Daily newspapers across South Asia are generally impressed with the resounding election victory of Narendra Modi and his BJP party, admiring his campaign and India's ability to carry out a successful mass demonstration of democracy. Some Pakistani and Western commentators express unease about Mr Modi's reputation as a Hindu nationalist. But there is also a feeling that a fresh start is needed to build a relationship with the new leader. South Asia A few of Pakistan's Urdu-language dailies see the outcome as a victory for extremism. "Hindu extremism won in India," reads a headline in Karachi's Jasarat, while the Nawa-i-Waqt daily says that "extremist…
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