The Enforcement Directorate (ED) seeks an arrest warrant for AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan in a money laundering case involving irregularities at the Delhi Waqf Board. The court will review the request on April 18. Earlier, the ED charged four individuals, including three linked to Khan. Following the ED's summons, Khan must appear in court on April 20 for allegedly ignoring previous summons. The case centers on alleged misconduct in Delhi Waqf Board appointments.

The Supreme Court dismissed yoga guru Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved's unconditional apologies over "misleading" advertisements, asserting, "We are not blind" and "it did not want to be generous." Justices Hima Kohli and A Amanullah emphasized the apologies came only after being "caught on the wrong foot." They rebuked the State Licensing Authority for inaction, warning to "rip you apart." Ramdev and Balkrishna's attempts to evade personal presence were deemed "most unacceptable." The case, stemming from claims on product efficacy, saw previous assurances ignored, prompting contempt proceedings. The court resumes hearing on April 16.

A 79-year-old temple worker, injured in a fire at Mahakaleshwar temple in Madhya Pradesh last month, passed away while undergoing treatment in a Maharashtra hospital. Satyanarayan Soni, the 'sevak', initially treated in Indore, was later moved to Mumbai's National Burns Centre due to his worsening condition. Sadly, he succumbed during treatment, already battling diabetes. Three others remain hospitalized in Indore, while the rest have recovered. The incident, which occurred at the renowned temple, highlights the importance of safety measures and prompt medical attention in such emergencies.

The Calcutta High Court has ordered the CBI to investigate allegations of extortion, land grab, and sexual assault in Sandeshkhali, Bengal, ahead of the Lok Sabha election. The court will monitor the probe, spurred by the January 5 attack on Enforcement Directorate officials. Amid petitions for external agencies to intervene, the High Court criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress and stressed the need for impartial investigation. Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam rebuked the Bengal government, emphasizing the seriousness of the allegations. Sandeshkhali remains embroiled in controversy following accusations against suspended Trinamool leader Sheikh Shahjahan.

The Supreme Court rejected Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna's apology for misleading Patanjali ads. Justices Hima Kohli and Ahsanuddin Amanullah criticized Patanjali's deliberate violations, stating apologies are insufficient. Senior Advocate Mukul Rohatgi's plea for leniency was dismissed, with the court emphasizing consequences for wrongdoing. Baba Ramdev was reprimanded for seeking court exemption for travel and submitting a backdated ticket. The bench warned of further action beyond rejecting the apology. Patanjali faces repercussions for the "wilful, deliberate and repeated violations" of court orders.

Air India faces turmoil as aircraft technicians prepare to strike on April 23, citing concerns over their well-being and professional growth. This follows pilots' recent complaints about excessive workload and low pay. The unrest, including mass sick calls at Vistara, threatens India's booming air travel industry. With orders for over 1,100 aircraft, the discontent among aviation workers poses a significant challenge. Air India reassures monitoring the situation closely. The strike, combined with previous flight cancellations, highlights the urgent need for resolution to prevent further disruptions in India's aviation sector.

Following allegations by the Trinamool Congress (TMC) that a BJP member visited an NIA Superintendent of Police (SP) with cash, the NIA calls the officer to its Delhi headquarters. TMC accuses BJP of misusing NIA, submitting a visitor's register allegedly showing the BJP member's visit. The officer, DIG Rakesh Roshan, is sent from Patna to supervise cases in West Bengal. BJP's Jitendra Tiwari denies allegations, threatening defamation if not proven. TMC demands apology. NIA asserts routine transfer, while the officer remains unavailable for comment.          

Apple unveils plans to build housing units for its factory employees in India, aiming to enhance their well-being and productivity. With the majority located in Tamil Nadu, where the largest iPhone manufacturing plant resides, the initiative aims to provide better living conditions, particularly for the predominantly female workforce. The project, a collaboration with entities like SIPCOT, Tata Group, and SPR India, aims for completion by March 2025. This move reflects Apple's commitment to supporting its workers and fostering a positive working environment, aligning with its broader strategy of diversifying manufacturing locations.            

In a shocking revelation, a prominent automobile company's canteen in Pune served samosas containing condoms, stones, and gutkha. Employees reported the disturbing discovery on March 27, leading to police investigations. Five individuals, including workers and partners of subcontracting firms, were arrested. The act allegedly stemmed from a businessman's revenge after losing a contract with the company. Police revealed the involvement of subcontracting firms in adulterating the food. This incident adds to a string of cases involving unhygienic food served in canteens, highlighting the need for stringent food safety measures.

The Election Commission is investigating Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar's affidavit following a complaint by the Congress. Chandrasekhar, BJP's Thiruvananthapuram candidate, declared a meager Rs 680 as taxable income for 2021-2022, prompting accusations of false information. The Congress alleges violations of electoral and penal codes. The commission has directed the Central Board of Direct Taxes to verify Chandrasekhar's declarations, as candidates must disclose income, assets, and liabilities. The scrutiny intensifies ahead of elections, underscoring the importance of transparency in electoral processes.