The big news: Karnataka releases Cauvery water to areas along river basin, and 9 other top stories
The BCCI might call off the ongoing series with New Zealand, and Donald Trump’s foundation was told to stop raising money in New York.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Karnataka releases water to parts of Cauvery river basin, ends defiance of Supreme Court orders: Top AIADMK MPs from Tamil Nadu are expected to meet the PMO to discuss the ongoing water-sharing crisis.
- BCCI likely to call off ongoing India-New Zealand series: Other home series with Australia, Bangladesh and England may also be cancelled, after banks were told to freeze the cricket body's accounts.
- Attorney general tells Donald Trump's foundation to stop raising funds in New York: Eric Schneiderman said it was not registered to receive charitable donations in the state.
- Ten coaches of Jhelum Express derail, 3 injured: The train was coming from Jammu and going towards Pune when it went off the tracks.
- Coasts of Gujarat, Maharashtra on high alert after intel on two India-bound boats from Karachi: Intelligence agencies are believed to have shared the coordinates of the vessels with the state governments.
- National Green Tribunal website hacked in 'act of revenge against India Army's surgical strikes': A message from the hackers, replete with abusive language, said, 'We are Unbeatable...Now kiss the burn of Cyber War'.
- SC sentences Vikas and Vishal Yadav to 25 years in jail for Nitish Katara's murder: The bench of justices Dipak Misra and C Nagappan also gave their aide Sukhdev Pehalwan 20 years in prison.
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on respiratory support, says Apollo hospital: Social activist 'Traffic' Ramaswamy filed a petition in the Madras High Court, seeking details of AIADMK leader's health.
- Sensex up more than 300 points ahead of RBI monetary policy review: The Nifty rose 108 points and the rupee traded higher, at 66.53 against the US dollar.
- Anil Ambani’s Reliance Group ties up with Dassault to help French firm invest in India for Rafale deal: The defence company has agreed to invest 50% of its earnings from the contract with the government to supply 36 units of the aircraft, as per a new rule.