When Lobsang Sangay was re-elected prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile in voting held last month he reiterated that the election shows that Tibetans in exile are "practicing democracy", whereas China is not." Tibetan election officials announced the result in Dharmsala, the headquarters of the government-in-exile. Sangay, 47, defeated his only rival, Penpa Tsering, receiving about 58 percent of the 58,740 votes cast. Click here to know more about him. Here are the top five stories of the day, that you should not miss:

Phone Records Reveal 1993 Blasts Accused Dawood Ibrahim Allegedly In Touch With Indian Politicians!

Leading politicians are in touch with one of India's most wanted gangsters Dawood Ibrahim, according to a media report.

4 landline calls made to the mob boss’s mansion in Karachi were reportedly leaked by by Vadodara-based ethical hacker Manish Bhangale and his partner, Jayesh Shah, over a 7 month period (September 5, 2015 - April 5, 2016)

These were corroborated with senior intelligence officials, who confirmed that these telephone numbers "are being actively used by Dawood Ibrahim and his family members."

50% Of Water Supply To Maharashtra Breweries Cut To Help Marathwada Drought Survivors.

Considering the devastating Marathwada drought, the Aurangabad Bench (Bombay High Court) ruled that the state must cut 50% of the water supply to breweries and distilleries in Maharashtra, immediately.

Another 10% cut will be imposed from May 10 this year.

"When people had not seen water for days, it was inhuman that breweries were guzzling the precious resource", said a Bench of Justices S.S. Shinde and Santeetrao Patil said. But what did the brewers say about this?