Newspaper Headlines: "Act Responsibly," Centre Warns Pakistan On Jammu And Kashmir

The Hindustan Times The daily leads with centre's warning to Pakistan on Jammu and Kashmir. "Act responsibly," the centre warned Pak on the day it announced the launch of ballistic missile 'Ghaznavi'. Final Assam citizen list will be out on Saturday and security has been heightened in Assam, the daily reports. The Times Of India The Gujarat coast has been put on a high terror alert after intel inputs that Pak-trainder commandoes may try and enter the Gulk of Kutch, reports the TOI. The launch of 'Fit India Movement' by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and statement by US state department on situation in Jammu and Kashmir are other important stories on the first page. Indian Express Pakistan on Thursday announced it has test-fired a nuclear-capable missile, ratcheting up tensions with India. The MEA later in the day said that Pak leaders are making "highly irresponsible" statements on Jammu and Kashmir. The Telegraph Days after it was announced that the RBI would transfer a record Rs 1.76 lakh crore to the centre, the daily leads with a story explaining how the "RBI is feeding" the central government. In Patna, an 11-judge bench in the high court has withdrawn cases from a fellow judge, Justice Rakesh Kumar. The judge had ordered a CBI probe into alleged corruption in Bihar's lower judiciary. Asian Age On the front page is the photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the 'Fit India' movement. The centre's warning to Pakistan on Jammu and Kashmir and terror alert in Gujarat in coastal areas are also other imprtant stories on the first page. Another important story the daily carries is an ultimatum by seniort Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia to the party. Mr Scindia has told the party he will "look for options" if he is not made the head of Madhya Pradesh Congress unit.

The Gujarat coast has been put on a high terror alert after intel inputs that Pak-trainder commandoes may try and enter the Gulk of Kutch, reports the TOI. The launch of 'Fit India Movement' by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and statement by US state department on situation in Jammu and Kashmir are other important stories on the first page.

The Gujarat coast has been put on a high terror alert after intel inputs that Pak-trainder commandoes may try and enter the Gulk of Kutch, reports the TOI. The launch of 'Fit India Movement' by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and statement by US state department on situation in Jammu and Kashmir are other important stories on the first page.

Days after it was announced that the RBI would transfer a record Rs 1.76 lakh crore to the centre, the daily leads with a story explaining how the "RBI is feeding" the central government. In Patna, an 11-judge bench in the high court has withdrawn cases from a fellow judge, Justice Rakesh Kumar. The judge had ordered a CBI probe into alleged corruption in Bihar's lower judiciary.

On the front page is the photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the 'Fit India' movement. The centre's warning to Pakistan on Jammu and Kashmir and terror alert in Gujarat in coastal areas are also other imprtant stories on the first page. Another important story the daily carries is an ultimatum by seniort Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia to the party. Mr Scindia has told the party he will "look for options" if he is not made the head of Madhya Pradesh Congress unit.