Newspaper Headlines: PM Modi Does Not Mention Pak, Kashmir In UN Speech Headlines Front Pages Of All Major Papers

'PM address is his India story', The Indian Express says in its Saturday headline. 'India has given world Buddh, not Yuddh.. countries can't confine themselves with boundaries'

The Times Of India is also leading with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the UN General Assembly on Friday. In his speech, PM Modi stressed that the international community needs to unite against terror and work on consensus on fighting terrorism, which, he said, is among the biggest challenges not for any single country but for the entire world.

The Hindustan also focuses on PM Modi's address to the UN General Assembly. As officials had earlier indicated, the Prime Minister made no reference to the Kashmir issue or tensions with Pakistan.

‘Modi talks peace, Imran warns of war', says the Asian Age in its lead story. Imperative that world unites against terror, says PM Modi and Imran Khan highlights Kashmir.

The Telegraph front page reports on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan who said on Friday when two nuclear armed countries fight it will have "consequences" for the entire world, making multiple references to Jammu and Kashmir in his speech at the UN General Assembly. "It is a test for the UN," he said, speaking shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, without mentioning Pakistan, urged the world to unite against terror.