Elections 2019: Press Conference That Wasn't? PM Narendra Modi Lets Amit Shah Do The Talking
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's war of words over the desecration of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar's bust continues to make top headlines in the dailies.
''Modi, Didi blame each other for vandalism'' headlines The Tribune. ''PM-Mamata war escalates as Bengal Campaign ends'' writes The Asian Age. ''Will build Vidyasagar statue pledges PM; don't want BJP alms says Didi'' reports The Times of India.
The Pioneer writes ''Congress will forgo PM's post if it stop Modi, hints Azad''. The Statesman reports "Sonia invites Opposition leaders for 23 May meeting".
BJP's Bhopal Lok Sabha candidate Pragya Singh Thakur's 'Godse Patriot' remark triggering an outrage also gets wide coverage. ''Pragya calls Godse 'patriot', whips up storm. Apologizes later at BJP's directive'' notes The Hindu.
The Mail Today, revealing the world's biggest study on substance use, writes that Indians get drunk an average of 41 times a year, beating France, Italy and Spain.
And finally, ''homebuyers can seek refund if flat delayed beyond 1 year'' observes the Times of India, as the consumer forum sets one year time limit for wait period beyond which investors can claim refund from builders.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's war of words over the desecration of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar's bust continues to make top headlines in the dailies.
''Modi, Didi blame each other for vandalism'' headlines The Tribune. ''PM-Mamata war escalates as Bengal Campaign ends'' writes The Asian Age. ''Will build Vidyasagar statue pledges PM; don't want BJP alms says Didi'' reports The Times of India.
The Pioneer writes ''Congress will forgo PM's post if it stop Modi, hints Azad''. The Statesman reports "Sonia invites Opposition leaders for 23 May meeting".
BJP's Bhopal Lok Sabha candidate Pragya Singh Thakur's 'Godse Patriot' remark triggering an outrage also gets wide coverage. ''Pragya calls Godse 'patriot', whips up storm. Apologizes later at BJP's directive'' notes The Hindu.
The Mail Today, revealing the world's biggest study on substance use, writes that Indians get drunk an average of 41 times a year, beating France, Italy and Spain.
And finally, ''homebuyers can seek refund if flat delayed beyond 1 year'' observes the Times of India, as the consumer forum sets one year time limit for wait period beyond which investors can claim refund from builders.
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