Indian newspaper apparently forgets to write a front-page headline before going to print

[smurfy]

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[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-27439242[/url]
[quote]One of India's national daily newspapers seems to have grabbed attention with an unusual front page, on the day of the country's highly-anticipated election results.

The Indian Express headline on Friday 16 May says simply: "Headline awaited". The headline appears to have run in all eight of the newspaper's regional editions, leading some analysts to suggest it was not a mistake. But Indians have taken to Twitter to comment on the surprise.[/quote]

[Wolfe]

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This happens all the time on American news stations

[snookypookums]

I wonder if the newspaper is going to spin this like some sort of political commentary about #modi.

[URL="http://guruprasad.net/posts/indian-express-protest-against-emergency-in-india-1975/"]For extra info - during the Emergency in the seventies where the Indian media was censored, this same newspaper had brilliant editors who, in protest, published a blank section as their editorial.[/URL]

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It's quite possible that, coming from them, this was also deliberate but was considered as a fail by people who don't "get" the inside joke.

[PSI Guy]

At least they gave all the other papers a good story to headline.