The big news: Global leaders criticise Trump’s exit from Paris agreement, and 9 others top stories
Other headlines: India and Russia will set up joint ventures for manufacturing aircraft and automobiles, and at least 34 people were killed in a Manila casino.
A look at the headlines right now:
- World leaders condemn Donald Trump’s decision to exit the Paris climate deal: India, China showing strong leadership to fight climate change, says UNEP chief.
- India, Russia to set up joint ventures to build automobiles, aircraft: Vladimir Putin said the declining bilateral trade between the two countries had been reversed in 2017 and rose by 29% in the first quarter.
- Gunman kills 34 people in Manila casino in what appears to be a failed robbery attempt: Officials said at least 54 people were hurt in the incident and ruled out suspicions of terrorism.
- India successfully test-fires indigenous nuclear-capable Prithvi-II missile in Odisha: Members of the strategic force command conducted the launch at the Chandipur base with guidance from DRDO experts.
- ACB lodges three FIRs against Arvind Kejriwal after allegations of a PWD scam: The complainant, Rahul Sharma, also claimed that two unknown bikers had recently fired shots at him.
- NDTV Profit to go off-air from June 5 and be transformed into NDTV Prime: The website, profit.ndtv.com will continue, a Business Standard report said.
- NHRC asks Defence Ministry to submit a report on action it has taken so far in Kashmir human shield case: The commission has given the ministry four weeks to respond.
- NBC journalist Megyn Kelly gets trolled for asking Narendra Modi if he’s on Twitter: Modi is the second-most followed world leader on Twitter – with 30 million followers – after US President Donald Trump.
- Section 144 imposed in parts of Nashik after farmers’ protest turns violent: The agitators demanded increased rates for their produce and a debt waiver.
- Scientists detect a third black hole merger, reaffirming the existence of gravitational waves: The latest discovery showed that this was a not a chance event, but a pattern, researchers said.