DNA Morning Must Reads: Supreme Court to decide on 'Right to Privacy', Ravi Shastri gets preferred support staff, SRK on KJo, and more

1. Supreme Court to decide your Right to Privacy today

The Supreme Court of the world's largest democracy will hear arguments that will decide whether citizens' right to privacy is fundamental under the Indian Constitution. Read more here

2. Sikkim stand-off: China talks of war, India takes a diplomatic deep breath

Urging the political parties to not make any provocative statements, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar told a Parliamentary panel on Tuesday that India does not want to compete with China on rhetoric and its "unusually aggressive" stand. Read more here

3. #DNAExclusive: Citing CS Karnan, govt reopens judges' selection debate

Almost four months after the Supreme Court collegium rejected every contentious clause that the Narendra Modi government wanted to be included in the new Memorandum of Procedure (MoP) for appointments to the higher judiciary, the Centre is making one more attempt to get its way. Read more here

4. Ravi Shastri has the last laugh; India chief coach gets support staff of his choice

Newly-appointed chief coach of India Ravi Shastri has had his way as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), on Tuesday, named former India pacer Bharat Arun as bowling coach till the 2019 World Cup. Read more here

5. Shah Rukh Khan denies being in talks for any film with Karan Johar!

Ever since Shah Rukh Khan did a cameo in Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (after two films without him), there have been speculations that the dream team of SRK and KJo will return in his next film. Read more here