"Absolutely Shocking": Arvind Kejriwal On Delhi Election Turnout Delay
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
All newspapers lead with the exit polls that indicate a landslide win for the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi.
"Aam Adami Party surge again in Delhi", writes Mail Today. The paper predicts between 59-68 seats for AAP in the 70-seat Delhi Assembly. "Hat-trick for Kejriwal, rout for BJP" is how The Pioneer describes it.
The Times of India says, "Expedite reconciliation with Lankan Tamils, PM tells Rajapaksa".
Financial Express quotes Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as saying "Govt working to achieve 8% growth". The budget will act as a catalyst to revive economic growth.
"No obligation on govts to provide quotas, rules SC", writes Hindustan Times. The top court also said that an individual does not have a fundamental right to claim reservation, adds the paper.
The Indian Express quotes Chief Justice of India SA Bobde as saying "Time ripe for law on compulsory mediation before litigation".
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
All newspapers lead with the exit polls that indicate a landslide win for the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi.
"Aam Adami Party surge again in Delhi", writes Mail Today. The paper predicts between 59-68 seats for AAP in the 70-seat Delhi Assembly. "Hat-trick for Kejriwal, rout for BJP" is how The Pioneer describes it.
The Times of India says, "Expedite reconciliation with Lankan Tamils, PM tells Rajapaksa".
Financial Express quotes Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as saying "Govt working to achieve 8% growth". The budget will act as a catalyst to revive economic growth.
"No obligation on govts to provide quotas, rules SC", writes Hindustan Times. The top court also said that an individual does not have a fundamental right to claim reservation, adds the paper.
The Indian Express quotes Chief Justice of India SA Bobde as saying "Time ripe for law on compulsory mediation before litigation".
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