Newspaper Headlines: Shiv Sena Moves MLAs To Hotel And Other Big Stories

The Times Of India is leading with Uddhav Thackeray gives BJP some hope before shifting MLAs to hotel, says "did not want to snap ties with BJP but it was for BJP to take a decision". Special fund will also be for completion of houses up to 2,150 square feet, the government said.

Hindustan Times is leading with Supreme Court will deliver four important judgments next week: Ayodhya land dispute, review petitions over the purchase of Rafale jets from France, entry of female worshippers between into the Sabarimala temple, and on whether the CJI's office falls within the sweep of RTI Act. Talks between city lawyers and Delhi Police broke down before they even went underway over last weekend's violent clash at a district court.

The Indian Express is leading with Kartarpur opening tomorrow, Pak Army overrules an offer made by Prime Minister Imran Khan, says passport will be needed. Insurers may be allowed to offer OP treatment, gym and yoga membership, is on the front page of daily.

The Telegraph is leading with the Shiv Sena locked in a hard bargain with the BJP for an equal share of power in Maharashtra. The Supreme court is dealing with petitions challenging the curbs imposed on the state, are the top stories.

The Asian Age is leading with Shiv Sena moves all its 56 legislators to a five-star hotel in Bandra. As India and Pakistan prepare to inaugurate the Kartarpur Corridor, the neighbouring countries are also engaged in a war of words.