"Will Sink Like The Titanic": PM Modi's Doomsday Prediction For Congress
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
"BJP-Congress fireworks over Enforcement Directorate chargesheet in Agusta Westland case is one of the top stories that finds mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning. "PM names Ahmed Patel, alludes to Gandhi family in Agusta scam" leads the Times of India. "BJP-Congress trade barbs on Agusta case chargesheet" writes the Hindustan Times.
The Indian Express quoting alleged middleman Christian Michel James telling the Delhi Court writes " Never named anybody, ED has leaked the chargesheet".
The Hindustan Times quoting an US report writes "India shot no F-16, all of Pakistan's planes intact". While The Times of India writes "IAF refutes US journal report that Pakistan didn't lose any F-16." The paper says that conclusive circumstantial evidence cited by IAF.
"Rahul vs Rahul vs Raghul: 3 Gandhis in Wayanad race" notes the Indian Express.
"PM Modi defends government record on jobs, growth" leads the Hindustan Times.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's road show in Ghaziabad is covered with reports and photographs in most of the dailies. The Asian Age observes "Priyanka to PM: What's your 5 year achievement?"
Referring to senior BJP leader and Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan choosing not to contest the coming Lok Sabha election the Statesman writes "Sumitra Mahajan opts out, says BJP free to choose candidate".
"Election Commission finds Yogi flouted poll code, cautions him" informs the Times of India.
On Brexit, the Asian Age says "UK, EU set to clash over competing delay dates".
And finally, Visual quality of our memories fades with time. Well, the Times of India reports like old photographs, the visual quality of our memories declines over time, according to a study.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
"BJP-Congress fireworks over Enforcement Directorate chargesheet in Agusta Westland case is one of the top stories that finds mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning. "PM names Ahmed Patel, alludes to Gandhi family in Agusta scam" leads the Times of India. "BJP-Congress trade barbs on Agusta case chargesheet" writes the Hindustan Times.
The Indian Express quoting alleged middleman Christian Michel James telling the Delhi Court writes " Never named anybody, ED has leaked the chargesheet".
The Hindustan Times quoting an US report writes "India shot no F-16, all of Pakistan's planes intact". While The Times of India writes "IAF refutes US journal report that Pakistan didn't lose any F-16." The paper says that conclusive circumstantial evidence cited by IAF.
"Rahul vs Rahul vs Raghul: 3 Gandhis in Wayanad race" notes the Indian Express.
"PM Modi defends government record on jobs, growth" leads the Hindustan Times.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's road show in Ghaziabad is covered with reports and photographs in most of the dailies. The Asian Age observes "Priyanka to PM: What's your 5 year achievement?"
Referring to senior BJP leader and Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan choosing not to contest the coming Lok Sabha election the Statesman writes "Sumitra Mahajan opts out, says BJP free to choose candidate".
"Election Commission finds Yogi flouted poll code, cautions him" informs the Times of India.
On Brexit, the Asian Age says "UK, EU set to clash over competing delay dates".
And finally, Visual quality of our memories fades with time. Well, the Times of India reports like old photographs, the visual quality of our memories declines over time, according to a study.
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