Delhi is expected to receive rain this week, bringing relief from the scorching heat. The maximum temperature on Tuesday touched 42 degrees Celsius, three notches above normal. While temperatures remain high, no heatwave warning has been issued. According to the IMD, partly cloudy weather is predicted for Wednesday, with temperatures likely to cross 40 degrees Celsius. However, light drizzling and thunderstorms are expected on May 11 and 12, providing a respite from the heat. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to settle at 41 and 24 degrees Celsius, respectively.

India's High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, has issued a stern warning to Canada regarding Sikh separatist groups. Verma stated that these groups are crossing a "big red line" that compromises India's national security and territorial integrity. He made these remarks after three Indian nationals were arrested in Canada for the murder of a Khalistan separatist leader. Verma emphasized that India's future will be determined by its citizens, not external forces. Despite current tensions, he described India-Canada relations as positive, albeit with some challenges.

Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams' third space mission was called off on May 7 due to a technical issue. Williams, 58, was set to launch from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. She revealed in an interview that she carries a 'lucky charm' - an idol of Lord Ganesha - on her missions. Previously, she took the Bhagavad Gita on her two space outings. Williams was slated to be accompanied by colleague Barry Wilmore on the NASA-backed mission. Despite the setback, Williams remains determined to reach the skies once again.

Aamir Khan Productions created a stunning Met Gala edit of 17-year-old Nitanshi Goel, dressed as her character Phool from 'Laapataa Ladies'. The photoshopped image shows Nitanshi in a beautiful red sari and maroon shawl, complete with a matching bindi and veil. The production house praised her, saying "Our Phool blossoming in the garden of time." Nitanshi loved the edit, captioning it "Met Gala 2024". The young actress impressed fans with her talent and charm, and her preparation for the role included studying women's mannerisms from the early 2000s. The edit has gone viral, showcasing Nitanshi's rising star status.

Ukraine's security service has stopped a Russian plan to assassinate President Zelensky and other top officials. Two Ukrainian colonels were arrested for working with Russian agents to recruit Zelensky's bodyguards to carry out the attack. The plot also targeted the head of military intelligence and the security service chief. The attackers planned to use rockets, drones, and grenades. This is the latest attempt on Zelensky's life since Russia's invasion in 2022. The Ukrainian leader has been a top target for Russia, and this plot is particularly concerning due to the involvement of Ukrainian officials.

An Australian parliamentary committee has flagged concerns about child labour in India, which could impact trade negotiations. The current deal, signed in 2022, may lead to imports with lower labour standards. India and Australia are working on a comprehensive trade agreement, building on the existing mini deal. The mini deal eliminated duties on most Indian exports to Australia, including labour-intensive sectors. India's exports to Australia grew 15% to $8 billion in FY24. The concerns may impact the ongoing trade talks, which aim to strengthen economic ties between the two nations.

A peaceful pro-Palestine protest in Amsterdam turned violent when police clashed with demonstrators at the city's university. Thousands marched, chanting slogans against the war in Gaza, but police used force to disperse the crowd. Barricades were set up, but police removed them with bulldozers, leading to confrontations. Several injuries were reported. The protest began peacefully, but escalated when demonstrators attempted to march past the Holocaust Monument. Police sought to maintain control, but the situation remains tense."

Around 300 senior cabin crew members of Air India Express called in sick at the last minute, causing over 70 flights to be canceled. The crew is protesting new employment terms and has switched off their phones. The airline has apologized for the disruption and is trying to resolve the issue. Both international and domestic flights were affected, leaving passengers stranded. The airline is working to minimize the inconvenience and restore normal operations as soon as possible.

Israeli forces have taken control of the vital Rafah border crossing in Gaza, sparking fears of a full-scale invasion. The move comes as ceasefire talks with Hamas remain uncertain. The UN warns of a potential aid crisis, with the closure of Rafah and another main crossing, Kerem Shalom, threatening the flow of food, medicine, and supplies to Gaza's 2.3 million people. The conflict has killed over 34,700 Palestinians and devastated the Gaza Strip. Despite the uncertainty, there is still hope for a deal to pause the war. The smaller Erez crossing remains open, providing a glimmer of hope for a resolution.

Several Aam Aadmi Party's student wing workers were detained by Delhi Police during an IPL match at Arun Jaitley Stadium for raising slogans. Clad in 'Jail Ka Jawab Vote Se' T-shirts, they protested during a Delhi Capitals vs. Rajasthan Royals game. Delhi's Lok Sabha elections are scheduled for May 25. Police stated that the detainees caused public nuisance and will be released after legal procedures. AAP criticized the arrests, labeling them as "illegal." Authorities urged spectators to refrain from such disruptions and enjoy the game peacefully.