Hindustan Times is leading with GST collection in September falling 2.67% to Rs 91,916 crore compared to the same month last year. Supreme Court declining to stay the operation of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act of 2019 and stopping the government from carving out two centrally governed Union territories, made to the front page of daily.
The Indian Express is leading with Supreme Court recalling its directions in March 20, 2018 verdict that had effectively diluted provisions of arrest under the Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. Supreme Court allowing requests from the Centre and the J&K administration seeking more time to file a written response to the petitions, is on the front page of daily.
The Telegraph is leading with BJP chief Amit Shah while addressing in Bengal, saying that NRC bill will passed to protect "refugees" but a segment of the population out of the safety net. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat saying India is a Hindu Rashtra, that it is a fact of life and it cannot be altered even if everything else changes, is on the front page o daily.
The Asian Age is leading with Supreme Court setting aside the clean chits given to Devendra Fadnavis by a trial court and the Bombay high court in the case of allegedly filing false election affidavits, thus paving the way for his trial. Amit Shah asserting that the Centre will implement the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in West Bengal, made to the front page of daily.