World · 9 sources
India on August 15, Pakistan on August 14: Why is Independence Day in both countries celebrated a day apart?
Coverage by lean
20% Left40% Centre40% Right
Left 2
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.Hindustan Times1 of 2
Centre 4
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.The Assam Tribune1 of 4
Right 4
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.Business Standard1 of 4
One headline per side, the first Trikon holds. Every outlet is listed below.
Left · 2
Hindustan Times · Lean Left
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
The Hindu · Lean Left
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
Centre · 4
The Assam Tribune · Centre
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
Free Press Journal · Centre
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
Greater Kashmir · Centre
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
Right · 4
Business Standard · Lean Right
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
NDTV · Lean Right
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
The Print · Lean Right
Carried this story. Trikon did not keep the headline.
Firstpost · Lean Right
August 14 vs August 15: Why India and Pakistan celebrate independence a day apart
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