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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Collegium reiterating names of two judges for elevation to Supreme Court and the increasing mudslinging in the run up to the last phases of polls, are some of the headlines that dominate newspapers today.
"Supreme Court collegium reiterates names of two judges Government sent back, adds two more," writes the Indian Express, on the collegium recommending names of judges including Justice Bose and Bopanna for whom the Centre expressed reservations in the past.
"Gambhir Atishibazi" is a headline in The Pioneer on AAP candidate Atishi breaking down at a press conference in which she accused her BJP opponent, Gautam Gambhir of slander.
On political temperatures rising, The Tribune writes, "Anti-BJP parties set to meet ahead of results,"while The Asian Age headlines, "Congress calls PM a 'serial liar', BJP mocks crocodile tears."
And finally, the GI tag holder, the Alphonso mango is fighting an uphill battle in the market against similar looking variants from Karnataka that are being sold as Alphonsos. "Alphonso fights bitter battle against Karnata Mangoes in Maharashtra," writes The Hindu Business Line
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Collegium reiterating names of two judges for elevation to Supreme Court and the increasing mudslinging in the run up to the last phases of polls, are some of the headlines that dominate newspapers today.
"Supreme Court collegium reiterates names of two judges Government sent back, adds two more," writes the Indian Express, on the collegium recommending names of judges including Justice Bose and Bopanna for whom the Centre expressed reservations in the past.
"Gambhir Atishibazi" is a headline in The Pioneer on AAP candidate Atishi breaking down at a press conference in which she accused her BJP opponent, Gautam Gambhir of slander.
On political temperatures rising, The Tribune writes, "Anti-BJP parties set to meet ahead of results,"while The Asian Age headlines, "Congress calls PM a 'serial liar', BJP mocks crocodile tears."
And finally, the GI tag holder, the Alphonso mango is fighting an uphill battle in the market against similar looking variants from Karnataka that are being sold as Alphonsos. "Alphonso fights bitter battle against Karnata Mangoes in Maharashtra," writes The Hindu Business Line
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