The big news: Jodhpur court reserves order on Salman Khan’s bail plea, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: Chanda Kochhar’s brother-in-law was questioned in connection with the Videocon deal, and Amit Shah will address a rally in Mumbai on Friday.
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A look at the headlines right now:
- Jodhpur Court reserves order on Salman Khan’s bail plea for April 7 in blackbuck poaching case: The court had sentenced him to five years in jail and levied a penalty of Rs 10,000.
- CBI questions ICICI Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar’s brother-in-law in Videocon deal investigation: Unidentified officials said Rajiv Kochhar was scheduled to fly to Singapore when immigration officials stopped him at Mumbai airport.
- BJP’s welcome rally for party chief Amit Shah leads to major traffic jams in Mumbai: Shah is scheduled to address an event to mark the party’s 38th foundation day celebrations at the MMRDA grounds on Friday.
- IndiGo says Centre’s terms not suitable, withdraws from Air India divestment race: IndiGo’s president said the company would not be able to successfully turn around all the state-run airline’s operations.
- India seeks Nirav Modi’s arrest in PNB case, submits request to Hong Kong: A provisional arrest is made before a formal extradition request can be submitted.
- Another gold for India as Sanjita Chanu wins thrilling women’s 53 kg weightlifting final: The 24-year-old from Manipur replicated Mirabai Chanu’s heroics and won India’s third medal at Gold Coast.
- RBI keeps key interest rates unchanged: The decision is consistent with the aim to achieve the medium-term target of keeping consumer price index inflation at 4%, the central bank said.
- Congress has no plan to start impeachment proceedings against CJI, says Mallikarjun Kharge: The party’s leaders reportedly met legal experts on Thursday to discuss the matter.
- Shiv Sena, Subramanian Swamy say no to National Democratic Alliance decision to forgo salary: Another BJP ally, Rashtriya Lok Samta Party, said it was unaware of the decision.
- Aadhaar cannot stop banking fraud as bank officials are complicit, says Supreme Court: The biometric system may help check fraud in welfare schemes but not in banking, the bench said.