A look at the headlines right now:

  1. Voting in EU referendum begins with no clear advantage for either side: The poll to decide whether Britain will leave or remain with Europe will have far-reaching consequences on international politics and global markets.
  2. Will suspend demand for CEA's sacking as Centre says it has faith in him, says Subramanian Swamy: The BJP leader's decision to back off comes a day after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley came out in support of Arvind Subramanian.
  3. India-China financial dialogue postponed hours before Arun Jaitley arrives in Beijing: The key meet will now take place in July, even as the two countries continue to disagree on India’s membership to the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
  4. Gurudas Kamat says he will continue to serve Congress under Sonia Gandhi's leadership: The 61-year-old politician said his decision to quit the party earlier this month was because of personal reasons.
  5. Experts called in after angler catches dangerous alligator fish from Kolkata lake: The creature, which was 3.5 feet long and weighed more than 5 kilos, tried to attack the man who caught it.
  6. Boxing: Mary Kom will not participate in Rio Olympics: The International Olympic Committee has decided not to give her a wildcard entry into the Games.
  7. CBI books nine income tax officials for corruption after nationwide raids: Among them was the principal I-T commissioner of New Delhi, SK Mittal.
  8. Centre grants Rs 6,000-crore package to textile and apparel sector: The government believes the industry can create one crore jobs in three years, fetch Rs 74,000 crore in investments and generate $30 billion through exports.
  9. Centre kicks off new scheme for pregnant women days after Narendra Modi suggested it at a rally: Under the new programme, around three crore women will get ante-natal care packages and free check-ups by specialists on the ninth of every month.
  10. Bombay, Madras High Courts will have to use new city names, says Centre: According to the The Hindu, the government will try and pass a Bill to the effect in the upcoming monsoon session.