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The monsoon is expected to hit the Kerala coast on May 26, earlier than usual, according to the India Meteorological Department, which has also issued an El Niño warning. Meanwhile, heatwaves are likely to grip Punjab and Haryana from May 18 as temperatures rise steeply.
In Gujarat, a man who could not pay Rs 2,000 rent allegedly allowed his landlord to rape his wife and daughter, according to a police complaint.
Rohit Pawar criticized the Chief Justice of India for calling youngsters 'cockroaches', calling the remark unacceptable and a sign of intolerance.
A lawyer representing the Hindu side said 'we will worship there' after the Bhojshala complex was declared a temple, outlining the next legal steps.
The Netherlands returned a set of 1,000-year-old Chola plates to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking the restitution of ancient Indian heritage.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary