Live Breaking News Headlines & Updates, May 2, 2019: Karnataka | Bodies of a Boy & a Girl Found Hanging From a Tree

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02 May, 23:25 (IST)

Kalaburagi: Bodies of a boy & a girl were found hanging from a tree in Kamala Nagar village earlier today. Case registered, investigation underway. 

02 May, 22:14 (IST)

House of Representatives passes first climate bill in a decade; the bill would force US president Donald Trump to meet Paris climate agreement goals.

02 May, 20:53 (IST)

PM Narendra Modi's 'our nuclear weapons are not for Diwali' comment did not violate poll code, says Election Commission.

02 May, 20:02 (IST)

Kolkata airport to shut from 9:30 pm to tomorrow till 6 pm Saturday for Cyclone Fani, Bhubaneswar airport closes at midnight.

02 May, 19:45 (IST)

Rahul Gandhi calling Amit Shah a murder-accused not violation of model code, Says Election Commission.

02 May, 19:11 (IST)

Surat Court Summons Rahul Gandhi over PM Narendra Modi surname remark.

02 May, 18:40 (IST)

Samajwadi Party workers seen at Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's public rally in Raebareli, earlier today.

02 May, 18:19 (IST)

No flights will take off from midnight today for the next 24 hrs from Bhubaneswar Airport.

02 May, 17:41 (IST)

'Secular formation winning the election in UP, Congress not dividing the vote, we are harming BJP', said Rahul Gandhi.

02 May, 16:53 (IST)

All GoAir flights in and out from Bhubaneswar Airport (BBI) stands cancelled for 03 May 2019.

02 May, 16:39 (IST)

Delhi government extends ban on the manufacture, sale of gutkha, pan masala and tobacco products for one year.

02 May, 16:33 (IST)

"Masood Azhar UN listing not mean to be a biodata of all terror acts": Centre on Pulwama reference being dropped.

02 May, 16:16 (IST)

Punjab: BJP candidate Sunny Deol holds a roadshow in Gurdaspur.

02 May, 15:36 (IST)

Odisha: Preparation underway at Red Cross Bhavan in Bhubaneswar for distribution of relief material packets. Cyclone Fani.

02 May, 15:18 (IST)

Multiple surgical strike took place in the UPA regime.

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02 May, 15:14 (IST)

Cyclone Fani Update: Indian Railways cancels 103 train in south India crossing Odisha due to Cyclone Fani. All trains canceled on Horwah Puri route

02 May, 13:07 (IST)

Two days after rovoking a ban on the Sunday mass services in the island nation, Sri Lanka Catholics cancel Sunday mass over new bomb fears on Thursday, reports news agency AFP. Concerned over the security of the Christians community, Archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith has cancelled Sunday mass for the second consecutive week.

02 May, 12:43 (IST)

CBSE Class 12 results announced.

02 May, 12:35 (IST)

Burqa banned in Kerala's Malappuram College.

02 May, 11:39 (IST)

Airport Authority of India has issued an alert to all coastal airports to ensured that all precautions and SOPs are put in place immediately, in the view of Cyclone Fani.

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New Delhi, May 2: In a major diplomatic win for India on Wednesday, New Delhi was able to secure the listing of Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar among the list of global terrorists. The UN Security Council imposed sanctions against Azhar under the 1267 Al Qaida Sanctions Committee, after China -- a permanent member of the UNSC -- lifted its technical hold. Stay tuned above for the live breaking news and updates from India and across the world. PM Narendra Modi Terms Ban on Masood Azhar as 'Big Victory For India in Fight Against Terrorism'

Among other major news, the state of Maharashtra was left rattled on its Foundation Day yesterday, as the insurgent Maoists in Gadchiroli targeted a vehicle carrying C-60 commando. All 16 onboard, which including 15 C-60 commandos and their driver, were killed in the naxal strike.

On the international front, another major development is expected to affect India. The six-month waiver granted by the US to countries importing crude oil from Iran ends today. India has complied with Washington's directive, and will end import of Iranian crude from today. This is expected to tick an upswing in domestic petrol and diesel prices.

In sports, the race to play-offs in the Indian Premier League is entering its final lap. In a setback to Delhi Capitals, the Shreyas Iyer-led side were handed a crushing 80-run defeat by MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings in the match on Wednesday. Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad will clash today in the 51st match of the season.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on May 02, 2019 08:20 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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