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Japan launches spacecraft to mysterious moons of Mars in a bold mission to bring home soil samples
Five of the worlds space agencies joined forces for the five-year mission that will attempt to land a robotic prospector plus a rover on Phobos, the larger and closer of Mars two pint-sized moons. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, which is leading the bold sampling effort, launched the spacecraft before dawn from the country's main spaceport on Tanegashima Island.
'Laying our cities to waste': Italian PM Meloni blasts 'hooligans' as Milan protests turn violent
Zelenskyy says Ukraine got no early warning from partners as Russia hits the power grid again
Zelenskyy is grappling with recent Washington moves benefiting Russian President Vladimir Putin, including waiving U.S. sanctions on Moscow and signing a deal to import diesel from Moscow.
'Don't know, can't know': Rubio pressed on why Ukraine wasnt warned about Russian ballistic missile
Foxconn buys $727 million stake in Mitsubishi EV parts biz
Mitsubishi will contribute technology in electric powertrains, autonomous driving and in-car intelligence for EV platforms developed by Foxconn, the companies said Monday during a news conference in Tokyo.
'Will not stop with her': Obama blasts Trump over Ilhan Omar case, calls investigation appalling
Elect Dems, get chaos: GOP invokes France riots in midterm warning; Paris probes far-left funding
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth questioned the combat contributions of NATO allies in Afghanistan during a recent speech. His comments prompted a response from the British government defending the sacrifices of its troops, which included over 450 deaths. The controversy comes amid broader tensions regarding US support for Ukraine against Russian aggression. European leaders are concerned about maintaining their security commitments in light of these remarks.
Riyadh airport limits jet traffic over attacks
Several carriers have halted flights in the wake of the attacks, including Qatar Airways, which on Monday suspended operations to Riyadh until Oct. 24 and reduced flights to Jeddah. Other airlines have also cut operations including Etihad Airways,and India's Akasa Air and Air India.
Saudi airport closure disrupts life in kingdom's capital
Riyadh's airport has been closed for over a week following multiple attacks by Yemen's Houthis. This situation has forced the cancellation of major events, including the Future Investment Initiative. Domestic airlines are struggling to reroute flights for residents amid growing safety concerns. Western embassies are tightening travel advisories due to the ongoing threat. Saudi officials continue to reassure citizens and investors about their safety during these turbulent times.
Modi likely to visit Russia in 2027 for annual summit: Kremlin
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit Russia next year for an annual summit. Originally, the visit was scheduled for December, but other meetings complicated the timeline. Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the visit is more likely to occur next year. The leaders of India and Russia meet annually following a strategic partnership declaration. Modi's future visit will mark nearly 80 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
India-New Zealand FTA comes into effect today
The FTA will provide Indian exporters with 100% duty-free access to the New Zealand market, opening opportunities for MSMEs, women entrepreneurs, farmers and artisans. This is expected to facilitate $20 billion in investments into India in 15 years that would create opportunities across manufacturing, infrastructure, agriculture, and innovation.
Melinda French Gates follows a 48-hour rule for employee feedback, giving herself time to reflect before addressing concerns. While Ray Dalio advocates radical transparency and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella promotes a learn-it-all culture, Hachette chief David Shelley stresses the importance of leaders communicating in their own words rather than relying on AI. Their approaches highlight different ways business leaders handle criticism, encourage learning and communicate with employees.
Trump family's Island project, student rage and violent protests: Albanias crisis explained
Trade deal 'very close' to finalisation: Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. During his visit, Rubio mentioned that the India-US trade deal is close to being finalized. He expressed the need to balance global energy concerns while managing sanctions linked to Russian oil. Additionally, Rubio plans to meet business leaders in Mumbai, including Gautam Adani and N Chandrasekaran.
Disability, elderly care likely to qualify for CSR spending
Companies need to comply with CSR obligations if they have a net worth of 500 crore or more, turnover of 1,000 crore or more, or a net profit of 5 crore or more in the immediately preceding financial year. Under this, they must spend at least 2% of the average net profit made during the previous three financial years in areas or subjects specified by the corporate affairs ministry.
Yemens Houthi rebels reported six military operations targeting Saudi facilities, which included oil and airport sites. The rebel group stated that their actions were a response to Saudi strikes on Yemeni civilians. According to Houthi claims, significant damage occurred in various locations, resulting in fires and operational disruptions. They also warned Yemenis against joining Saudi coalition forces, citing recruitment incentives and dangers.
Things are set to improve for 5 zodiac signs. From your career to your relationship, you will witness a shift. With Pluto turning direct the energy these zodiac signs are feeling have transformed for the coming days.
From France to Albania, social unrest is setting Europe's streets ablaze
Across Europe, a wave of protests is sweeping through as citizens express their frustration over escalating living expenses and inadequate public services, particularly in education. France sees students rallying for enhanced educational facilities, while cities in Spain erupt in housing protests. Italy witnesses heated demonstrations over wage increases and healthcare issues. In Albania, the youth are clashing with authorities in anti-corruption protests.
On August 10, 2025, a massive landslide unleashed over 64 million cubic meters of earth into the stunning depths of Tracy Arm fjord. The sudden collapse triggered a tsunami, soaring to record heights and reshaping the fjord's landscape. Luckily, the early morning timing minimized human exposure, resulting in no casualties and limited shoreline damage. Scientists recorded related seismic activities persisting for up to 36 hours post-event.
Drone strikes across Sudan kill more than 100
The deadliest drone strike hit near a market on Sunday evening in Al-Dibab town in the southwestern state of West Kordofan, which is controlled by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that have been at war with Sudan's military since April 2023.
France imposes night curfew in parts of Paris after weekend riots
The French authorities have called for a curfew in Paris, specifically around the Place de la Republique and the Les Halles area. This curfew will start at 8 PM GMT on Monday night and will last until 4 AM GMT on Tuesday.
'You havent given in to cynicism, fear & anxiety': Newsoms No Kings rally message attacking Trump
'You havent given in to cynicism, fear & anxiety': Newsoms No Kings rally message attacking Trump
Japan to launch world-first mission to moon of Mars
Japanese scientists will launch the Martian Moons eXploration probe from Tanegashima Space Center, targeting Mars's moon Phobos. The spacecraft aims to collect samples that could reveal the origins of the Solar System and life on Earth. This mission is set for a three-year duration in the Martian region, involving collaboration with US and European space agencies. Mars's other moon, Deimos, will be observed but not landed on during this mission.
CBDT exempts interest payments on rupee-denominated bonds issued by New Development Bank from TDS
The exemption applies to holders of Maharajah INR Bonds who are Indian residents or foreign institutional investors, for the 2026-27 tax year and subsequent tax years.
Archaeologists found ancient statue fragments related to Ramses II in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. The discovery was triggered by farmer Khaled al-Shahat, who informed authorities about a unique pink stone. Excavations revealed monumental statues and inscriptions that allow further exploration of the site's history. This area previously linked to a temple dedicated to Isis provides new insights into Ramses II's building practices.
France is on fire but something more dangerous burns below the unrest
France is engulfed in protests as the public expresses growing dissatisfaction with soaring expenses and diminishing educational quality. Citizens are voicing their demands for improved services, yet the government grapples with managing an overwhelming public debt. Amid budget cuts proposed by President Macron's administration, increasing political challenges may hinder these efforts.
Research on Nicaragua's Masaya volcano has unveiled the dynamic nature of its underground magma reservoirs over time. An analysis of satellite imagery from 2018 to 2024 has detected alterations in the caldera and Santiago crater. Some areas exhibited ground uplift, indicating rising magma, while others experienced subsidence. This continuous observation is vital to understanding potential volcanic risks and guiding local communities.
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Artificial intelligence systems like chatbots are becoming more emotionally engaging, prompting concerns over manipulation by users. The recent policy change by Anthropic restricts cruelty towards AI models, which has reignited debates on AI welfare and consciousness. Researchers are divided on whether AI systems deserve moral consideration, reflecting uncertainty within the industry. There are fears that recognizing AI rights may weaken human accountability for harmful actions.
Government staff in Saudi capital told to work from home
The Kingdom Centre, a 99storey tower in downtown Riyadh that houses the regional office of the International Monetary Fund, has also requested workers in its offices to stay away until further notice.
'Surrounded by neo-Nazis': Ossoff challenges Collins to 2nd debate as Georgia Senate race heats up
Elon Musk has unveiled an ambitious plan to grant one SpaceX share to every American child next year, aiming to empower future generations through investment opportunities. With more than 72 million minors in the U.S., questions arise regarding who qualifies for this potential windfall, valued at over $10.5 billion based on current prices. Final specifics from Musk's team remain pending, igniting curiosity across the nation.
Elina Svitolina has publicly addressed the emotional impact of the war in Ukraine on her personal life. After difficult contemplation, she announced her separation from French tennis player Gal Monfils. Svitolina expressed a need to rediscover herself outside their marriage for her well-being. Despite this change, she emphasized that their commitment to co-parenting their daughter, Skai, remains unchanged.
Tiger Shroff firing case: Police say all 3 accused are adults, motive still unclear
Mumbai Police arrested three individuals for allegedly shooting at actor Tiger Shroff's car in Andheri. Two of the arrested suspects are from Haryana, while the third is from Bihar, with no minors involved. Investigators are questioning the suspects to uncover the motive behind the attack. The motorcycle used in the incident has been located, but no weapons have been recovered.
School assembly news headlines for October 20, 2026, cover major national, international, sports and business developments. Key updates include the Delhi voter-list revision audit, arrests in the Tiger Shroff firing case, political unrest in France, Indias Asian Para Games achievements, changes in anti-cancer medicine prices, and developments in the banking and stock markets.
Peter Jackson has revealed that 'The Shadow of the Past' is in the scriptwriting stage. This film brings to life six chapters from 'The Fellowship of the Ring' that were omitted in previous adaptations, chronicling the adventure of the Hobbits as they journey beyond the Shire. Set fourteen years post Frodo's departure, it woven together Sam's daughter's tale. Currently, no specifics about the release date or cast have been provided.
Thousands of seafarers remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating maritime attacks and risks. The International Maritime Organization has warned against navigating the area without safety guarantees. Approximately 6,000 sailors are reportedly trapped as conflicts continue to disrupt commercial shipping. Concerns have also arisen over the misuse of emergency radio channels by military forces, complicating maritime safety.
'Mohammed is fine when you're begging the Qataris': Abdul hits back after Trumps Abdulababab jab
Putin, Xi and Trump could meet at China summit
You Can See Everything, a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, had a strong box-office opening of over $15 million. The film attracted audiences across North America despite its limited release and three-hour length. Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, it offers an unusual perspective on Holmes' story. The documentary received a 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating strong reviews and interest.
China's economy grows 4.5 pc in Q3 as AI-driven exports offset weak domestic demand
The Chinese economy grew 4.5% in the third quarter of 2026. The growth is fuelled by global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, helping the economy offset weak domestic consumption and a deepening property market crisis. The development comes after a weak second quarter, which saw its growth shrink to 4.3%. However, sluggish domestic household spending and investment bring doubt about the sustainability of the trend.
Who is Helen Haines, the Australian MP injured after being hit by a car outside her office?
Helen Haines, an independent member of Australia's Parliament, faced a tragic event when she was struck by a vehicle in Wangaratta. A 43-year-old cat driver is now in custody as the police, including a counter-terrorism unit, continue their investigation. Haines was urgently airlifted to a hospital due to severe injuries, though authorities have assured the public that there is no ongoing threat.
Israel election 2026: Netanyahus allies, rivals and the smaller parties that could decide his fate
Israels October 27 election will test Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus leadership following the October 7, 2023, attack and subsequent wars. Likud and its right-wing allies face centrist and left-wing challengers, while smaller factions and Arab-led parties could prove decisive in coalition negotiations to secure a majority in the 120-member Knesset.
Musks SpaceX, Tesla results to test AI spending as merger speculation builds
SpaceX and Tesla are expected to report third-quarter results on consecutive days this week. This reporting will provide investors insight into both companies amidst merger speculation. Analysts are particularly focused on Starlink's revenue growth and Tesla's profits from car sales. Both companies are investing significantly in AI, influencing their financial outlooks. The upcoming results are anticipated to clarify the potential for a merger between them.
Houthi rebels strike a government military camp in southern Yemen, killing at least 20 fighters
Iranian-backed Houthi rebels fired two ballistic missiles at a government military camp in Southern Yemen, killing at least 20 soldiers. The camp was situtated in the southern province of Shabwa. The escalation between the Houthis and forces of the Saudi-backed government shattered a 2022 ceasefire deal that largely stopped fighting in Yemen's civil war. Earlier, Saudi-led forces killed 9 people in Houthi-held northern province of Saada.
We all will die one day: Ecuador priest dies after crucifix falls on him during sermon
In a heartbreaking incident during a sermon in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Roman Catholic priest Father Patricio Alfredo Snchez Molinari was tragically killed when a crucifix fell on him. As he spoke about cherishing moments with God and loved ones, the unexpected calamity struck. Despite prompt medical attention, he was declared dead on the spot.
Cape ivy, introduced to California in the 1950s for ornamental purposes, has turned into a destructive invasive species. Its rapid growth shades native plants and competes for essential resources, leading to a significant loss of biodiversity in many regions. Efforts to eliminate this resilient vine have been challenging, but new biological control initiatives show promise in curbing its spread and rehabilitating affected ecosystems.
European periwinkles, once introduced to enhance gardens in the US, have become a troublesome invasive species in natural habitats. Their sprawling growth can overshadow local flora, challenging native species for essential resources. Studies reveal that common periwinkle dramatically decreases the chances of survival for native tree seedlings. Ongoing management efforts are essential, as these plants can regenerate post-removal.
Those behind attack wont be spared: Fadnavis on Tiger Shroff firing case after 3 arrested in Kota
ET HR Excellence Awards 2027: Spotlighting the People Behind Business Performance
In today's dynamic environment, Human Resources Business Partners (HRBPs) are key players in synchronizing workforce initiatives with broader organizational aspirations, tackling talent challenges, and facilitating transformational change. The ET HR Excellence Awards 2027 celebrates exemplary HR practices that foster organizational brilliance, underscoring the vital contributions of strategic HR leadership to enhance workplace culture and people management strategies.
Conservation efforts in Nevada have successfully removed invasive blue tilapia to protect the native Moapa dace fish. After targeted removal operations, Moapa dace have begun to recolonize areas where they were previously extinct. Habitat restoration included creating new streams to support the species' survival. Long-term recovery requires ongoing monitoring and preventing invasive species from re-entering ecosystems. These actions show that effective conservation goes beyond simply removing threats to native species.
Tiger Shroff Car: Is his BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine bulletproof? Check its safety features
Is Tiger Shroff's BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine bulletproof? Check its safety features, including airbags, ABS, stability control and run-flat tyres, and how they differ from specialised armoured cars.
The 1990s marked the beginning of an intriguing investigation into recycled plastic lumber as a robust replacement for timber. Crafted chiefly from post-consumer high-density polyethylene, this material was utilized in a New York pier project. After two years of rigorous testing, the pier demonstrated encouraging signs of durability and stability, although some properties fluctuated.
In the Big Thicket National Preserve, feral hogs significantly disrupt forest ecosystems by consuming seeds and disturbing soil. A study revealed that protecting the area from hogs for seven years led to a rise in large-seeded woody plants. In contrast, hog activity caused soil alterations and less plant coverage, while also contributing to the proliferation of invasive species.
Sweet corn may develop brown or black hues after home canning due to chemical reactions. These color changes often occur without spoilage, despite proper canning practices. The reactions involve enzymes and minerals, which can influence the corn's appearance. High-quality water and appropriate processing temperatures are crucial for maintaining color. It is important to evaluate the safety of canned corn based on established safety guidelines, not color changes.
In Wyoming, a stream known as Game Creek has observed an increase in native Snake River cutthroat trout. After a culvert blocking fish movement was replaced, cutthroat trout returned to the stream naturally. By 2024, surveys recorded a significant increase from just five cutthroat trout in 2021 to seventy-two. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department had also removed many non-native brook trout from the area.
In White's Creek, Montana, a dedicated conservation project took shape to safeguard the native westslope cutthroat trout from the encroachment of non-native brook trout. By utilizing habitat restoration techniques and electrofishing for brook trout removal, researchers observed a dramatic rise in the trout population, climbing from approximately 80 to over 340 within just a few years.
'Never would have happened if...': Rubio says Trump could have prevented Russia-Ukraine war
Volkswagen plans to freeze salaries until 2030, works council says
Volkswagen is reportedly planning to freeze salaries for its 660,000 employees worldwide until 2030 as part of a broader cost-cutting drive. The proposed measures also include cuts to bonuses, benefits and jobs, according to a report by Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
Texas Voting: Democrats eye breakthrough as Republicans face voter anger
Texas Democrats are experiencing a rare opportunity to challenge Republican dominance in the upcoming midterm elections. Immigration policies and the economy are fueling voter discontent, particularly among Latino voters. James Talarico is engaging voters with his campaign focused on unity and populism against Ken Paxton. Meanwhile, Gina Hinojosa's campaign for governor has gained traction due to concerns over the cost of living.
France unrest leaves global brands with a burning problem
Frances weekend unrest has left luxury boutiques and mainstream retailers grappling with vandalism, looting and disrupted trade. While brands including Louis Vuitton, Celine and Sephora were affected, Carrefour estimated repair costs of over 10 million. With nationwide retail losses potentially running into hundreds of millions of euros, businesses face mounting costs and reputational risks.
World Food Programme cuts aid to 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza, citing funding shortages
The UN World Food Programme warned that funding shortages are forcing major cuts to its Gaza response, leaving about 500,000 people without monthly food aid in a territory where two thirds of the population remains acutely food insecure. The WFP said it was
Alaskas white-out week begins as NWS issues storm warning for up to 3 feet of snow
Parts of Alaska are preparing for a severe winter storm expected to bring heavy snow and high winds. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for the eastern Alaska Range, with snowfall totals reaching up to 3 feet. Strong winds will accompany the snow, significantly impacting visibility and travel conditions. Fairbanks and surrounding areas are also under a winter storm watch, with snow accumulation expected.
In meet with Eknath Shinde after firing incident, Tiger Shroff seen with dressing on wounds
US very close to finalising trade deal with India, says Marco Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday that Washington is close to finalising a trade deal with India. He said the US considers various factors, including ongoing trade negotiations, while making decisions on national security waivers related to Russian oil and gas sanctions.
'Nothing justifies it, nothing excuses it..': Macron condemns shocking violence scenes across France
'Nothing justifies it, nothing excuses it..': Macron condemns shocking violence scenes across France
'He doesnt care...': Trump says Zelenskyy knows Russian refinery strikes hurt global diesel markets
'He doesnt care...': Trump says Zelenskyy knows Russian refinery strikes hurt global diesel markets
Sergio Gor welcomes Rubio to Uzbekistan ahead of key C5+1 Ministerial meeting
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, leading a large delegation of business executives. His visit focuses on strengthening trade and investment between the United States and Central Asian countries. Meetings with foreign ministers will address regional security and economic collaboration. Following Uzbekistan, Rubio will continue to India to discuss energy cooperation and strategic partnerships. Both visits aim to deepen bilateral ties and unlock new opportunities.
Cyberattacks targeting critical financial institutions and market infrastructure could disrupt essential financial services and undermine market confidence, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned, identifying cyber threats as a growing systemic risk as financial services become increasingly digital and interconnected.
Kenya's Ebola cases hit 8, with no community transmission yet
Ebola cases in Kenya have risen to eight following the confirmation of another infected individual. This person was in quarantine after being identified as a contact of the first patient. The first patient, who traveled from Congo, died shortly after arriving in Kenya with symptoms. Health officials are monitoring over 130 individuals, including health workers, who had contact with the initial patient.
Tiger Shroff seen with bandages after firing; Eknath Shinde warns of strict action against culprits
China's economic growth picks up & rebounds to 4.5% in third quarter, beating expectations
Chinas economy grew 4.5% year-on-year in the third quarter, beating market expectations of 4.4% and recovering from a more than three-year low of 4.3% in the previous quarter. Growth eased pressure on policymakers to announce further stimulus to meet the annual target of 4.5%-5%.
Brent crude futures dropped $1.80, or 1.64%, to $108.06 a barrel after settling at their highest level since May 19 on Friday. US West Texas Intermediate crude declined 53 cents, or 0.52%, to $100.88 a barrel.
Gold edges higher as investors assess Fed rate-hike odds
In early Asian trading, gold prices saw a modest uptick as speculation swirled regarding the Federal Reserve's policy stance. Investors are closely watching remarks from Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh on the state of the U.S. economy and rising inflation concerns. As import costs climb, expectations for a rate hike this December are building. Furthermore, unrest in the Middle East is contributing to market volatility, influencing investor confidence.
Oil slips as Trump's sanction waiver may lead to more Russian fuel supplies
Oil prices took a tumble after US President Trump eased sanctions on Russia, prompting a surge in fuel exports. Brent crude futures fell to $108.43 a barrel, down from a peak of $110. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned that such actions would adversely impact Ukraine, while the US secured a deal to import diesel from Russia.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded to US President Donald Trump's remarks regarding Tehran's course of action. He stated that Iran had previously emerged stronger after threats from the US and challenged Trump to try again. Araghchi criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for potentially leading the US into another war. Trump expressed support for Netanyahu's leadership and emphasized the ongoing threat from Iran.
Fire at Canada military base kills 4, at least 39 hospitalized including 19 critical
Four Canadian service members died and 39 others were injured during live-fire training in Alberta. The fire rapidly spread due to shifting winds, catching soldiers off guard during their exercises. Emergency medical responses involved multiple hospitals treating severe injuries, including burn victims requiring extensive care. The military is investigating the incident, while safety protocols will be reviewed based on the findings.
US President Donald Trump asserts that negotiations for peace between Russia and Ukraine are progressing well. He criticizes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for not securing a better deal two years ago. Trump suggests that current Ukrainian attacks are damaging global diesel markets and benefiting Russia. Additionally, Zelenskyy reacts to US sanctions relief, expressing concern about increased Russian aggression.
Netanyahu seeks India ties beyond US
Macron slams riots during protests
Putin floats 3-way summit on Ukraine
Karnataka: Not a day goes by without Kumaraswamy taking aim at Congress and Shivakumar
Over the past few months, hardly a day has gone by without Kumaraswamy issuing statements, holding protests or raising fresh allegations against the state government. His attacks have intensified following Congress leader Siddaramaiah's police complaint seeking action against content linking him to an alleged honey-trap episode.
Villagers hail communal harmony as Ramleela halted after elderly Muslim woman's death
The Ramleela performance in Mohra village was suspended following the death of an elderly local woman. Villagers mourned Gafooran's passing, as she was seen as a family member in the community. Adarsh Ramleela Committee decided to halt the performance out of respect for her contributions. Her death had a profound impact, casting a shadow over the village. Villagers expressed their deep sorrow and loss in response to her passing.
Farmers face 15% loss as poultry feed costs surge
Poultry farmers are currently experiencing losses of approximately 15% due to rising livestock feed costs. Key ingredients have seen price increases of up to 75%, affecting farmers' ability to cope. Dairy producers, particularly in drought-affected regions, struggle to source necessary fodder for their livestock. Feed manufacturers are also feeling the impact as higher prices reduce demand for their products.
Maharashtra UCC Panel puts live-in, women's property rights in focus
The seven-member drafting committee panel, headed by retired Supreme Court Justice Ranjana Desai, has opened a website for the people, where 37 questions are being asked and citizens are asked to give in their opinions before November 15. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has already said that the state will bring in a UCC bill during the Winter assembly session in Nagpur at the end of the year.
An Army officers wife has been booked in Jammu in an alleged espionage case for reportedly preparing research papers on sensitive national security issues using AI tools ChatGPT and Claude. Officials, as cited by PTI, alleged that she was in contact with foreign nationals, including individuals suspected of links to Chinese intelligence agencies. Her mobile phone has been seized for forensic examination, and investigators are probing whether sensitive information was shared.
Tata Sons reviews AoA to meet Sebi listing norms
Tata Sons is reviewing its Articles of Association to comply with Sebi listing regulations, which may impact the influence of Tata Trusts on board appointments. This scrutiny follows the RBI's rejection of Tata Sons' application to relinquish its core investment company registration, necessitating compliance with strict governance standards for listed entities.
Starlink speed restrictions seem deliberate: Volodymyr Zelenskyy
After sending vehicles connected to Starshield to Europe to conduct speed checks and finding they operated normally outside Ukraine, officials in Kyiv concluded that restrictions are on the territory of Ukraine - so it is a planned operation, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
