The INDIA Bloc, along with other opposition parties, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to grant interim bail to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal until June 1. Pawan Khera of the INDIA Bloc urged PM Modi to reflect on his political actions post-June 4. AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj hailed Kejriwal's release as a divine sign for change in India, while leaders like Mamata Banerjee praised its potential impact on ongoing elections. MPs emphasized the victory of democracy and criticized the ED's opposition to bail, hoping Kejriwal's release would restore faith in democratic institutions.

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has confirmed the impending departure of Rahul Dravid as India's head coach, with his tenure ending in June. An advertisement will be released soon to hire a new coach, signaling the end of Dravid's stint despite an extension post-2023 ODI World Cup. While Dravid can reapply, there will be no automatic extension. Shah hinted at considering both Indian and foreign candidates for the role. Additionally, Shah addressed the Impact Player rule's future in IPL, stating discussions with stakeholders will determine its continuation.            

The Supreme Court granted interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal till June 1 in the Delhi excise policy scam case but imposed restrictions. Kejriwal is prohibited from visiting the Chief Minister's Office and signing official files without Lieutenant Governor approval. He must also refrain from commenting on his case, interacting with witnesses, or accessing related files. The court ordered bail bonds of Rs 50,000 and directed his return to jail by June 2. AAP leaders celebrated the release, calling it a "miracle" and "divine blessing." Kejriwal was arrested on March 21 by the Enforcement Directorate.

Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court has directed the filing of sexual harassment charges against former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. The court found sufficient evidence in five out of six cases filed by female wrestlers, with charges to be filed on May 21. Responding to the order, Singh welcomed the decision, except in one case. The court's ruling follows a chargesheet filed last year by Delhi Police, accusing Singh of sexual harassment, criminal force, and intimidation.            

Prince William, on his first visit to the Isles of Scilly as Duke of Cornwall, provided an update on Duchess Kate's health, stating she is "doing well" following her cancer diagnosis. During his tour of St Mary's Community Hospital, William expressed that their children are "very jealous" of his visit. He received well wishes for Kate and King Charles from hospital staff. The Duke treated his entourage to traditional Cornish pasties and even went swimming in the waters around Tresco. Kate revealed her cancer diagnosis in March, emphasizing the family's private management of the situation for their children's sake.            

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) owner Sanjiv Goenka sparked outrage after reprimanding captain KL Rahul following a humiliating 10-wicket loss to SRH. Criticism mounted as a video of the incident went viral, prompting Goenka to disable his Instagram comments section. Speculation swirls regarding Rahul's future with LSG, with rumors of his termination from captaincy and potential exclusion from the team in upcoming auctions. The fallout from the controversy has cast a shadow over LSG's playoff prospects, as they now rely on other teams for a shot at the top four spots on the IPL points table.            

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah addressed the future of the Impact Player rule in IPL, describing it as a "test case" implemented gradually. Shah highlighted the advantage of providing opportunities to two Indian players per game but confirmed the rule's impermanence. Decision discussions with players, franchises, and broadcasters will follow after the T20 World Cup 2024. This comes amid criticism from India captain Rohit Sharma, who expressed concerns about its impact on the development of Indian all-rounders. Shah affirmed a thorough evaluation post-World Cup, considering feedback and competitiveness in shaping IPL rules.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was released from Tihar Jail after 50 days, granted interim bail by the Supreme Court for Lok Sabha election campaigning. Addressing a jubilant crowd outside his residence, Kejriwal declared, "I am back," expressing gratitude to supporters and the judiciary. Scheduled to surrender on June 2, he plans to visit Hanuman Mandir in Connaught Place before holding a press conference. AAP supporters celebrated with slogans and sweets, seeing his release as a sign of impending change. Kejriwal's return ignites anticipation for his political influence ahead of the election's final phase.    

The Central Water Commission (CWC) has sounded the alarm as India's water reserves have plummeted to a worrying low. The southern region is the worst hit, with reservoirs operating at just 15% capacity, down from 17% last week. Nationally, live storage levels have dropped to 27%, significantly lower than last year's 36% and the 10-year average of 32%. The CWC monitors 150 reservoirs with a total capacity of 178.784 billion cubic meters, but current levels are far below that. This drastic decline raises concerns about water availability for the coming months.

A 23-year-old Black airman, Roger Fortson, was fatally shot by a Florida sheriff's deputy who burst into the wrong apartment on May 3. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump says the deputy used excessive force, entering Fortson's apartment without response or identification. Fortson was on FaceTime with his girlfriend, a nurse, who heard the aggressive banging and the shooting. The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office claims they were responding to a "disturbance," but Crump argues it was not Fortson's apartment. A full investigation is demanded to address this tragic incident of police violence.