A look at the headlines right now:
- India calls off maritime talks with Pakistan amid tension over Kulbhushan Jadhav’s death sentence: A delegation led by Pakistan’s Maritime Security Agency was scheduled for a four-day visit to New Delhi from April 16.
- At least 54 students injured in clashes outside Pulwama college, says Greater Kashmir report: A senior police officer claimed that the violence was triggered by students pelting stones to protest a checkpoint installed.
- Three suspected RAW operatives arrested from PoK for anti-state activities, say Pakistani media: The Azad Jammu and Kashmir Police alleged that the men had been targeting Chinese engineers, installations and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project.
- Inquiry launched after video of a porn clip being played at Delhi’s Rajiv Chowk station goes viral: DMRCL officials said the screen was reserved for ads, and they would check the contractor’s testing and commissioning process.
- Court issues non-bailable warrant against Sanjay Dutt for allegedly threatening Shakil NooraniThe actor is believed to have owed the filmmaker Rs 1 crore for not completing a film production, for which he was paid Rs 50 lakh.
- At least 90 Islamic State fighters were killed in the US bomb strike, say Afghan officials: Governor of Achin district Esmail Shinwari has maintained that there were ‘no military and civilian casualties at all’.
- Manohar Parrikar government plans to ban Goans from state casinos: The chief minister said his administration was working on a policy to restrict local residents from visiting the gambling houses.
- Five-year ban on BBC from India’s national parks for its film on Kaziranga’s anti-poaching policy: The Centre said its decision stemmed from the ‘irreparable damage done to India’s reputation’ because of the broadcaster’s documentary.
- NC’s Farooq Abdullah demands governor’s rule after leading Srinagar bye-poll by over 10,000 votes: Eight candidates besides the former chief minister had contested for the parliamentary seat.
- 10 passengers injured, police say ‘cannot rule out sabotage’ in Rajya Rani Express derailment: Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has ordered an inquiry into the Meerut-Lucknow train mishap and promised strict action against any lapse.
You’ve read Scroll.
Now help sustain it
Scroll is funded by readers, not corporate owners. If you believe our work matters, support our newsroom. Become a member today!
We’re not driven by clicks or corporate interests – just honest, independent reporting. Keep us going. Support Scroll today!