Edited By Janaki Fernandes

• Phoned LK Advani, asked him to reconsider, tweets Narendra Modi

  When the BJP ignored the opposition of LK Advani and chose Narendra Modi to head its campaign for the national elections, it was prepared for some residual dust. What it has got is a tornado.

• Offer LK Advani courtesy, not compromise: alleged message from Modi supporters

  When the BJP ignored the opposition of LK Advani and chose Narendra Modi to head its campaign for the national elections, it was prepared for some residual dust. What it has got is a tornado.

• IPL scandal: today's 10 big developments

  10 big developments today in the growing spot-fixing and betting scandal in the Indian Premier League (IPL):

• Good news: rain in Delhi. Bad news: rain in rush hour

  Delhi received much-needed showers today. The average high this week in the capital had been 42 degrees.

• IPL spot-fixing: Rajasthan Royals player Siddharth Trivedi to be made prosecution witness by Delhi Police, say sources

  Sidharth Trivedi, a bowler with the Rajasthan Royals is likely to depose as prosecution witness in the Delhi Police's case on spot fixing.

• One killed after part of a crane crashes at Mumbai Monorail site

  A part of the crane came crashing down in Mumbai's Monorail project site, killing one person there. The accident happened this morning at the Arthur Road jail area of the city.

• I hope politics and sports don't get mixed: Manmohan Singh on IPL row

  Speaking on-board his special plane, returning to India after visiting Japan and Thailand, Prime minister Manmohan Singh spoke on a variety of issues including saying that he hoped sports and politics don't get mixed up. This, when he was asked about the going IPL spot-fixing and betting scandal unfolding in the country.

• CBSE class 10 results declared

  CBSE class 10 results: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the results of Class 10 this morning.

• Chhattisgarh attack: Centre to rework anti-Maoist strategy

  After the grieving, a re-look at strategy. The Centre is holding a series of internal meetings to rework its plan on battling Maoist activity in the heart of the country, termed for the first time by a senior minister as "terrorism".

• Teen kills self, allegedly after he was beaten by teacher with duster

  A class 9 student committed suicide on Monday in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri, allegedly after he was beaten up by his teacher.

• Congress leader Mahendra Karma, 17 other killed in attack by alleged Maoists

  A senior Congress leader Mahendra Karma has been killed and prominent party leader VC Shukla is critically injured in a major attack by alleged Maoists in election-bound Chhattisgarh. 17 others have been killed and 20, including policemen, are injured. Here are the 10 developments in the story

• Arrested bookie names more Indian players involved in spot-fixing: Delhi Police sources

  Yahya Mohammad, an alleged cricket bookie arrested yesterday has disclosed the names of other Indian players involved in spot- fixing, according to Delhi police sources. Names of international players have also cropped up during his interrogation, add sources.

• Indian Navy Captain held guilty for officer's death

  In perhaps the first case in the Indian Navy, an officer, Rahul Parmar captain of the INS Talwar has been found guilty for the death of a junior, Sub- Lieutenant Vipin Kumar.

• Narendra Modi, yoga and a new university for Gujarat

  Narendra Modi's love for yoga is well known. He not only practices it every day, the Gujarat chief minister is also famous for making his bureaucrats attend special yoga sessions with him. Now, he has inaugurated what is being touted as the country's first private yoga university, near Ahmedabad.

• No clean chit yet for Aseemanand and Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur in 2006 Malegaon blasts case

  National Investigation Agency or NIA is likely to file a supplementary chargesheet in 2006 Malegaon blasts naming Aseemanand and Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur. The chargesheet filed yesterday in a Mumbai court did not name the two. NIA sources told NDTV that although the two right wing leaders do not figure in the first chargesheet "it should not be r...