Following the chaos caused by five runaway horses in Central London, all horses have been safely recovered. Four individuals, including three soldiers, sustained injuries during the incident. Emergency services responded promptly, treating and transporting the injured to hospital. The horses, spooked by loud construction during a military exercise, caused collisions with vehicles, including a tour bus and taxi. Despite the disruption, authorities swiftly contained the situation. Lt Col Matt Woodward expressed gratitude to responders and the public for their assistance. The incident underscores the challenges of managing large animals in urban environments.

A US-based company, Throwflame, has introduced the Thermonator, a flame-throwing robotic dog capable of emitting fire up to 30 feet. Priced at $9,420, it's marketed for purposes like wildlife control and snow removal. Weighing 2st 9lb and remotely operated via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it boasts laser sight and mapping capabilities for night operation. The device, resembling a quadrupedal robot dog, can be controlled via a smartphone app, providing a live video feed. While not intended as a weapon, it offers a unique blend of entertainment and utility, potentially transforming various industries.            

Rishabh Pant's unbeaten 88 guided Delhi Capitals to a thrilling four-run victory over Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2024 clash. Pant, along with Axar Patel (66), propelled Delhi to 224/4. Despite Sai Sudarshan's (65) and David Miller's (55) efforts, GT fell short, scoring 220/8. Sandeep Warrier's 3/15 rattled Delhi's top order before Pant's explosive innings, comprising eight sixes and five fours, anchored the innings. Tristan Stubbs' quickfire 26 off 7 balls bolstered DC's total. The nail-biting encounter showcased Pant's captaincy prowess and DC's resilience in defending a formidable total.

London tube workers are set to strike, potentially leading to last-minute station closures. Customer service managers plan to strike and ban overtime until May 5th due to disputes over roles and locations. The recent strike, which shut many stations abruptly, had a significant impact, according to the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA). TfL expressed disappointment, urging TSSA to collaborate for a resolution. TSSA's general secretary emphasized the need for action due to TfL's reluctance to negotiate. While disruptions aren't expected to be major, the situation highlights ongoing tensions within London's transportation network.

An IED blast on a crucial bridge along NH 2 in Manipur has left over 150 trucks carrying essential commodities stranded in Senapati district. The explosion, between Koubru Leikha and Saparmeina, formed three craters, suspending heavy vehicle movement on the route. The Kangpokpi District Magistrate has allowed only light unloaded and passenger vehicles under strict regulation. Security forces have cordoned off the area, initiating an investigation. This incident follows recent clashes between communities in Imphal West district, adding to the toll of over 200 dead and thousands displaced in ethnic violence since last year.

Russian Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov, 47, has been accused of accepting bribes "on a particularly large scale" and has been remanded in custody by a Moscow court. Denying the charges, Ivanov, responsible for military infrastructure projects since 2016, faces up to 15 years in jail if found guilty. The arrest, rare among Russia's elite, follows allegations by the Anti-Corruption Foundation linking Ivanov to corruption schemes in Ukraine. President Putin was informed in advance of Ivanov's detention, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov. The move has raised questions about Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, with whom Ivanov is closely aligned.

19-year-old girl from Karachi, Pakistan, Ayesha Rashan, received a life-saving heart transplant at Chennai's MGM Healthcare. The surgery, costing over ₹35 lakh, was performed for free by generous doctors and a trust. Ayesha, now stable, aims to pursue fashion design. The donor heart, sourced from Delhi, arrived swiftly, securing Ayesha's chance at life. Chennai's doctors emphasized the importance of organ donation, urging for improved policies to make transplants more accessible nationwide. Tamil Nadu's proactive initiatives lead in organ donation, showcasing the city's commitment to saving lives.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court against Arvind Kejriwal's plea challenging his arrest in a money laundering case linked to the liquor policy. ED claimed Kejriwal's arrest followed the destruction of 173 mobile phones during the alleged scam period. They accused him of evading interrogation despite nine summonses. AAP refuted the claims, accusing ED of being BJP's political wing. Kejriwal, arrested on March 21, remains in Tihar jail. AAP maintains he'll continue governing from jail. The affidavit stirs controversy amidst allegations of political interference in legal proceedings.            

In the Philippines, scorching temperatures reaching up to 47 degrees Celsius have led to the suspension of in-person classes in thousands of schools. The heatwave, exacerbated by the El Nino weather phenomenon, prompted warnings for people to limit outdoor activities. With the heat index expected to surpass the "danger" level in several areas, authorities advise staying hydrated, seeking shade, and minimizing time spent outdoors. The situation underscores the country's vulnerability to climate change, as half of its provinces face drought conditions. Sweltering temperatures have also prompted remote learning in drought-affected areas and Manila.            

National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval reaffirmed India's commitment to combat terror funding and misuse of digital technologies by terrorists and criminals at the XII International Meeting of High Ranking Officials Responsible for Security Matters in St Petersburg, Russia. Emphasizing India's policy to leverage digital technology for inclusive economic development, Doval supported the proposed UN convention on cybercrime and advocated for international cooperation to ensure information security. He also engaged in bilateral discussions with counterparts, including Myanmar's Admiral Moe Aung, addressing the current situation in Myanmar and India-funded infrastructure projects.