Times of India

Long wait for European visa continues: The Schengen visa, which is an entry permit valid for 29 European countries, including France, Germany, Spain, and Italy, must be obtained from the country that serves as the port of entry.

Reliance Jio, top global mobile data consumer, faces ARPU challenge due to rapid growth and 5G monetization delay. Airtel's rising revenue contrasts Jio's stagnant ARPU, highlighting the importance of upcoming tariff hikes for 5G success.

In Hazaribag, right-wing groups field Shashibhushan Kesri against BJP's Jaiswal, criticizing Modi's governance. Kesri aims to provide jobs and protect Hindu interests. This move challenges NDA's prospects.

Newly opened south-bound coastal road tunnel in Mumbai lacks mobile connectivity and emergency access. Antennas installation underway, aiming for completion by May 15. Mumbai Coastal Road project completion expected by June, with 87% work done.

The protests have significantly disrupted regular campus life. Columbia announced that most courses would be offered with both virtual and in-person attendance options for the remainder of the semester, and the university president stated that no group would be permitted to disrupt graduation. California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, canceled in-person classes until Wednesday.

Amit Shah criticizes Bengal corruption, vows BJP win. Accuses Mamata Banerjee of misuse of funds, opposes CAA, advocates for AIIMS in Raiganj, and pushes for Bihar-Raiganj connection for business growth.

Hyderabad grapples with a surge in stray dog bites, leading to two monthly rabies deaths. Efforts like water bowls, dog catching teams, and vaccinations aim to curb the issue, resulting in a notable decline in the city's dog population.

Shiv Sena MP Shrirang Barne's immovable assets increase by 50% over five years in Maval. Opponent Sanjog Waghere invests in Pimpri Chinchwad. NCP candidate Nilesh Lanke experiences a decline in movable assets.

Parth Pawar's security raised concerns, with opposition questioning the state govt's decision. Requests for security extended to Rohit and Yugendra Pawar. Despite Parth's friendly nature, the need for security is emphasized due to current political circumstances.

Bhushan Rajput lost Rs 3.95 lakh to cyberfraud in Dholka despite precautions. He received fraudulent messages about rewards and account deductions, leading to significant financial loss. The incident was reported to the authorities for investigation.

In Bengaluru, a 29-year-old man fell victim to a fraud losing Rs 2 lakh. Miscreant diverted attention with notes, stealing the cash bag from the car. Case registered under IPC Sections 379 and 420.

Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge cited his national leadership role for opting out of Lok Sabha elections. Addressing concerns of Karnataka's Gulbarga constituency, Kharge asserted coalition principles over individual candidacy, promising a PM candidate post-election. Predicting a BJP setback, he highlighted INDIA bloc's readiness to block Modi's return and anticipates a stronger anti-BJP coalition post-polls, condemning BJP's arrests as vindictive politics.

Three 400-year-old statues, including Lord Vishnu and goddess Lakshmi, found in Manesar's Mohammadpur Baghanki. Excitement among locals prompts temple construction plans. Officials analyze the bronze idols for age and origins, appealing for public cooperation to preserve Haryana's rich heritage.

The lungi, a simple garment favored by numerous Indian men for home wear, has taken on a new significance following the circulation of a video featuring Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. In the video, he is clad in a lungi and a plain white round-neck T-shirt, holding cut-outs of BJD's conch symbol as part of the party's 'Jodi Sankha (double conch)' campaign.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday broadened its inquiry into misleading advertisements beyond those related to Patanjali Ayurveda products. It requested responses from both the Central government and state authorities regarding measures taken against other FMCG companies that entice consumers with deceptive promotions for their products. IMA itself has been criticised in the past for endorsing products of big pharmaceutical companies.