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A show of defiance from Prajwal Revanna - the grandson of the former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda - who is a wanted man in Karnataka. He posted on X that truth will prevail but just where is he? The Chief Minister of Karnataka has now written to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking for the passport of Mr Revanna to be cancelled.  One of the victims has filed an FIR and is willing to see the case through to the end. Will others speak up?

A more sinister angle has emerged in the bomb hoax emails sent to nearly 100 schools in Delhi and the National Capital Region with the police now investigating whether there is a terror link to them. With the emails being traced back to a Russian domain using the internet protocol (IP) address, the Delhi Police's Special Cell is looking into a connection with that country as well as Pakistan, sources have said. This morning, there was chaos in the national capital as parents rushed to the schools to pick up their children.
 

With Congress' Arvinder Singh Lovely quitting the Delhi chief post, the rift between the grand old party and its alliance partner AAP is once again out in the open. Will it impact the INDIA bloc's poll prospects in Delhi? Watch a power-packed debate on Left, Right & Centre.

For the first time, the Aam Aadmi Party government has faced a judicial rap over how they are running the Delhi administration with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in jail. The court questioned the 'jail se sarkar' model in the case over the non-supply of books to the children studying in the MCD schools. The court had some stinging words for the jailed leader. Watch Left Right and Centre.

 

Guna goes to the polls on the 7th of May. In the hot, arid Guna constituency where Civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia is contesting polls, the political fortunes of all the candidates are still being shaped. Does the erstwhile royal family continue to hold sway over voters in the region or will the Congress be able to fight off Jyotiraditya Scindia's narrative?

Data shows that while 45% of India's graduates are women, just about 10% of educated women in the country pursue long-term careers. But not all is wrong. On Monday, in one such battle a young mother from Himachal Pradesh was fighting in the Supreme Court to be with her child who needed her, the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said the participation of women in the workforce is a constitutional entitlement and denying mothers child care leaves violates that. The mother in question was an assistant professor in a government college and said that the Himachal Pradesh government denied her child care leaves. Her child suffers from a genetic condition. The Supreme Court, in a welcome intervention, pointed out that the state, as a model employer, cannot be oblivious to such concerns.