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30-year-old Venkateshwara Malya Naik of Karwar was run over by a train in Kumta. He had got married just 20 days ago.

A bomb threat to the office of Tamil Nadu chief electoral officer Satyabrata Sahoo sent Chennai police in a frenzy. However, they soon discovered that the threat was a hoax. 
 

According to the police media spokesperson, three were produced at a court and the other three are in police custody where they are further investigating.

A mother beat her five-year-old daughter to death because she hadn’t studied. The child died on the way to hospital, police investigating the matter.
 

According to reports, the arrested Rohingyas hail from Myanmar's Mondu Thana of Kunkarpara village, and a broker had helped them enter India

Netizens have expressed anger against Shahnawaz Baig, a head constable of DR division in Vijayapura, Karnataka, for sharing anti-Modi posts.

The Kanchikacherla Mandal Police, arrested two accused, S Venkatesh and Ramavat Vijay and seized 200 kg of ganja at Keesara Toll Plaza Highway (Andhra Pradesh).

The body of a 45-year-old man, Manjunath Ganapathi Shetty, was found floating on the surface of a lake in Yellapura, Uttara Kannada. Police suspect it to be a case of suicide

According to the police, the sub-inspector was identified as Raj Kumar, who was deputed in the communication unit of Delhi Police and was a resident of Vivek Vihar area of Delhi. 
 

People took to social media to criticise the Bengal government, the police and the CID for refusing to take action, despite repeated requests

According to the police, armed assailants intercepted a white Ritz car and fired more than a dozen rounds and killed a man. Parveen Gehlot, who was in the Ritz, died at the spot

According to police, those nabbed are Nisha, Prathesh, Justin and Laurence. The lover and friends had made an attempt to kill Nisha's husband Suresh.  
 

Karnataka home minister MB Patil has said to media that he assures probe in the Reshma Padeknur death case and added that strict action would be taken against the accused by the police.
 

According to sources, 85% of votes have been polled in Kerala. Police said there were no reports of any major untoward incident in the areas where the repolls were held. 
 

Three policemen had their individual ballots taken back after facing allegations of tampering with postal ballots.