The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday said that the expert committee formed to explore possible alternatives to pellet guns as non-lethal weapons have submitted its report. The expert panel was constituted by the Home Ministry to find an alternative to pellet guns for crowd control following uproar against its use in Kashmir. 

1. Exploring alternatives to pellet guns: Home Ministry constituted expert panel submits report

The panel was formed after Home Minister Rajnath Singh last week announced that the government will look at other non-lethal alternatives as “we all feel sad” over the loss of lives and injuries in the valley.

2. Mahesh Sharma's 'skirt' remarks: Kejriwal says women had greater freedom during Vedic times as compared to 'Modi times' 

Taking a dig at Union minister Mahesh Sharma over his "skirt" remarks, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said women had greater freedom to wear clothes of their choice during Vedic times as compared to "Modi times".

3. Water-logging, traffic woes in Delhi and Gurugram due to heavy rains

Heavy rains threw traffic out of gear at several places in Delhi and NCR as water logging crippled vehicular movement in parts of the city causing hardship to commuters.  The areas where water stagnated following the afternoon showers include Sadar Bazar area in  Gurugram, Mandi House, Ramakrishna Ashram Marg metro station, Civil Lines in Delhi.

4. Vijay Mallya had deliberately not made full disclosure of his assets: Banks tell Supreme Court

A consortium of banks including SBI on Monday told the Supreme Court that beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya had deliberately not made full disclosure of his assets including USD 40 million which he received in February from a British firm.

5. Vishal Dadlani booked in Haryana for sarcastic tweet on Jain monk Tarun Sagar

In more trouble for Vishal Dadlani, the Haryana Police on Monday booked the music composer for allegedly hurting religious sentiments with his sarcastic tweet on Jain monk Tarun Sagar.