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| The Centre would formulate a regulatory regime for services like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Skype. The DoT in its argument before the the Supreme Court said, such Over-The-Top services use network of telecom service providers to reach customers, offer App-based products and compete by offering messaging and telephone facilities, yet are not subjected to any regulatory mechanism. Read |
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| AIADMK leader VK Sasikala has met 28 visitors on 14 occasions in 31 days at the Bengaluru prison, in violation of rules. A convict is eligible for interviews only once in 15 days with friends, relatives and advocates under the watchful eye of a prison official. Prison sources said, the bending of rules for Sasikala were sanctioned by higher-ups, and she was allowed to meet visitors in a special area, often in private. |
| Defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad started their IPL campaign with a 35-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore. Half-centuries from Yuvraj Singh and Moises Henriques took Sunrisers to 207/4, in reply to which RCB were all out for 172. Ashish Nehra, Ben Cutting and Rashid Khan picked up two wickets each. In today’s match, Rising Pune Supergiant will take on Mumbai Indians. |
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| India is among the top 4 countries for death caused by smoking. According to a study published in medical journal Lancet, smoking causes more than one in 10 deaths worldwide, with 50% of these occurring in China, India, US, and Russia. Government estimates show in India over 5,500 youth start tobacco use every day. |
| The Shunglu committee, formed by former Delhi LG Najeeb Jung, has reported “gross abuse of power” by the Kejriwal government. The report flagged decisions like allotment of land for AAP party office, appointment of a minister’s daughter as “mission director” of Delhi State Health Mission and a number of purported AAP functionaries as “advisors”. It also points to some decisions taken without the LG’s concurrence. |
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