A look at the headlines right now:

  1. India's NSG membership remains in global interest, says MEA after Seoul meet yields little success: The plenary session by the international body's member countries ended without taking in any new members.
  2. Barack Obama says US respects UK's Brexit decision: The President said both the countries will continue to harbour special ties.
  3. In West Bengal’s Budget, government promises 22 lakh jobs this fiscal: Finance Minister Amit Mitra announced an increase in plan expenditure as the state struggles with a debt crisis.
  4. Watchman who murdered Pallavi Purkayastha in 2012 disappears after jumping parole: Sajjad Mogul was supposed to be back in Nashik Central Jail on May 28.
  5. Bernie Sanders says he will vote for Hillary Clinton: The Vermont Senator said he will do everything he can to defeat Donald Trump, claiming the cornerstone of the Republican's campaign is bigotry.
  6. East Delhi will have free Wi-Fi by 2016, says AAP: There will be more than 1,000 hotspot zones that will cater to 120 people at a time.
  7. WhatsApp users are now making 100 million calls a day: In a blogpost, the Facebook-owned company said this amounts to 1,100 calls per second.
  8. Arvind Kejriwal calls for a referendum on Delhi's statehood: The chief minister brought up the AAP's long-standing agenda the day UK voted itself out of the European Union.
  9. Salgaocar FC and Sporting Clube de Goa withdraw from I-League: The two Goan clubs were unhappy with the AIFF's proposed plan of making the ISL India's primary football league.
  10. Two-week mini IPL to be held overseas every September, says BCCI: The tournament will feature all eight franchises of the Indian Premier League.