The big news: Salman Khan gets bail in blackbuck poaching case, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: Amit Shah said the BJP wanted to ally with the Shiv Sena for the 2019 elections, and Indrani Mukerjea was admitted in JJ Hospital in Mumbai.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Jodhpur Sessions Court grants bail to Salman Khan in blackbuck poaching case: The court had sentenced Khan to five years in jail on Thursday.
- Amit Shah says BJP has an ‘ardent desire’ to ally with Shiv Sena for the 2019 General Elections: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis praised Shiv Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray and said he was an inspiration to the BJP.
- Indrani Mukerjea taken to hospital in Mumbai in ‘delirious condition’, say reports: She was admitted in JJ Hospital’s critical care unit.
- Congress MP Jairam Ramesh writes to Venkaiah Naidu, asks for special Parliament session: He said a special sitting of the legislature would help restore some of the prestige it had lost after the Budget Session was washed out.
- Nepal PM gets a ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan, says ‘any treaty starts with friendship’: KP Oli is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi later in the day.
- Kapil Sharma files police complaint against his former managers and journalist alleging extortion: The actor-comedian has accused Vicky Lalwani and producers of his former show of starting false and malicious propaganda to defame him on digital media.
- London Police hold emergency meeting with community leaders after a spate of stabbings: Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative government is facing criticism for reducing funds to the police department.
- Goa government issues alert to fishing vessels, casinos after input about possible terror attack: The state’s Ports Minister Jayesh Salgaoncar said terrorists may arrive in an Indian fishing trawler the Pakistani authorities had seized.
- YSR Congress MPs begin indefinite hunger strike demanding special status for Andhra Pradesh: Five party legislators had resigned from the Lok Sabha on Friday.
- Facebook says only authorised advertisers will now be able to run ads even on non-electoral topics: Meanwhile, WhatsApp denied that it kept track of user messages, and said that it collects very little data.