England win Cricket World Cup after super-over drama against New Zealand
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The political crisis in Karnataka continues to dominate headlines in most newspapers today. The Pioneer writes, "Karnataka heading for House showdown". The Asian Age reports "Congress rushes Kamal Nath to manage Karnataka crisis." The Indian Express says "BJP split on staking claim, coalition hopes to win trust vote.
On tomorrow's Chandrayan-2 launch The Times of India writes " India all set for 52 day trip to moon, backpacker style."
Quoting the Army Chief The Sunday Tribune reports Cyber, Space assets bound to dominate future wars." The Hindustan Times writes "Future conflicts will be more violent, predicts General Rawat."
The Hindu in a front page story informs "India builds 250 homes in Myanmar to assist Rohingya" The India Express adds "As India build houses, Myanmar to reach out to Rohingya in Bangaladesh."
The Hindustan Times highlights "Government to impose penalty for misquoting Aadhar -Misrepresenting identity number in transactions to draw penal action."
And finally, for sports lovers its a "Triple Sundae" treat, with the World Cup Cricket Final, Wimbledon Men's Single's Final, and F1's British Grand Prix at Silverstone today informs The Times of India.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The political crisis in Karnataka continues to dominate headlines in most newspapers today. The Pioneer writes, "Karnataka heading for House showdown". The Asian Age reports "Congress rushes Kamal Nath to manage Karnataka crisis." The Indian Express says "BJP split on staking claim, coalition hopes to win trust vote.
On tomorrow's Chandrayan-2 launch The Times of India writes " India all set for 52 day trip to moon, backpacker style."
Quoting the Army Chief The Sunday Tribune reports Cyber, Space assets bound to dominate future wars." The Hindustan Times writes "Future conflicts will be more violent, predicts General Rawat."
The Hindu in a front page story informs "India builds 250 homes in Myanmar to assist Rohingya" The India Express adds "As India build houses, Myanmar to reach out to Rohingya in Bangaladesh."
The Hindustan Times highlights "Government to impose penalty for misquoting Aadhar -Misrepresenting identity number in transactions to draw penal action."
And finally, for sports lovers its a "Triple Sundae" treat, with the World Cup Cricket Final, Wimbledon Men's Single's Final, and F1's British Grand Prix at Silverstone today informs The Times of India.
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