Newspaper Headlines: Maharashtra Governor Invites Shiv Sena To Form Government After BJP Backs Out, Other Stories

The Times Of India is leading with BJP says it can't form Maharashtra government, governor's asks Shiv Sena if it can. The Supreme Court bench veered towards a unanimous decision on the Ayodhya dispute soon after the arguments concluded on October 16, is on the front page of paper.

Hindustan Times: The temperatures is likely to drop in the next few days, bringing winter-like conditions that could also lead to an increase in air pollution in Delhi. The BJP abandoned efforts to form the government in Maharashtra, governor invites Shiv Sena, are the top stories.

The Indian Express is leading with in Maharashtra, NCP puts conditions to Shiv Sena: Snap BJP-NDA ties, fix a common agenda. Muslim Personal Law Board will discuss will meet on November 17 to plan the way forward after the Supreme Court's Ayodhya judgment, are the top stories.

The Telegraph is leading with several Muslims in Ayodhya stayed indoors on Saturday and refused to step out even on Sunday, opting not to celebrate Barawafat or Milad-Un-Nabi, Prophet Muhammad's birthday. Maharashtra governor invited the Shiv Sena to stake claim to form the government after the BJP backed out, is on the front page of paper.

The Asian Age is leading with Maharashtra governor asking the Shiv Sena if it wants to form the next government after the BJP informed that it doesn't have numbers to form the government. Security of five judges, who delivered the verdict in Ayodhya verdict, has been enhanced with the deployment of additional troops, barricades and mobile escort teams.