Mohomed Hashim Madaniya, sister of the suspected mastermind behind the deadly serial blasts that rocked Sri Lanka, killing more than 390 people, said that her entire family has been missing since the day of the attacks. "I went and gave food to my parents and my sisters family on April 18, and haven't heard from them since," the 25-year-old woman was quoted as saying.

The ED filed a supplementary chargesheet against former Haryana chief minister O.P.Chautala in connection with a money-laundering case. The agency mentioned in the chargesheet that immovable assets worth Rs.3.68 crore were attached by it on April-13 in relation to four properties in Delhi, Panchkula and Sirsa. The chargesheet was filed before special judge Kamini Lau, who posted the matter for consideration on May-16.

Australia on Friday warned more terror attacks were "likely" in Sri Lanka, cautioning citizens against visiting the island nation following the Easter Sunday bombing that claimed 253 lives. "Terrorists are likely to carry out further attacks in Sri Lanka," the foreign ministry warned in its latest travel advice. "Attacks could be indiscriminate, including in places visited by foreigners," it said.