights hit' reports the Hindustan Times, on last evening's rain bringing down the temperature in the Capital.
finally, "Read to your kids at bedtime, or they could face 'million - word gap' " advises the Times of India, on the basis of a study. The Hindu notes "Parents who read to them five books a day help them build vocabulary ahead of kindergarten".
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Campaign trail catching up pace, with just three days left for first phase of polling, dominates the headlines in the press.
"BJP, Congress release their campaign themes; War of the Slogans; It's 'Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar' versus 'Ab Hoga NYAY' " leads the Hindustan Times.
On the first joint rally of the U.P. Gathbandhan, The Indian Express reports "Maya and Akhilesh warn: Don't let votes get split, will help BJP".
"No truck with AAP in Haryana, Punjab, says Congress" notes the Pioneer.
"Day 1 of J&K highway ban: parties protest, Mehbooba threatens to take government to court" is the lead in The Indian Express. "NC, PDP provoke NH ban defiance; Highway out of bounds for two days in a week for troop movement" writes the Pioneer.
"Political row erupts over I-T raids on two aides of Congress Chief Minister in Madhya Pradesh" headlines The Times of India. " I-T raids Kamal Nath aides' premises in Delhi and MP" reports The Asian Age.
"India planning new action, claims Pak, issues a demarche" observes the Indian Express. "Government rubbishes Pakistan 'intel' of Indian attack between April 16 and 20" states the Times of India.
On the row over the F-16 attack, the Economic Times reports "India wants to know if US Teams were at Pak Bases" as deployment of US personnel at Pakistan bases is a must under the pact to monitor use of fighter Jets.
"Ex - President's party wins two - thirds majority in Male Parliament; Nasheed vows big cleanup in Maldives" notes the Asian Age.
"Thunderstorm in Delhi; flights hit' reports the Hindustan Times, on last evening's rain bringing down the temperature in the Capital.
finally, "Read to your kids at bedtime, or they could face 'million - word gap' " advises the Times of India, on the basis of a study. The Hindu notes "Parents who read to them five books a day help them build vocabulary ahead of kindergarten".
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