Front Pages From India: End Of 34 Years Lal Salaam

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By STAFF Writer
SUNDAY, May 05, 2011

The ejection of Left in West Bengal (India) Assembly Election is a shameful end of an ideological political dynasty and rise of a fresh force that promised tons of things. Nonetheless,  Trinamool Congress Party chief Ms. Mamata Banerjee who was always hold responsible for a party of goons, is now come with more sophisticated team, consisting of civil servants and more intellectuals. 

Below are image formats of Newspapers' Front Pages from India a day after the election results were declared. Click on the images to enlargen and read. Some computer's monitor or other devices may get smaller font or tough readability. Sorry for the inconvenience.

The Asia Age - New Delhi (India)

The Telegraph - Kolkata (India)

Ananda Pazaar Patrika - Kolkata (India)

Aajkal - Kolkata (India)

Prahar - India

Nayee Duniya - India

Deccan Chronicle - South Inida (India)

Patrika - India

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