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Ilhan Omar's Ex-Husband Comes Out As Gay Amid Marriage Probe; Trump Continues Attack: Report
A fresh twist has emerged in the long-running controversy surrounding Ilhan Omars former marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.Elmi, who married Omar in 2009 and divorced her in 2017, publicly identified himself as gay in an academic paper published in August 2026.Writing about his research into violence against LGBTQ people in Kenya, Elmi described himself as a gay man of the East African diaspora.
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Amit Shah lays out UP poll agenda: UCC and Hindutva
Amit Shah praised CM Yogi Adityanath's law-and-order record and implementation of central welfare schemes, amid speculation over differences between the state leadership and the BJP's central leadership. Addressing BJP's state executive meeting in Lucknow, Shah asked party workers to put aside all doubts and distractions and focus single-mindedly on the party's victory.
VIS-Under-15 Football Tournaments Grand Finale on October 31
The tournament carries a prize purse of 2.25 lakh
MLC results shape of things to come in 2027: Akhilesh Yadav
Akhilesh Yadav highlighted the Samajwadi Party's recent successes in the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections. He believes these results reflect the BJP's diminishing political strength in the state. Yadav pointed out that BJP lost significant ground in Varanasi, emphasising that the party is vulnerable as elections approach. He also accused Yogi Adityanath of sacrificing Varanasi for Gorakhpur's gain.
Forest department strongly opposes Plantation Corporation, Keralas proposal to renew the lease agreement and access more land, citing violation of lease conditions, including engaging private agencies for pineapple farming on the holding
A two-judge bench of chief justice Lisa Gill and justice Challa Gunaranjan heard the matter here on Friday: Reports
Indias Coming Along Well in the AI Stack: Siemens CEO on the Future of Global Supply Chains
At the 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business, derisking and diversifying supply chains are again in focus. The subject receives urgency in light of disruptions to trade and energy transit wrought by the two wars in Ukraine and Iran, China's tacit support to Russia, and US's use of tariffs as an instrument of foreign policy. In an exclusive interview, CEO of Siemens Roland Busch spoke to TOI's Rudroneel Ghosh about the evolution of the China+1 strategy, the hurdles to diversification, and India's potential and welcome rise in the AI stack.#RolandBusch #Siemens #ChinaPlusOne #IndiaAI #SupplyChains #CBAM #ExclusiveInterview #TimesOfIndia
Christa Pike Breaks Silence After Botched Execution: 'I Made Peace With Death, Not
Christa Pike has broken her silence for the first time since Tennessee's botched execution attempt on September 30, revealing the physical pain and emotional trauma she says have followed her survival. In a letter shared with TMZ by her legal team, the 50-year-old described waking up alone in hospital, struggling to speak and enduring constant pain. Pike also reflected on the unexpected reality of having to live after preparing herself for death, as Tennessee launches an independent review into the failed execution.
Opposition defers CEC mock impeachment due to rain
The Opposition INDIA bloc has postponed the mock impeachment event against chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to Saturday due to rain. Leaders resolved to ensure Sundays rally at Ramlila Ground will demonstrate their strength and support. Rahul Gandhi accused the home minister of attempting to prevent people from reaching the rally. The event will include a march from Minto Road to Ramlila Maidan as planned.
Crime Branch nabs PSC additional secretary R. Hari in examination irregularities case
R. Hari and P. Satheesh, a former deputy secretary of the PSC, were allegedly in charge of the evaluation process of the controversial exam to the State Planning Board. Satheesh was arrested recently and Hari had been absconding since
Dos and Donts for Deepavali Sweetmakers in Chennai
The requirement also applies to temporary sweet-making units set up for the festive season, marriage halls and individuals preparing snacks at home against orders.
Seven packaged drinking water units closed for violations in Karnataka
102 units inspected in two days; 69 water samples collected for laboratory analysis
Rahul Gandhi attacks govt on IDBI bank sale row; FM Sitharaman hits back
Amid the IDBI bank disinvestment row, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has expressed solidarity with the employees and questioned the government's decision to sell off the profitable public bank to a Canadian firm. The Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha asserted that public banks are not assets to be sold off, they are tools to build the nation. Hitting back, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the Congress used banks and financial institutions as personal entities and pressured bank employees to extend loans at their whim, bypassing prudent lending norms. She also cited several instances from the Congress-led government, including the removal of SBI chairman R K Talwar in 1976 under Indira Gandhi's rule after he allegedly refused to give in to political pressure to relax lending norms for a company linked to Sanjay Gandhi. In a letter addressed to members of the IDBI bank family on Thursday, Gandhi said that in March last year, a group of employees of the bank came to meet him i
Cases Against DMK Ex-Ministers Vendetta, Says Stalin
This is purely an act of political vendetta. We are not concerned about it. We will face it legally, he said.
Round-the-Clock Two-Wheeler Patrol Launched by Tambaram Police
Police personnel will also be provided with modern helmets and reflective jackets.
The Hindu Exclusive | BJP agents submit 68% of Form 7s seeking deletions as objector in Mustafabad
n northeast Delhis Mustafabad, Form 7 applications have been filed to delete the names of voters from the electoral rolls, even though they continue to live at their registered addresses. The objections, filed during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision, cite reasons such as absent or permanently shifted and death.
Tasmac revises liquor prices from November 1, links refund to bottle returns
Environment cess to be added to the existing maximum retail price of Indian Made Foreign Liquor, beer, wine, liquor from other States and imported liquor; those who return the bottles will get a refund of 10
ISRO Successfully Launches GSLV-F18 Carrying NVS-03 Navigation Satellite
The launch represents the 20th flight of the GSLV programme
NITI Aayog plans to organise national leadership workshop for bureaucrats
November 17 workshop to focus on governance lessons from key public missions and building a future-ready civil service
Officials Visit Ex-Army Mans Organic Farm
Naveen Kumar prepares various products using organically grown produce and sells them through online platforms.
108 students found consuming liquor at Chevella farmhouse, four test positive for ganja
Govt extends customs duty exemption on cotton imports till December 31
The two-month extension aims to improve cotton availability, ease input costs for textile and apparel manufacturers, and provide relief to small and medium enterprises
CBI Steps Up Anti-Corruption Awareness Drive in Vijayawada, Amaravati
The day witnessed skits and quizzes to promote ethical values and civic responsibility.
I will serve people till my last breath: PM Modi responds to Kharge's remarks
During a gathering in Banaskantha, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke passionately about his commitment to serving the public. He took jabs at the Opposition for supposedly finding enjoyment in moments of national distress and causing unrest. Modi assured farmers that the government is ensuring a steady supply of fertilizers at reasonable prices, even amid global price fluctuations due to conflicts in the Gulf, promising ongoing support for their welfare.
BIS organises MSME conclave in Ranipet
The programme aimed to strengthen awareness among MSMEs regarding standardization, product quality, certification requirements, and the financial and technical assistance available to facilitate compliance with Indian Standards
Isros NVS-03 launch successful: Navigation satellite placed in orbit; NavIC gets a boost
GSLV-F18 carrying 2,250kg next-generation navigation satellite -- NVS-03 -- lifted off from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC-SHAR) in Sriharikota at 11.51pm on Friday, as scheduled.Around 18 minutes later, NVS-03 satellite was placed in a geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO) of 37,023km apogee and 170km perigee.
Population censusto be conducted from Jan 25-Feb 28, 2027
PTI New Delhi Population census will be conducted across India, except in poll-going and snow-bound regions, from January 25 to February 28, 2027, the Census Commissioner announced on Friday. According to an official notification, the reference date for the census shall be 00:00 hours of March 1, 2027. In all states and Union territories, except []
Spooky vibes at White House as First Lady Melania & Trump greet trick-or-treaters on Halloween
Attack on YSRC Candidates Convoy
Tense situation at Jammalamadugu
Cyberattack on SMARTs portal puts Sebi's cybersecurity team on high alert
Sebi puts its cybersecurity team on red alert after a code execution attack on its SMARTs portal, but says no personal or sensitive data was compromised
Man from Jharkhand held under POSCO Act
The girls father sought action against the accused
Orders issued on Vigilance probe into KIIFB-financed land acquisition in Kannur
Move follows Cabinet nod for VACB probe based on panel report. Procedural lapses alleged in land acquisitions for Kannur industrial zones, where 4,896 acres were bought for 12,240 crore amid questions of due diligence, compliance with LARR Act.
Decoding Maharashtra MLC results: Why the BJP lost on its home turf of Nagpur, the RSS HQ
The election results to five Legislative Council seats in Maharashtra have given hope to the opposition alliance of Maha Vikas Aghadi, and have jolted the BJP-led Mahayuti. The MVA won three seats, while the ruling alliance led by the BJP won two. The Congress hit the BJP where it hurt the most by winning the most prestigious Nagpur seat, the only seat it could win across all the States which went to polls. In this episode of Pulse Maharashtra with Vinaya Deshpande, we analyse the election, the reasons behind the performance of each party in each region, and its implementation for the State politics.
Manipur SoO Pact faces uncertainty ahead of polls
In Manipur, ethnic violence has led to significant casualties and displacement since May 2023. The Suspension of Operations agreement with Kuki militant groups has faced opposition by the Meitei and Naga communities. Several SoO cadres are accused of involvement in recent conflicts and violence. The future of the SoO agreement remains uncertain, raising concerns among local communities. Assembly elections will soon bring these issues to the forefront of political debate.
FTAs to open $85 trillion market; traders need to expand footprint: Goyal
With India's trade pacts set to provide preferential access to its goods and services in countries with a combined GDP of USD 85 trillion in the coming years, the industry should look beyond the huge domestic market and step out of its comfort zone to expand globally, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday. He said that before 2014, India had implemented free trade agreements (FTAs) with countries having an aggregate GDP of USD 10 trillion. In the last four and a half years, the government has entered into nine trade pacts which covered 38 developed countries, having a GDP of USD 60 trillion. India is now negotiating seven to eight more agreements, which will add another USD 15 trillion, where India will get preferential access for its goods and services, the commerce and industry minister said at the 4th Edition Festival of Ideas here. Together, all these trade agreements cover markets accounting for about 76 per cent of global GDP, or USD 85 trillion out of the world's total
ISRO launches GSLV-F18 carrying NVS-03 satellite to strengthen Indias NavIC navigation system
Isro successfully launched its GSLV-F18 rocket carrying the 2,250-kg NVS-03 satellite from Sriharikota at 11:51 pm on Friday. The mission aims to strengthen India's indigenous NavIC navigation system through upgraded satellite capabilities, including an indigenous atomic clock and the addition of the L1 frequency signal alongside existing L5 and S-band signals.
36 Bangladeshis held for entering Assam without valid documents
Thirty-six Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended in Dhubri for allegedly entering India without valid documents. Authorities received a tip-off regarding a potential mass transit of infiltrators through the area. The arrests took place early in the morning at the Jogamaya ferry ghat of the Brahmaputra river. The individuals all came from Chapai Nawabganj in Rajshahi division of Bangladesh. Investigations are ongoing as police conduct document scrutiny and questioning.
Halloweens biggest treat? These 3 zodiac signs could find a reason to believe in the universe again
Threes zodiac signs are expected to get positive vibes from the universe. The festival may be spooky but it will turn to joy for them if they focus on the right things.
Election Campaign for Municipal Polls Ends in Anantapur District
Balakrishnas wife Vasundhara also campaigned in Hindupur in favour of the TDP.
Farmers Call for Karnataka Bandh on Saturday Over Sugarcane Prices
Farmers' leader Chunappa Pujeri has called for a statewide bandh on Saturday, demanding better sugarcane prices and financial assistance from the government.
Rail, Road Traffic Restored As Floods Recede In Srikakulam
The South Coast Railway has implemented steps for safe movement of stranded passengers: Reports
Guntur Civic Polls: 3,576 Personnel Deployed, 207 Sensitive Booths Identified
Distribution of voter slips has reached 85 per cent, while special help desks will function at every polling station on polling day.
Man held for possession of 22 country-made explosives in Ranipet
He was lodged in Central Prison in Vellore
LIVE | Trump's war against fraud: Scott Bessent reveals massive scam crackdown in Minnesota
Look into claims of bulk submission of Form 7 in UP SIR: SC to poll body
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Election Commission to look into allegations of irregularities involving bulk submission of Form 7 applications during its special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Uttar Pradesh and take necessary corrective steps. Form 7 is an application form seeking the deletion of a voter's name from the draft electoral roll. A bench of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana directed the petitioners to submit a note specifying unresolved irregularities to the poll panel. The irregularities which have been brought to the notice of the court shall be submitted to senior counsel appearing for the Election Commission of India by way of a note. On receipt thereof, let the Election Commission examine the factual aspects, thereafter take necessary corrective steps and file a compliance report, the court directed. The counsel appearing for one of the petitioners said this Form 7 issue concerns Uttar Pradesh. Senior ..
Post-Cyclone, Power Supply Restored in Seven AP Districts
Preliminary assessment of damage to power infrastructure in the state has been estimated at 34.57 crore.
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders scouts partners for proposed shipbuilding hubs
The defence shipbuilder plans clusters in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, with a proposed investment of Rs 20,000 crore over five to seven years
J&K Police busts terror financing module, arrests 10 associates
Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested ten individuals in Shopian district for their involvement in a terror financing network. The accused were connected to various online financial transactions suspected of funding terrorist activities. Investigations indicated these individuals were raising money from the public to support terrorists like Lashkar-e-Taiba. Additionally, the funds were allegedly used for logistical support, including providing smartphones for terrorist operations.
Fate of Stranded MV Sigma Pearl Uncertain
Salvage efforts face weather hurdles
Engagements in Hyderabad on Saturday, October 31, 2026
I Know What I am Doing: Art exhibition; Time: 11 am; Venue: Kalakriti Art Gallery
Foreign secretary Vikram Misri to prepare ground for Nepal PM's India trip
Foreign secretary Vikram Misri is scheduled to visit Kathmandu to prepare for Balendra Shah's visit to India. Shah's visit will mark his first trip abroad as Prime Minister of Nepal, occurring in late November. Several India-funded projects are expected to be inaugurated, and new projects will be launched during this visit. Nepal is likely to request additional Indian investments in various sectors, including hydropower and hospitality.
ISRO Launches Next-Gen Satellite To Strengthen India's Indigenous GPS System
Dengue Cases Rising in Adilabad District Due to Poor Sanitation
Adilabad has reported 121 dengue cases since January, with poor sanitation and mosquito menace contributing to the rise.
Municipal Polls as Prestige Battle for Ministers
The municipal elections have turned into a major prestige issue for the ruling Telugu Desam-led alliance, with ministers and MLAs stepping up their campaigning to get the victory for alliance candidates.
Flood scare: West Bengal moves 12,000 to safety after Bhutan Glof swells Sankosh
West Bengal authorities have evacuated 12,000 residents due to rising water levels in the Sankosh River. Assam is monitoring vulnerable districts like Dhubri and Kokrajhar closely for any potential impact. A glacial lake outburst flood in Bhutan led to significant increases in the river's water levels. Local disaster response forces have been mobilized to enhance emergency readiness in affected areas.
Factory Doctors Must Flag Hazards To Management Beyond Treating Injuries: Director of Factories
The discussion also covered the connection between workers' health and industrial productivity:Reports
ISRO successfully launches NVS-03 satellite to boost India's indigenous NavIC navigation system
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Friday night successfully launched the NVS-03 navigation satellite aboard its GSLV-F18 rocket from the Second Launch Pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh. The launch took place at 11:51 pm IST on October 30, marking the 20th flight of India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle.
India lifted 496 million people out of poverty between 2011 and 2023, says World Bank
Between 2011 and 2023, India successfully elevated about 496 million people from poverty, showcasing a significant reduction in those living below the poverty threshold. A steep decline in extreme poverty reflects improved living conditions. However, income inequality lingers across different job sectors and regions. The World Bank forecasts ongoing reductions in poverty levels, but at a more gradual rate than before.
Historic first! Pope Leo XIV votes in US midterms
Pope Leo XIV has made history by becoming the first pontiff to vote in a United States election, submitting a mail-in ballot for the upcoming midterm elections. The Vatican confirmed his participation, citing his long-standing belief in civic duty and democratic processes, having voted in previous elections as a US citizen and during his residence in Peru. The US midterm elections, scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, will determine control of Congress and have significant implications for the current administration.
Sekarbabu appears for inquiry in connection with protest against Anbil Maheshs arrest
Korean Farmer Goes For Eye Checkup, Doctors Discover 11 Parasitic Worms
Doctors in South Korea remove 11 live parasitic worms from a farmer's eyes during cataract surgery.
Security and compassion must go hand in hand: Sakina Itoo on convoy halts
Sakina Ittoo raised concerns regarding frequent traffic stoppages on the Srinagar-Anantnag-Kulgam-Qazigund National Highway. She emphasised the negative impact on ambulances and students during Army convoys. Ittoo called for practical traffic management measures that prioritise public well-being alongside security. The practice of stopping vehicles has been described as harassment and humiliation by locals and politicians. Ittoo appealed to authorities to balance security needs with the needs of citizens.
36,351 Police Personnel Deployed For Peaceful Local Body Polls
Tirupati district reported the highest number of election-related cases at 61: Reports
Gail's net profit zooms two-fold to 4,724 crore on robust volumes
GAIL's Q2 net profit jumps 138% to 4,724 crore, supported by strong gas transmission and marketing volumes; board approves plans to list subsidiary GAIL Gas through an IPO
Interactive stalls, talks in four languages, testimonies from stroke survivors, and a reel-making competition were also held
Bayern and Kane host Dortmund after week of 'extremes'
Bayern Munich will host Borussia Dortmund this Saturday in a highly anticipated Bundesliga match. Recently, coach Vincent Kompany was hospitalized, creating an emotional atmosphere within the team. Despite injury struggles and personal losses, Bayern aims to maintain focus on the game. Harry Kane, who recently won the Ballon d'Or, expressed pride in the achievement while emphasizing team effort.
Trumps Cheesecake Factory Controversy EXPLODES as Kimmel Launches Fresh Attack
Jimmy Kimmel has brutally roasted President Donald Trump on Jimmy Kimmel Live! after Barack Obama mocked the Presidents White House renovations with a Cheesecake Factory comparison. Kimmel compared Trump to a folding chair while likening Obama to a Ferrari, turning the political feud into late-night television gold. He also mocked Republicans for taking offence at Obamas joke and delivered another savage punchline about Trumps reading habits. Heres how Kimmel turned the growing controversy into a blistering presidential takedown.
Vance Makes His Own Iran Move, Offers Face-To-Face Nuclear Talks As Trump Gives Different Account
A potentially significant difference has emerged between Donald Trumps public account of Washingtons outreach to Iran and what Vice President JD Vance is reportedly proposing behind the scenes. Trump has publicly said the contact with Tehran concerns medical supplies. But The Washington Post, according to the supplied material, reports that Vance has offered to personally meet Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Irans Supreme National Security Council, for direct negotiations aimed at a nuclear settlement. The proposal follows Vances earlier letter to Rezaei, which Tehran has confirmed receiving. The reporting does not by itself establish that Vance is acting against Trumps orders, but the contrasting descriptions create an apparent divergence in the administrations public messaging: Trump frames the outreach as humanitarian, while Vance is reportedly offering high-level nuclear negotiations. Tehran has yet to answer and continues to insist that any talks must fit within its seven stated conditions.
Fiscal deficit in H1 rises to 42.1% of FY27 target on higher capex, subsidies
By September 2026, the Centre's fiscal deficit had escalated to 7.14 lakh crore, exceeding last year's figures. This increase is fueled by a 10.7% rise in total expenditure, largely a result of heightened capital spending and food subsidies, while petroleum subsidies sharply declined. Gross tax revenue, however, saw a modest growth of 6.1%, even with lower excise duty collections attributed to tax reforms.
Neuro engineering, AI In Focus At BITS Pilani Symposium
The Symposium on Neuro engineering and Neuroeconomics, held from October 29 to 31:Reports
BRS govt. fought Miyapur land case in SC, protected it: Harish Rao
Says Congress Govt. is planning to sell the land now and terms it a disgrace
Kashmir chief cleric Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said peace cannot simply be measured by the absence of protests
Sravani, Kalyani Make Final Pitch To Voters Ahead Of GVMC Polls
The two outlined competing visions for the city and expressed confidence about their victory in the November 1 polls: Reports
LIVE: ISRO launches NavIC satellite NVS-03 aboard GSLV-F18 from Sriharikota
INDIA bloc expects 10 lakh people to join Sunday rally
The INDIA bloc is making extensive preparations for its November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral irregularities. CPI(M) MP John Brittas claims 10 lakh people will attend, despite alleged attempts by authorities to prevent participants from reaching the capital. The rally will be preceded by a symbolic public impeachment of Kumar.
5 From Karnataka On A Chopper Go Missing In Uttarakhand
The helicopter is said to be on its way to Badrinath, a Hindu pilgrim place in Uttarakhand to Sahastradhara in Dehradun when the chopper lost its way somewhere at Joshimath valley suspected to have crashed at a location in the valley.
Global tech giants' spending spooks investors and drives bonds rally
US bonds rally as investors question returns on massive AI investments; crypto slides after Binance hack concerns, while oil rises on Strait of Hormuz risks
NDA Wins Darsi, Kanigiri Unopposed; Awaits Keen Contests in Prakasam
The NDA alliance bags all councillor seats in Darsi and Kanigiri, while Ongole emerges as the key battleground in Prakasam district.
AAP Claims Government Jobs Halting Punjab Migration, BJP Blames Visa Rules
The political exchange began after Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann claimed that young people were increasingly choosing to build their future in Punjab instead of migrating abroad in search of better opportunities.
Five Gang Members Held In Ranchi For Hazaribag Hotel Firing
Five members of the notorious Rahul Dubey gang were arrested in Ranchi, Jharkhand, following a firing incident at a hotel in Hazaribag. One gangster was injured in a shootout with police during the arrest. The gang allegedly fired at the hotel to intimidate the owner for extortion.
'He is a weirdo, gotta keep him out: Vance rips Talarico over grappling with masculinity remark
N. Sridhar is new Chief Commissioner GST, Visakhapatnam
Cyclone: CM Announces Rs 5 Lakh Compensation to Each Deceased Family
Priority to resolve problems in cyclone-affected areas despite arrival of local body elections
Paid off by Big Pharma: Dr exposes Medical Journals money laundering to cover up COVID Vax lies
UP Officials Assure Fast-Track Justice In Lucknow Triple Murder
Top Uttar Pradesh police and home department officials visited the family of three men murdered in Lucknow over a parking dispute, assuring them of a fast-tracked investigation and swift punishment for the accused. The incident involved an RSS functionary, leading to political assurances and arrests, with authorities also sealing the accused's property for illegal construction.
Fire breaks out at Visakhapatnam port premises
Nearly 30% of MPTC Candidates in Chittoor Are Illiterate
There are several candidates with M.Tech, MBA and law degrees, as is evident from their election affidavits.
Powered by fuel earnings, Reliance Industries tops Sep quarter estimates
First to report over Rs 50K cr half-year profit
A Taste of Munich in Hyderabad: Authentic Oktoberfest Beer Flown In for German Unity Day Reception
Hyderabad's German Unity Day reception featured authentic Oktoberfest beer flown in from Germany, alongside celebrations of India-Germany ties.
