A look at the headlines right now:

  1. Kim Jong-un walks into South Korea for historic peace summit, meets President Moon Jae-in: Kim is the first North Korean leader to enter the south since the end of the Korean War in 1953.
  2. Congress demands probe after flight carrying Rahul Gandhi faces ‘unexplained snags’: The party president was travelling from Delhi to Hubli with three other leaders when their aircraft began to ‘shudder violently’.
  3. PM Modi says he will review Sino-India ties from a strategic viewpoint during China visit: He will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at an informal summit in Wuhan on April 27 and 28.
  4. Comedian Bill Cosby found guilty of sexual assault: He could face up to 10 years in prison on each of the three count, but he is likely to serve them concurrently.
  5. Bye-polls in Kairana, Nagaland, Palghar and Bhandara-Gondiya will be held on May 28, says poll body: The Kairana seat fell vacant after BJP leader Hukum Singh died in February.
  6. Adityanath suspends four officials from education and transport departments for Kushinagar accident: The chief minister also ordered that an FIR be filed against Kareem Jahan Khan, the manager-cum-principal of Divine Public School.
  7. Diana Hayden didn’t deserve Miss World title, Aishwarya Rai did, says Tripura CM Biplab Kumar Deb: He claimed women in the country did not use cosmetics before India started winning beauty contests, which he said were fixed.
  8. Congress claims man who spoke about Loya from their own HQ was directed by RSS’ Bhaiyyaji Joshi: According to the Congress, the RSS no 2 told RTI activist Suraj Lolage to file a PIL calling for an inquiry into Loya’s death.
  9. Centre blocking KM Joseph’s promotion to SC unconstitutional, says Former Attorney General Soli Sorabjee: The Congress and CPI(M) also objected to the government’s decision to notify only senior advocate Indu Malhotra’s appointment as a Supreme Court judge.
  10. EC rejects nomination papers of Congress candidate from Mulbagal constituency: G Manjunath had allegedly lied in his nomination papers that he belonged to a Scheduled Caste community to contest for a reserved seat.