A bus carrying 28 police personnel overturned in Madhya Pradesh's Datia district on Saturday evening, leaving all of them injured. The personnel were returning from Chief Minister Mohan Yadav's election rally at Bhander. The driver lost control of the bus while dodging a taxi near Mohna Hanuman Mandir. The injured are being treated at a hospital. The accident occurred 75 km from Gwalior. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident.

Air India has reduced its free cabin baggage allowance from 20kg to 15kg for its lowest economy fare segment on domestic flights. The change is part of the airline's menu-based pricing model, which offers distinct levels of benefits and fare restrictions at various price points. The 'Comfort' and 'Comfort Plus' categories now offer 15kg of free baggage allowance, while the 'Flex' category offers 25kg. Business Class baggage allowance ranges from 25kg to 35kg on domestic routes. The move aims to provide passengers with more flexibility and choice in selecting fares and services that suit their needs.

Cipla and Glenmark, two Indian pharmaceutical companies, are recalling products from the US market due to manufacturing issues. Cipla is recalling 59,244 packs of inhalation solution used to treat asthma and other lung diseases due to underfilling. Glenmark is recalling 3,264 bottles of blood pressure medication for failing to meet dissolution standards. Both recalls were initiated in March and April, respectively, and are classified as Class II, indicating temporary or reversible adverse health consequences. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recalls, which aim to ensure consumer safety.

In a historic initiative, a group of prominent Indian-Americans, including former Indian envoy to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu, has committed $100 million to support startups in Amritsar, Punjab. The 'Viksit Amritsar' project, a collaboration between USISPF and FICCI, aims to transform Amritsar into a leading tourist and economic hub. The funds will focus on socially responsible ventures, with sectors like tourism, skill development, and healthcare set to benefit. The initiative seeks to create jobs, drive technology, and build a thriving ecosystem in Amritsar.

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh affirmed India's claim over Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir (PoK), stating it belongs to India. He emphasized a peaceful approach, anticipating PoK residents to willingly join India inspired by Kashmir's progress. Singh praised the positive changes in Kashmir since Article 370's revocation, highlighting economic growth and restored peace. He hinted at a potential end to the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Jammu and Kashmir, suggesting improved conditions. Singh's comments underscore India's firm stance on PoK while aiming for a peaceful resolution and development in the region.

In a significant blow to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party, Labour won mayoral elections in London and the West Midlands region. Sadiq Khan was re-elected as London mayor, while Labour's Richard Parker narrowly defeated Conservative incumbent Andy Street in the West Midlands. The wins follow Labour's success in local elections and could lead to calls for Sunak to step down. With national elections expected later this year, Labour is poised to win and end 14 years of Conservative rule. Labour leader Keir Starmer is likely to become the next Prime Minister.

Uttarakhand Police arrested three individuals from Bihar for allegedly promoting forest fires in the state. A viral video showed the youths encouraging forest fires, with one saying "Biharis are never challenged." The accused, Brijesh Kumar, Salman, and Shukhlal, were booked under the Indian Forest Act and IPC sections. The incident occurred in Chamoli district's Gairsain area. The Uttarakhand DGP announced a coordinated effort between Police and Forest Departments to investigate forest fires and identify areas affected. The authorities warned that intentionally setting or promoting forest fires is a punishable crime.

Leaders across party lines joined in condemning the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch which killed Air Force personnel and injured four others. Rahul Gandhi called the attack “shameful and cowardly”, expressing condolences to the martyred soldier's family and wishing a speedy recovery to the injured. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge also condemned the attack, asserting the nation's unity in standing with the soldiers. The incident highlights the ongoing threat of terrorism in the region and the resilience of India's armed forces in the face of such challenges.

A 19-year-old man, Bakshish Singh, was beaten to death by an angry crowd at a gurdwara in Punjab's Ferozepur on Saturday. He had allegedly torn pages from the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book of the Sikhs. The incident occurred at Gurdwara Baba Bir Singh in Bandala village. Bakshish, who was mentally challenged and on medication, tried to flee but was caught and thrashed by locals. A police case has been filed for the alleged sacrilege, while Bakshish's father has demanded action against those who killed his son.

Miami International Airport security officials got a shocking surprise when they discovered a passenger hiding a bag of snakes in his pants. On April 26, TSA officers detected the snakes at a checkpoint and called in wildlife experts from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Two small white snakes were recovered from the bag and handed over to the authorities. The incident highlights the importance of airport security and the unusual items that can be found in passengers' luggage.