Delhi High Court has barred ex-BharatPe MD Ashneer Grover from transferring shares given by co-founder Bhavik Koladiya, following Koladiya's lawsuit to reclaim them. Justice Prateek Jalan cited Koladiya's strong case, fearing irreversible harm if Grover made third-party claims on the shares. The order prevents Grover from altering or assigning any rights in the disputed shares until the case's resolution. It clarifies that the judgment's purpose is solely to address the present application and not to prejudice either party during the trial. The ruling highlights the ongoing legal battle within BharatPe's leadership, shedding light on the intricacies of the company's internal dynamics.

Multiple schools in Delhi and Noida recieved bomb threats via email, prompting evacuations and safety measures. Among the affected institutions were Sanskriti School, Mother Mary School, and Delhi Public School. Mother Mary School suspended ongoing exams and declared an emergency, while DPS promptly sent students home as a precautionary measure. Law enforcement agencies initiated thorough search operations on the premises. Visuals showed concerned parents arriving to collect their children. The threatening emails claimed the presence of explosives within the campuses. Schools promptly informed parents of the situation via email, ensuring transparency and communication. Authorities are actively coordinating to ensure the safety and security of all students involved.

Delhi Police's chargesheet against Newsclick and its founder Prabir Purkayastha accuses them of terror funding and spreading Chinese propaganda. Purkayastha, under investigation for allegedly broadcasting Chinese propaganda in India, is linked to the farmers' protests and the 2020 Delhi riots. The chargesheet alleges his involvement in collecting funds for terrorist activities, including supporting banned group Lashkar-e-Taiba. With evidence suggesting Rs 91 crore funneled through Newsclick for such activities, Purkayastha and HR head Amit Chakravarty were arrested by Delhi Police's Special Cell on October 3 last year. The chargesheet spans nearly 8,000 pages, with annexures detailing the accusations.

HD Revanna, a leader of the Janata Dal (Secular), rejects accusations against his son, Prajwal Revanna, concerning a "sex video" case. He asserts that the circulated videos are part of a plot and denies their recent origin, stating they are "five years old." Following sexual assault claims, Prajwal is suspended from JD(S) and Karnataka Police initiate a FIR against HD Revanna. The Congress-led government establishes a Special Investigation Team to examine the matter. Amidst ongoing investigations, Prajwal's political future as a BJP-JD(S) alliance candidate remains uncertain.

Bengaluru sees a surge in beer sales as temperatures soar across Karnataka. In just two weeks, 23.5 lakh carton boxes of beer have been sold, already reaching 61% of last year's total for April. The excise department notes a 30% increase in sales compared to previous years, attributing the rise to rising temperatures and concurrent Lok Sabha elections. Chilled beer becomes the preferred choice to beat the heat, with ample stock to meet the growing demand. The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts prolonged heatwaves, especially in central and southern India, intensifying the need for cooling beverages.

The Election Commission disclosed a voter turnout of 66.14% in Phase 1 and 66.71% in Phase 2 of the Lok Sabha elections, held on April 19 and April 26 respectively. This marks a decrease compared to the 2019 polls. Lakshadweep led Phase 1 with an 84.1% turnout, while Manipur topped Phase 2 with 84.85%. Bihar recorded the lowest turnout in Phase 1 at 49.26%, and Uttar Pradesh had the lowest in Phase 2 at 55.19%. With five phases remaining, polling for all 543 constituencies will conclude on June 1, with vote counting scheduled for June 4.            

Patanjali Foods by Yoga guru Ramdev, is under scrutiny as the GST intelligence department serves a show cause notice. The notice demands an explanation for a hefty ₹27.46 crore input tax credit. Filed by the Directorate General of GST Intelligence, Chandigarh, the notice targets the company and its officials. Citing relevant sections of GST laws, the department questions the credit under the Central and State Goods and Services Acts, along with the Integrated GST Act. Patanjali, primarily operating in edible oils, disclosed the notice in a regulatory filing on April 26. The notice requires the company to justify the credit, alongside potential interest and penalties.

In Chhattisgarh's Bastar, a significant anti-Naxal operation resulted in the death of 7 Maoists. The clash occurred in Narayanpur district between Maoists and a joint security team comprising the District Reserve Guard and the STF. The encounter was intense, showcasing the ongoing battle against Naxal insurgency in the region. The operation underscores the commitment of security forces to combat extremist threats in Chhattisgarh.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issues a directive to cease unfair interest rate practices in the lending sector. Following onsite examinations revealing unethical practices burdening borrowers with excessive charges, RBI mandates immediate cessation and corrective actions by regulated entities. Lenders are instructed to review loan disbursal procedures, interest calculations, and refund excess charges to affected customers. Emphasizing fairness and transparency, RBI encourages online account transfers for loan disbursals to streamline processes and mitigate risks associated with cheque issuance. The move aims to safeguard borrowers and promote integrity in the lending ecosystem.

Madhya Pradesh Congress leaders Jitu Patwari and Vikrant Bhuria face charges under POCSO Act for allegedly disclosing the identity of a rape victim in Alirajpur district. Alirajpur SP Rajesh Vyas confirmed the case, stating that a woman accused them of revealing the victim's identity and her family's in a video. The victim, a minor girl, was raped by two minor boys. The police haven't questioned the accused yet as the investigation is in its early stages.