Front Pages
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‘Nitish Dented Alliance back, stellar RJD fight’: How newspapers reported BJP’s Bihar victory
The coverage also focused on the great performance of Left parties in the Assembly elections.
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‘No one guilty’: How front pages covered Babri Masjid demolition verdict
The ‘Telegraph’ carried a picture of a donkey while ‘The Indian Express’ focussed on how the order gave an ‘institutional sheen’ to temple politics.
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‘Voice clears farm bills, democracy speechless’: What front pages said about Rajya Sabha chaos
All newspapers focussed on how the bills were passed despite protests, with ‘The Telegraph’ accusing the government of ‘steamrolling’ parliamentary procedure.
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Trending
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Three days before Balakot strike, Arnab Goswami said ‘something big will happen’ on WhatsApp chat
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Why is India buying an untested vaccine when a cheaper option with better safety data is available?
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Journalist Nidhi Razdan says her Harvard University offer was fraudulent, calls it a phishing attack
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Unnecessary, irresponsible from a senior player: Sunil Gavaskar slams Rohit Sharma’s Gabba dismissal
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‘Want to protect the privacy of our child’: Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli send hampers to paparazzi
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‘Modi marks the Mandir’: What front pages said about the Ram temple ceremony
Hindi newspapers mostly celebrated the event and played it up in their headlines, while ‘The Telegraph’ was the only English one that took a critical stance.
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Front pages of Indian newspapers focus on Donald Trump’s visit even as Delhi burns
Only two newspapers, ‘The Telegraph’ and ‘Dainik Jagran’, carried the Reuters photograph of people beating a Muslim man on their front pages.
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‘AAP proves it’s bullet-proof’: What newspapers said about Kejriwal’s massive win in Delhi elections
The front pages of Indian dailies punned on the party’s name and symbol and also referred to the BJP’s divisive campaign in the run up to the polls.
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Video
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Watch: Singer Selena Gomez’s first Spanish single ‘De Una Vez’ is about love, healing, empowerment
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Watch: Scenes from life the land of the midnight sun and polar nights, in north Sweden
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Listen: Rappers DIVINE, Vince Staples, PushaT release ‘Jungle Mantra’ track for ‘The White Tiger’
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Watch: Meet Sanny the dog, who went from chasing cats to nursing them
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Masks missing: Thousands gather in Haridwar for Kumbh Mela 2021, flouting Covid-19 concerns
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‘Hate speech to hate crime’: Newspapers link Jamia shooting to BJP leaders’ remarks on CAA protests
‘The Indian Express’ ran the headline, ‘2 days after goli maaro’, while ‘The Telegraph’ pointed out that the incident took place on Gandhi’s death anniversary.
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‘What a sham’: How newspapers reported the passage of Citizenship Bill
The front page of Indian dailies highlighted the heated discussions that took place in Lok Sabha on Monday.
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Maharashtra’s early morning drama spawns inspired newspaper headlines
There’s amusement and exasperation.
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The Reel
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‘Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai’ trailer: Horror comedy stars Swara Bhaskar, Sumeet Vyas
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‘Cherry’ trailer: Tom Holland plays a troubled soldier in coming-of-age movie by the Russo brothers
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‘Tribhanga’ review: A dance between imperfect mothers and difficult daughters
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‘Gullak’ season 2 review: The Mishras are back, but their handlers have changed
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‘Tandav’ review: A Raisina Hill Confidential seething with dynasts and dark deeds
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‘New political grammar’, ‘Mission Kashmir victory’: What newspaper headlines said on J&K moves
Some English newspapers used neutral headlines, others seemed to oppose the move, while vernacular language newspapers sounded celebratory.
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‘Tune in to India’s Mann ki Baat on May 23’: How front pages of newspapers reported election dates
The polls will be held in seven phases, starting April 11 and ending May 19. The results will be declared on May 23.
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‘How is the Jaish? Destroyed, sir’: What front pages had to say about the IAF air strikes
The operation, which allegedly destroyed the largest training camp of the Jaish-e-Mohammed, avenged the Pulwama attack, said many newspapers.
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The Field
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ISL, Mumbai Citty FC vs Hyderabad FC preview: High-flying MCFC seek to further cement top spot
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Nobody dismisses Rohit Sharma more than Rohit Sharma: Reactions to opener’s dismissal in Gabba Test
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Fitness race to the finish line: It’s time R Ashwin reinvents himself, again
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Unnecessary, irresponsible from a senior player: Sunil Gavaskar slams Rohit Sharma’s Gabba dismissal
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Premier League preview: Manchester United-Liverpool top of the table clash headlines crucial weekend