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Opposition's anti-SIR-CEC march turns into INDIA bloc-government face-off
Opposition members from the INDIA bloc, led by Rahul Gandhi, organized a protest march to the Election Commission. The police stopped their march just before reaching Akashvani Bhavan, leading to a lengthy dharna by the MPs. Despite police attempts to remove the protesters, several MPs entered the Akashvani premises and continued their demonstration. Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi and accused his government of treasonous actions against the country.
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CBI raids CM Bhagwant Mann’s camp office, his OSD’s home in graft probe
CBI conducted raids on multiple locations including the camp office of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann. The investigation stems from a High Court order based on allegations from the Enforcement Directorate. Various individuals are named in the FIR for their alleged involvement in corruption and manipulation of government processes. Mann criticized the timing of the raids as politically motivated amid upcoming elections.
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Varanasi woman 'thrashed' after finding husband HIV+; alleges rape bid by father-in-law
A woman from Varanasi, aged 25, has leveled allegations against her husband and in-laws for concealing his HIV positive status. The revelation came post-marriage in 2024, triggering harassment and violence from her in-laws, who persisted in demanding dowry despite her protestations. After enduring threats, she sought police help, and her complaint was filed on October 3, following initial reluctance to act on her case.
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British Indian peer Lord Ranger wins right to judicial review of CBE annulment
Lord Rami Ranger has successfully challenged the decision to revoke his CBE by King Charles. The revocation was based on allegations of breaching the parliamentary code of conduct. Justice Nathalie Lieven ruled that the decision could be subject to judicial review due to its significant personal consequences. Lord Ranger's legal team argues that due process was not followed in the decision-making process.
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Astronomers find ‘phoenix planet’ born from ashes of a dying star
A team of astronomers has discovered a second-generation planet orbiting a white dwarf named HS 0209+0832. This planet formed from the material that the white dwarf expelled during its death. The atmosphere of the white dwarf contains heavy elements such as zinc, copper, and niobium. This discovery could change the way astronomers search for similar planets around dead stars.
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Jammu and Kashmir: Arms & drugs seized in cross-border smuggling case; 4 held
J&K Police arrested four suspects linked to cross-border drug and arms smuggling. The police seized a Beretta pistol, magazines, live rounds, and narcotics during this operation. Initial arrests occurred when two men were stopped at a checkpoint and found with heroin and a firearm. This investigation revealed connections with handlers based in Pakistan and previous air-dropped consignments. The case has been registered under relevant laws with further investigation ongoing.
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Kirk Douglas' $400k Beverly Hills home with 40 celeb autographs sold for $9m
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Two sisters turned their childhood love of the ocean into a 65-foot research yacht
Angela Rosenberg and her sister took a significant step by establishing the ANGARI Foundation to fill the void in marine science education. Collaborating with Florida International University, they facilitate student participation in real-world expeditions aboard the research vessel R/V ANGARI. These experiences, including shark tagging and plankton exploration, aim to ignite students' passion for marine science, fostering a connection between youth and the ocean.
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Gujarat: Married woman, lover forced into public sex as ‘punishment’
A shocking incident occurred in Surendranagar where a couple was subjected to horrific punishment by the woman's husband. After the couple was located, police arrested nine individuals involved in the brutal acts. The couple was reportedly filmed during the ordeal, which was shared on social media. Authorities were alerted by local community leaders who facilitated the police intervention.
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13 Navy personnel under scanner in Pakistan-linked espionage probe
A significant counter-intelligence operation named 'Operation Firewall-2026' is underway across multiple states in India. Eighteen individuals are being investigated for their suspected connections to an espionage network linked to Pakistan. Among the suspects, 13 are reported Navy personnel, and electronic devices have been seized during searches. Two individuals have already been arrested for allegedly leaking sensitive information related to the Indian Navy.
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Inside Fort Cronkhite: WWII fort with 16-inch guns now a coastal historic site
Fort Cronkhite, a former WWII military post in California’s Marin Headlands, once helped protect San Francisco Bay with massive 16-inch guns. Now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, the historic site preserves wartime buildings and military defenses alongside beaches, trails and Pacific views. Visitors can explore Battery Townsley and discover the area’s WWII and Cold War history.
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As US-India ties face turbulence, American lawmakers honor pilot's courage
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'I am already sleepy': Jet-lagged Shreyas Iyer's candid reply after maiden T20I ton
Shreyas Iyer basked in the glory of his Asian Games gold medal before stepping up to lead India in the T20I series against West Indies. His outstanding innings of 102 not out off just 43 balls propelled India to victory. Iyer acknowledged the challenges of travel but showcased his adaptability. Meanwhile, debutant Naman Dhir shone with three wickets, cementing a solid bowling effort.
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Pakistan successfully test-fires extended version of Fatah-4 cruise missile
Pakistan successfully conducted a test of its extended-version Fatah-4 cruise missile, which can hit long-range targets. The missile was able to validate various technical parameters, enhancing its precision and survivability. High-ranking military officials and government leaders were present to witness the launch and praised the effort. The Fatah-4 missile, operating at low altitudes, aims to evade detection from air defenses.
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'Expert in theatrics': BJP hits out at Rahul over protest 'drama' at Akashvani Bhawan
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Man makes girlfriend drink acid under ‘suicide pact’ after marriage fixed elsewhere
A 23-year-old farmer named Banti Kumar was arrested for making his girlfriend, Pinki Devi, consume toilet-cleaning acid. Kumar reportedly pressured her into this act under the guise of a suicide pact. After realizing the severity of the situation, he fled, leaving her in pain. Pinki was later discovered and taken to a hospital where her condition improved.
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EU ready to send observers for first Palestinian parliamentary vote in nearly 20 years
The European Union has expressed its commitment to send election observers for the upcoming Palestinian legislative elections on November 28, marking the first such elections in 17 years. This pivotal moment allows Palestinians the chance to choose their leaders following a prolonged hiatus. However, logistical hurdles, largely due to restrictions imposed by Israel in occupied regions, pose significant challenges.
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Barricade stunt, 9-hour dharna and detentions: All that happened at oppn's CEC protest
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Shreyas Iyer's maiden T20I century powers India to eight-wicket win over West Indies
In a thrilling opening match of the series, Shreyas Iyer reached his maiden T20I century, finishing with a stunning 102 runs off just 43 balls. This remarkable innings paved the way for India's eight-wicket triumph over West Indies. Debutant Naman Dhir made a mark too, claiming three wickets as the Windies were limited to 171 runs. India now leads the series 1-0, showcasing their prowess in both batting and bowling.
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4.9-magnitude earthquake hits Uttarakhand's Chamoli, tremors felt in Delhi-NCR
Earthquake tremors felt in Delhi-NCR
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