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A vegetable vendor in Assam was beaten to death as his cycle dented a car, in a case of mob lynching. The police have registered a case. 

Police in Ladakh will no longer go by the name Jammu and Kashmir Police as they have taken on the name Ladakh Police, providing them a separate identity with new symbols and insignia
 

One policeman was killed and another injured in an attack on security forces in Pulwama.
A Shiv ling and other idols were dug out as Archaeological Survey of India were levelling the Ayodhya land today.

One policeman was killed and another injured in an attack on the security forces in Pulwama

In one of the world's first major disruptions in COVID-19 prevention through its Wrist Band with Sensors to detect COVID-19 Symptoms.

Union home minister Amit Shah announced that all the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) canteens will now sell only indigenous products. 

Several Muslim leaders have thrown their weight behind Delhi minorities commission chief Zafarul Islam Khan and asked the Delhi police to withdraw sedition case against him.
American lawmakers want unused green cards to be given to foreign nurses and health officials.
 

On today's episode of The Good Fight on MyNation, we bring you how a robot was specially built for the lockdown in four days jointly by the Chennai Police, Robothoughts, SCI Fi Innovation, and Callidai Motorworks

 A PIL was filed in the apex court through advocate Rashi Bansal in connection with the lynching of two sadhus and their driver in Palghar, Maharashtra, on April 16
 

In our coverage of those who doxx Indians abroad, we were sent a screenshot of a man who lists out police addresses for Indians to be reported abroad 

Vijay Mallya loses extradition case in UK high court. He is wanted by India in a fraud and money laundering case amounting to Rs 9000 crore. A gunman masquerading as a policeman opened fire in Nova Scotia, Canada killing 16 people in the country’s worst shooting incident.

In a shocking incident being reported from the province of Nova Scotia, Canada, a gunman who disguised himself as a policeman shot down 16 people, including a policewoman in a 12-hour rampage

This story of a calf is sure to warm your hearts when the world is struggling to battle the coronavirus.

WHO has praised PM Modi for taking timely and tough decisions to curb the spread of coronavirus. There are news reports that Tablighi Jamaat members paid for food and accommodation before the event began in Delhi. Delhi police are now investigating if the money prodded the organisers to go ahead with the event in spite of orders.

Several Tablighi Jamaat members have informed the Delhi police that they had paid for food and shelter before the event started