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'Jailer 2', starring the iconic Rajinikanth, saw a remarkable increase in its box office performance on day three, grossing Rs 47.80 crore in India, a leap of 28.8% from the prior day. This brought the total net collection in India to an impressive Rs 144.60 crore. Overall, the worldwide collection reached Rs 317.15 crore, showcasing its extraordinary appeal.

Travis Kelce’s $5.35 million Ohio mansion faces fresh scrutiny as local officials continue reviewing plans for the historic lakeside estate. While the revised six-foot privacy fence received approval in September, the proposed rear landscaping remains unresolved. Neighbors have raised concerns about tree heights and potential damage to shared sewer lines. Bratenahl’s Architectural Review Board is scheduled to revisit the landscaping proposal on November 10, 2026, leaving parts of the property improvements pending.

A tragic incident occurred early Sunday morning when a speeding truck hit devotees heading to Sheetla Mata Temple. The truck, which was overloaded with paddy, broke through police barricades and crashed into the temple’s gate. Twelve people died while several others sustained injuries, with five to six individuals reported in critical condition. Local authorities are investigating how the truck entered the restricted area on the road.

A woman, who originally hails from Beawar, and now resides in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), decided to put money into investments in India. She along with her husband invested Rs 3.41 crore in two Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR) term deposits. The husband’s name appeared as the first holder of both deposits, with the woman listed as the second holder.

The incident occurred around 7.40 pm in the Girish Park police station area amid heavy crowds of pandal visitors and rainfall. As rain began, people waiting outside the pandal rushed forward, causing some to fall on the road and triggering a stampede, a senior police officer told PTI. All the injured were rescued and taken to Calcutta Medical College for treatment.

In a heartbreaking incident at a Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata, a stampede claimed the lives of at least 19 people and left 25 others injured amid a surge of visitors driven by panic from heavy rains. Rescue efforts were promptly initiated, and medical staff rushed the injured to hospitals.

A chaotic stampede unfolded at the Sarada Park Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata due to a crowd surge, leading to at least 1 deaths and 15 injuries. Emergency services transported the injured to Calcutta Medical College and Hospital for immediate medical assistance. The West Bengal health minister, alongside other political leaders, responded by visiting the scene and the hospital.