The Biggest Stories of July 21, 2016

After assaults on Dalits in Gujarat and insult to BSP chief Mayawati, hundreds of her party's workers filled the streets of Lucknow demanding expelled BJP leader Dayashankar Singh arrest; After incessant provocation from Pakistan - which included its observing a "Black Day" to commemorate the victims of the recent clashes in the Kashmir Valley - India today issued a strong recrimination, stating that the violence was "led by UN-designated terrorists" who get "encouragement and support" from Pakistan; Two days after NDTV's report on approximately 100 tanks positioned by the Indian army near the border with China, the country's state-run media has said it may "hit a nerve" within the Chinese business community and has urged both countries to work hard to "clear up misunderstandings"; In its attempt to uncover black money and tax defaulters, the government is sending out 7 lakh notices on big transactions which appear dodgy because PAN numbers were not disclosed.