The Indian Air Force (IAF) confirmed an attack on its convoy by militants in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district near Shahsitar. "Cordon and search operations are underway presently in the area by local military units," stated the IAF. Injured soldiers have been airlifted to Command Hospital, Udhampur for further treatment. Security has been intensified in the region following the terrorist assault. With Lok Sabha elections nearing, the attack comes amid heightened tensions. Reports indicate at least five soldiers injured in the incident. Further investigation into the attack is ongoing.

Terrorists ambushed an Indian Air Force (IAF) convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, injuring at least five officials, with two in critical condition. The attack, near Shashidhar, occurred as the convoy headed towards Sanai Top in Surankote. Close to 30 rounds were fired by the assailants. The Rashtriya Rifles unit initiated cordon and search operations while the vehicles were secured inside the airbase near Shahsitar. Reinforcements from the army and police are conducting extensive operations to locate and neutralize the terrorists responsible for the attack.

In Poonch, Jammu & Kashmir, terrorists fired on two security vehicles, injuring 5 Indian Air Force personnel. The attack occurred in Sanai village, prompting a gunfight near a government school. Security forces launched cordon and search operations, securing the vehicles. Local police intensified search operations following suspicious movements. Earlier, BSF thwarted an infiltration attempt in the Samba sector, neutralizing an intruder. Poonch, part of the Anantnag-Rajouri-Poonch Lok Sabha constituency, rescheduled polling to May 25 due to security concerns. The injured soldiers received medical attention as authorities investigate the incident.

Google celebrates Hamida Banu, India's first professional female wrestler, with a doodle on May 4. The doodle, created by Divya Negi, showcases Banu's achievements and legacy. In 1954, Banu defeated renowned wrestler Baba Pahalwan in just 1 minute and 34 seconds, earning international recognition. Her victory led to Pahalwan's retirement from professional wrestling. The doodle honors Banu's fearlessness, sporting accomplishments, and her impact on Indian wrestling. It's a tribute to her trailblazing spirit and inspiration to future generations.

The West Bengal police have initiated an inquiry into a sexual harassment complaint filed by a contractual worker at Raj Bhavan against Governor CV Ananda Bose. A team led by Deputy Commissioner (Central Division) Indira Mukherjee will investigate the allegation. The complainant lodged a complaint at Hare Street police station. Governor Bose has denied the allegation, citing political motives. While he enjoys constitutional immunity from criminal charges, legal experts question whether this immunity extends to actions beyond his official duties. The inquiry aims to establish facts and determine the next course of action.

The Delhi Police and National Security Guard (NSG) conducted security mock drills at the IGI airport, Rajiv Chowk Metro Station, and DPS RK Puram late Friday and early Saturday. The exercises, which come after recent hoax bomb threats to nearly 200 schools, aimed to test response times and coordination among security agencies. The drills, which lasted around half an hour, involved the CISF, fire department, and Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA). Officials assured the public not to panic, emphasizing that the exercises were routine and aimed at enhancing security preparedness. Similar drills were conducted at multiple locations to ensure readiness in the face of potential threats.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a money laundering case against YouTuber Elvish Yadav, and others for suspected use of snake venom as a recreational drug in parties. The case was filed under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) based on a FIR and charge sheet filed by Noida police last month. The ED is investigating the generation of proceeds of crime and use of illicit funds for organizing rave parties. Yadav, a Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner, was arrested on March 17 and booked under various sections of the NDPS Act, Wildlife Protection Act, and IPC. He and others linked to the case will be questioned as part of the investigation.

The Delhi High Court has taken a strong stance against the use of spurious Oxytocin hormone in dairy colonies, citing animal cruelty and public health concerns. The court has directed the Department of Drugs Control and Delhi Police to conduct regular inspections, register cases, and take legal action against offenders. The bench also emphasized the need to relocate dairies to areas with adequate infrastructure and sanitary conditions, particularly those near landfill sites, to prevent health hazards. The move aims to ensure the welfare of animals and protect public health.

A devastating forest fire in Uttarakhand's Almora district has claimed three lives and left one person with serious burns. The victims, of Nepali origin, were employed at a pine resin factory that was threatened by the blaze. This incident marks the first reported deaths in forest fires in the state, which has seen over 868 fires affecting 1,086 hectares since November. Authorities have registered 350 FIRs and arrested 60 people in connection with the fires, which are mostly believed to be man-made. An investigation into the cause of the Almora fire is underway.

Telangana Police conclude investigation into Rohith Vemula's death, attributing suicide to fear of caste disclosure. Former Hyderabad University Vice Chancellor and BJP leaders absolved of abetment charges. Report states Vemula was aware he didn't belong to Scheduled Caste. Family disputes findings, plans to petition Telangana Chief Minister. Police find no evidence linking accused to Vemula's suicide. Vemula's brother calls police claims "wrong," vows to pursue legal options. Case closure sparks controversy over handling of Vemula's death, with family seeking further action.