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ON CAM: Trump UNLOADS On Multiple Reporters; CLASHES With CNNs Kaitlan Collins | Stupid Person
Donald Trump lashed out at reporters during a heated exchange in Washington, repeatedly using personal insults including dummy, low IQ and stupid. In one confrontation, Trump told a journalist: You dont know what youre talking about. Youre a dummy. Youre a low IQ person. He then pointed to the reporters employer, adding: Youre a dummy and you work for CNN. Minutes later, Trump confronted another reporter, asking: Are you a stupid person? Who do you work for? He continued: Youre a stupid person, before attacking the journalists network as the worst of all. The extraordinary exchanges came during Trumps October 22 appearance in Washington, with cameras capturing the US president directly challenging journalists as they questioned him.
Charles Delivers Powerful Message About Grief As Harry's Efforts To Repair Bond Return To Focus
King Charles has spoken of agonising grief while marking 60 years since the Aberfan disaster in Wales, drawing attention to the royal family's own unresolved pain. His emotional remarks came on the same day Prince Harry's latest interview revived questions about reconciliation with his father and brother. Harry has spoken openly about their fractured relationships and his hopes for peace. Although Charles' speech focused on the victims and families affected by the 1966 tragedy, the timing has prompted fresh speculation about the wider royal rift and whether a family truce remains possible.
Dawood India-Based? Delhi Slams UN Report, Invokes Osama Bin Ladens Pakistan Hideout
India has slammed a UN report for describing Dawood Ibrahims D-Company as India-based. Indian diplomat Raghoo Puri challenged the wording, pointing out that Dawood fled India long before his UN listing and invoked Osama bin Laden to underline Pakistans alleged role. So why has this UN description triggered outrage in New Delhi?Watch: https://youtu.be/q1zEO4phQrs
Is Elon Musk Ukraine's Biggest Enemy? Kyiv's Drones Drop Like Flies After Starshield Disruption
Drones falling from the sky. Interceptors going blind. And two names at the centre of the storm: Elon Musk and Starlink. Musk controls more satellites than any government space agency. This week, Ukraine's military connectivity was suddenly restricted as Russia launched devastating attacks. Objects moving faster than 100 miles per hour reportedly lost their links, so Ukrainian interceptors could not chase Russian drones, and combat missions failed. Zelenskyy warned that people could die. The Wall Street Journal says Musk ordered the throttling of Starshield. Reuters says the request came from the White House. Musk denies responsibility. Trump says it was not him. So who ordered it? Bipartisan lawmakers now demand sworn testimony. Ukraine has no immediate alternative matching Starlink's reach. The larger lesson is already clear: when one billionaire's network carries a nation's military communications, sovereignty itself can be throttled. Watch the complete story to understand the stakes.
French Riots, Delhi Protests Part Of Global Plot With China Link? 101 Groups Under Scanner
French riots and Indian protests began with different grievances. But a Fox News Digital investigation claims groups across 13 countries connected them through messaging, political framing and online amplification. The report names 101 organisations and highlights Indian Alliance Paris, a France-based group that compared youth protests in France and India. Progressive International also discussed protests in France, Spain, India and Albania in one briefing. The investigation refers to a wider network associated with Neville Roy Singham, BreakThrough News, CodePink and Tricontinental. Yet association is not proof of control. A public post is not evidence of operational coordination. Shared slogans do not erase local causes. This report separates documented links from allegations. It asks whether the protests were spontaneous, internationally amplified or both. The answer matters for India, where local political anger can quickly become part of a global narrative.
Badr Pact After Mecca Deal: Pak, Turkey, Qatar, Indonesia Ink New War Axis. Why India Must Watch Out
Pakistan has signed yet another defence arrangement, and this time Turkey, Qatar and Indonesia are on board. Called Badr, the memorandum signed in Doha on October 21 promises joint production, research, training and technology cooperation. It is not a NATO-style alliance like the Mecca Pact, and it does not name India as an enemy. But Delhi cannot ignore it. Pakistan is trying to turn political friendships into defence supply chains, layer by layer. Turkey brings a growing arms industry, Qatar brings money, Indonesia brings geography and a defence market, while Pakistan brings experience and a hunger for partners beyond China. Indonesia is the real variable, since it is also deepening ties with India, including a BrahMos missile deal. Money, projects and timelines remain unknown, and an MoU is not a factory floor. The timing matters too, as a prolonged US-Israel war pushes every capital to hedge. So, what should India do? Watch what comes after the signatures. Here is why Badr matters.
Reality | Song - Bhaja Govindam (Lyrical)
Watch the song 'Bhaja Govindam' from Telugu movie 'Reality' starring Kiran Abbavaram and Devika Bhatt. 'Bhaja Govindam' is sung by Vaikom Vijayalakshmi and music of the song is given by Bheems Ceciroleo. Lyrics of 'Reality' song 'Bhaja Govindam' are written by Sanare. Reality also stars Sharath Kumar and Sai Kumar in pivotal roles. To know more about 'Bhaja Govindam' song from Kiran Abbavaram and Devika Bhatt starrer 'Reality' watch the video.
40,000 electricity department employees begin 3-day strike against private discom in Gurugram, Nuh
Over 40,000 electricity department employees on Thursday started a three-day strike against the entry of a private power distribution company in Gurugram and Nuh, leading to disrupted supplies in several residential and industrial areas due...
Delay, Drama Over Opening Of 3 Key Bridges In Mumbai
Frustrated, locals led by Congress workers arrived with a crane, intending to remove the barricades and forcibly open the bridge. However, they were stopped by the police.
LIVE | Todd Blanche, Kash Patel hold news conference on major law enforcement
Netanyahu invites PM Modi to light torch together with Indian pilot Smit Machchhar on Israel's I-Day
Euro zone consumer confidence falls to -17.9 in October
The European Commission said a flash estimate showed euro zone consumer morale decreased to -17.9 this month from a revised -16.8 in September.
Tension in Prakasam as YSRC Alleges Obstruction of Nominations
YSRC alleges TD cadres obstructed MPTC nominations and tore papers at centres in Giddalur, Tarlupadu and Ponnaluru, triggering clashes and police intervention.
Puja rush boosts KSRTC double-decker revenue in Idukki
Officials said 1,191 tourists rode the two double-decker buses on the MunnarAnayirankal route, earning over 4 lakh in five days.
BRS demands announcement of drought mandals, immediate relief measures
Harish Rao visits Burugupalli village in Gajwel mandal, examines withered crops due to shortage of power supply, water for irrigation
Karnataka seeks Centres clearance for Sharavati, Mekedatu projects
Shivakumar sought the approval of the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife for the both projects
FIR against woman over social media video targeting Karnataka government and Chief Minister
Karaikudi GH to get cath lab facility from MP-LAD Fund: P Chidambaram
NIA Arrests 2 key Accused In 17.29-Cr Fake Note Case
The accused, identified as Ajay Kumar and Harish Rounta, were allegedly involved in printing and supplying large quantities of fake currency notes: Reports
Eternal eyes faster Blinkit expansion as margins and order values grow
Eternal plans to accelerate Blinkit's store rollout to 3,500 outlets by FY27-end, backed by strong order growth, while stable food delivery margins and AI bets shape its outlook.
Removal of Raihans Photos Triggers Congress, BJP Row
Over 70 photographs removed from Delhi exhibition, triggering a Congress-BJP political clash.
Introduced to the United States in the late 1800s, Japanese hops were initially valued for their ornamental and medicinal qualities. However, they quickly transformed into invasive species that disrupt local ecosystems. Their rapid growth blocks sunlight, hindering native plants and habitats. To manage their spread effectively, ongoing strategies that focus on long-term control are essential, as their prolific seed production complicates eradication efforts.
Trust is hardest currency in commerce today: Piyush Goyal sets 310 bn India-Germany trade target
What is the PHP security vulnerability: The AI-found bug that made governments take websites offline
Sonam Wangchuk accuses Centre of going back on assurances to Ladakh, demands U.T. with Legislature
Sonam Wangchuk asked why Ladakh cannot be given greater political autonomy when Arunachal was granted statehood despite its strategic location; advocate Vikram Hegde, who has been advising the LAB and KDA during negotiations with the Home Ministry, says the gap between the governments proposal and the aspirations of Ladakh residents remains substantial
Diljits Delhi Concert Denied Permission
Security agencies had reportedly received anonymous threatening emails referring to the singers upcoming stadium performances!
Woman killed after being hit by unidentified vehicle in Kannur
Jio Platforms IPO Subscribed 5.6x on Day 2, Draws Rs 1.23 Lakh Crore in Bids
Day 2 garners over Rs 50,000 crore of bids; End of day total IPO demand at Rs 3.73 lakh crore including Anchor Book
Officials review poll preparations in North-East Teachers Constituency
Ranbirs Goodness Will End Gaffe Sparks Trolling
The actor accidentally said ant (end) instead of jeet (victory) while speaking about the triumph of good over evil
Six dead, 40 injured as bus hits tree in Chhattisgarh; CM announces compensation
Prima facie, the bus driver appeared to have lost control of the vehicle, causing it to crash into the roadside tree, police said, citing the account of an injured passenger
778 bags of PDS rice found seized at private mill in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: A surprise inspection at a private mill in Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad, revealed grains meant for Public Distribution System (PDS) beneficiaries were stored there. Officials checked New Bansal Rice Industries in Ibrahimpatnam and seized 778 bags of rice weighing around 50 kg each and another 101 bags weighing 25 kg each. Another 51 bags were found Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Murud Drowning: HC Quashes FIR Against College
The Bombay High Court has quashed a 2016 FIR against a teacher and college management regarding the drowning of 14 students at Murud beach. The court ruled that the adult victims were capable of understanding the consequences of their actions and found no gross negligence by the accompanying staff, calling the incident an accident. The court also emphasised the need for better implementation of safety norms.
Video: Telangana man reveals life after Rs 240 cr UAE lottery
Abu Dhabi: A year after winning Dirham 100 million (around Rs 240 crore) in The UAE Lottery, Telangana native Anilkumar Bolla has revealed how he has used his fortune, from purchasing properties to supporting his family. In a video posted on Instagram by The UAE Lottery, Bolla shared details of his purchases, international travels and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
No Instagram, 8-10 Hours of Study: How Prem Agarwal Secured All India Rank 3 In CA Intermediate
Surat's Prem Agarwal secured All India Rank 3 in the CA Intermediate September 2026 examination with 490 marks. He credits consistent revision, limited social media use, teachers' guidance and family support for his success.
How did 37 people declare themselves dead in Karnatakas voter rolls?
At least 37 people have reportedly filed forms seeking the deletion of their own names from Karnatakas electoral rolls on the ground that they were dead.
Doctors Desk Little Dancer Beats Brainstem Tumour
At 12, she faced a life-threatening tumour. Two surgeries and years of follow-up later, she is now preparing to becoming a computer engineer. For her neurosurgeon, seeing her thrive is the greatest reward
A vaccination drive was launched in two Gorakhpur villages after a cow died following unusual behaviour, raising fears of possible rabies exposure among people who had consumed a religious offering made using its milk. Health workers administered anti-rabies shots to around 450 residents as a precaution, though the animal's infection has not been confirmed.
Indian Bank raises special term deposit rates by 15 bps from October 23
Indian Bank has raised rates on its 555-day Ind Grow and 777-day Ind Prosper deposit schemes by 15 basis points each, following the RBI's October repo rate increase.
The business of big musicals: How India's live theatre is evolving
From Shriram Centre's long-running Shri Ram to Broadway-style productions, ABBA tributes and tech-laden shows at NCPA and NMACC, India's musical stage is getting bigger, brighter, pricier
'We Are Indians': Tripura Teen To NDTV On Delhi Influencer's Racist Video
Speaking to NDTV for the first time since the video gained attention on social media, Reang said he did not know he was being filmed until a friend sent him the clip.
India Rebuts UN Report Calling D-Company India-Based
India says Dawood Ibrahim fled the country long before his 2003 UN sanctions listing.
Yenepoya to present honorary doctorate to Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliar on October 24
Mysurugears up for an exciting Invitation Cup Weekend
Man arrested for allegedly stealing liquor from premium outlet in Muvattupuzha
The alleged theft took place at the outlet located along MC Road between 6.30 p.m. and 11 p.m. on October 20
FIR Against Former Shimla SSP For Alleged Fund Misappropriation
Shimla police have registered an FIR against former city SSP Sanjeev Kumar Gandhi for allegedly misappropriating Rs 2.35 lakh from a government fund and defrauding a police constable. The constable claimed he was not reimbursed for Rs 1.87 lakh spent from his personal account on official duties, despite signing a payment voucher.
KSRTC will expand its services, says Keralam Transport Minister C.P. John
Committees comprising local body heads and ward members will be formed to ensure local body participation in the functioning of KSRTC depots and services, says the Minister
AIBE 22 Exam On November 29; Check Registration Deadline And Key Dates
AIBE 22 registration closes on October 27, 2026, with fee payment accepted until October 28 and corrections by October 30.
1.16 crore allocated for renovation of Government Youth Hostel in Tiruchi
The Youth Hostel near the Anna Stadium on Race Course Road in Tiruchi had remained closed for the past five years
Banking system liquidity surplus shrinks to 542 cr amid tax outflows
Banking system liquidity surplus narrowed to Rs 542 crore as tax outflows tightened cash availability, pushing the weighted average call rate closer to the RBI's MSF rate.
Dark side of glow-ups: The ugly truth of India's beauty trends and what you need to be aware of
Four suspects escape police pursuit in Erode
Low coal stocks may impact ability to meet power demand surge: ICRA
Coal stocks at power plants stood at just six days against the 19-20-day norm, raising concerns over supply buffers as ICRA forecasts 8.5 per cent electricity demand growth in FY27
CSIR-CCMB scientists uncover key protein that helps cells detect and fight viruses
Pakistan and EU Condemn All Forms of Terrorism, Vow to Fight the Menace
The agreement was reached during the 10th round of the Pakistan-EU Bilateral Counterterrorism Dialogue, held in Islamabad.
Could an Epilepsy Drug Change Osteoarthritis Treatment? Beyond Painkillers
A recent study explores whether lacosamide, an existing epilepsy drug, could ease joint pain and protect cartilage. Orthopaedic specialists explain the limitations and what patients need to know.
Trump's midterm alarm bells are ringing: Five new polls hold clues
National polling ahead of the US midterm elections indicates a Democratic lead over Republicans in congressional races. Various surveys show that dissatisfaction with the current administration is affecting voter preferences. President Trump is experiencing low approval ratings, particularly regarding his economic management. Economic concerns, particularly rising gas prices, are influencing voter sentiment as the elections approach.
It's Never Done Till It's Done: S Jaishankar At NDTV World Summit On India-US Trade Deal
Often the last mile or the penultimate miles do pose their challenges. I think the [negotiating] teams are working through them now, S Jaishankar said in a session at the NDTV World Summit in New Delhi.
Mother, son injured in firecracker blast in Palakkad
House where the firecrackers were stored was destroyed, three nearby houses damaged. Police suspect that local firecrackers made using palm leaves were stored illegally in the house and may have caused the explosion
Delay in reconstruction of Tagore Centenary Hall in Kozhikode worries cultural activists
The hall was demolished in 2025 to make way for a modern, multi-purpose cultural complex
Epigraphist Nagayya chosen for history award
The award will be presented on Friday during the 40th National Conference of the Karnataka Itihasa Academy in Bidar
Mysuru Railway Division ramps up services, security for Dasara rush
Five pairs of additional trains were operated to cater to increased demand on key routes, including Bengaluru, Arsikere, Chamarajanagar and the DavangereHospet section.
Midday Meal Scheme: Nizamabad ZPHS In-Charge Headmaster Suspended For Negligence
The inquiry confirmed lapses in the implementation of the scheme at the school: Reports
Maximalist Era, Nizami Influence
At the recently held Lakm Fashion Week x FDCI, New Delhi, designer Anushree Reddy had something new to say about romance. Her work has been defined by wildflowers, soft pastels and a distinctly feminine sensibility; but this time she pushes the boundaries beyond the usual
Karnataka Council polls to test BJP-JD(S) alliance, Congresss strength amid internal differences
Polling will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. across 17 districts, with counting of votes scheduled for October 27
ULB polls: YSRCP alleges intimidation of contestants, stages protest at SEC office
The situation has not improved despite the Supreme Courts directions, it says, urging the election authorities to verify ground-level conditions instead of relying solely on reports from officials
Ultraviolette Automotive bets big on new models to drive global expansion
Ultraviolette Automotive plans to invest Rs 800 crore in a new Hosur facility, launch four products over the next year and expand exports to Europe, North America and Latin America.
IAS Officer Takes Healthcare Beyond Roads to Reach Remote Tribal Families in MP
Barwani's Collector is leading quarterly healthcare drives that take 13 essential health services to remote tribal households across difficult terrain.
India Wins 26 Medals In A Single Day At Asian Para Games, Tally Reaches 88
Indias best day at the 2026 Asian Para Games featured Sheetal Devis double gold as the countrys tally reached 88 medals, placing it fourth overall.
From haemorrhoids and pathogens to discomfort, doctors warn us not to carry smartphones inside toilet for our physical and mental well-being
Man killed in Vijayapura, his wife goes absconding
Parakala Prabhakar to participate in human chain protest against SIR in Hyderabad on October 24
Experts warn of weaker oversight of medical colleges after NMC scraps 2023 standards rules
Physical inspections had already become less frequent for some processes, such as applications to add seats in existing colleges, making it harder to catch ghost faculty or claimed infrastructure that does not exist
Jeff Bezos has been linked to a recently sold oceanfront mansion in Golden Beach, Florida, for $69.5 million. The luxurious 17,500-square-foot property features seven bedrooms and multiple pools, among other amenities. It is situated directly on the Atlantic Ocean, enhancing its appeal to potential buyers. Major sources assert that the property was purchased by a company associated with Bezos.
Violence mars AP local polls, TDP tears up YSRCP nomination papers
Amaravati: The Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) in Andhra Pradesh has alleged that the ruling Telugu Desam Party is using violence to prevent candidates from filing nominations for the upcoming Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency (MPTC) and Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituency (ZPTC) polls. At least three incidents surfaced where TDP supporters were caught on camera Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Amit Shah Launches 43 Yamuna Cleaning Projects, Vows Clean River By May 2029
The launched projects include a new sewage treatment plant (STP) at Okhla, 29 decentralised sewage treatment plants (DSTPs), and new sewer lines. The inauguration took place in Najafgarh
Over 53% of Dasara travellers opt for digital ticketing at Mysuru station
The South Western Railways Mysuru division says 53.4% of departing passengers used Automatic Ticket Vending Machines and the UTS mobile application for ticketing, helping reduce rush
Graduates constituency voters to get special casual leave today
This is to enable eligible voters to cast their votes during polling in the Council elections to the Karnataka West Graduates Constituency
Watch: The troubling reality of Indias PhD scholars | Focus Tamil Nadu
A professor at Tamil Nadus 131-year-old Sarah Tucker College in Tirunelveli was suspended after allegedly demanding 1 lakh from a research scholar for guiding her PhD. When did pursuing a doctorate become an exercise in pleasing your professor? In this episode of Focus Tamil Nadu, we examine the alleged exploitation of research scholars through bribes, gifts, errands and harassment, and why this culture persists despite government guidelines and court interventions.
Indian shipyards double delivery pipeline, but still hold only 0.5% of global orders
Indias shipbuilding push faces uphill battle as China dominates global orders.
Who Failed France? Sushant Sareen on West's Decay, Immigration Trap & What It Means for Indians
Frances protests raise a bigger question: is the West confronting the consequences of its own policies. Is immigration the real problem or are immigrants becoming convenient scapegoats for deeper economic, social and political failures? On this episode of Faultline, Ananya Dasgupta speaks to Sushant Sareen about immigration, assimilation and the growing political backlash across Western societies. From the US, France and Britain to Poland and Hungary, we examine the debate over borders, integration, multiculturalism and the Wests changing attitude towards migrants. And as anti-immigration politics gains ground, could law-abiding Indians and the wider Indian diaspora pay the price?
'Harassment...': Who PROTECTED Oregon Shooter? Police Records EXPOSE Shocking Lapses Before Killing
Newly obtained police records are raising chilling questions about the family home of the 16-year-old accused of carrying out the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. According to TMZ, police were called to the suspects family residence multiple times between 2023 and 2025 for incidents reportedly involving harassment, a noise complaint, domestic disputes, welfare checks and an unwanted person. One March 2023 call reportedly involved an allegation that the suspects mother, Shauntai May Nickerson, caused physical injury to a woman. However, it remains unclear who was involved in the incidents or how police resolved them.
Sanju Samson press conference: On critics, social media chatter and India win
Sanju Samson addresses the media, discussing social media, Indias win and other key talking points in his press conference.
Trump's New Award Obsession? POTUS Ripped Online After Nobel Snub Rant: BRAIN GONE
Donald Trump has reignited his long-running feud with journalists after claiming he deserved a Pulitzer Prize for writing during a rally in South Carolina. Still airing his grievance over missing out on the Nobel Peace Prize, the US president took aim at journalists who won Pulitzers for their Russia-related reporting, insisting they did not deserve the awards. His remarks have drawn mockery online, with critics questioning his writing credentials. The rally was also intended to boost Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham, but Trump's latest award grievance has grabbed fresh attention.
US Bases Are Next! IRGC Issues Stark Threat After Claiming Seven Ships Hit In Gulf Waters
Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy says seven ships were hit in Gulf waters, warning that continued US actions could trigger attacks on American bases across the region. The force claims four vessels were struck in the northern Gulf after using prohibited routes, while three others hit mines west of the Strait of Hormuz. The ships identities and casualty figures remain undisclosed. The announcement adds to tensions over control of the strategic waterway, as Tehran calls for regional countries to manage maritime security.
EUROPE PROTEST WAVE GROWS: Thousands Of Portugal Students Flood Streets Over SOARING Tuition Fees
Thousands of students have flooded the streets of Lisbon, Portugal, as anger grows over government plans to increase university tuition fees from the 20272028 academic year. The protests could mark another flashpoint in Europe's growing cost-of-living crisis, with young people warning that rising education costs and soaring rents are putting their futures at risk.Students marched through Lisbon chanting slogans such as To study is to protest! as they demanded that the government maintain the tuition fee freeze in place since 2020. Protesters say a single room in Lisbon can cost more than 600 a month, making it increasingly difficult for students to afford higher education.
Ohio Governor Race EXPLODES: Amy Acton On 'Elephant In The Room'; 'My mother unwell After HATE Ad'
Ohios governors race has erupted into controversy after Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy launched a $4 million statewide advertising campaign featuring the estranged biological mother of his Democratic rival, Amy Acton. The controversial ad has triggered a fierce response from Acton, who calls it a hideous and exploitative attempt to use her painful childhood for political gain.
Glenn Phillips press conference: What went wrong for New Zealand, India batting and more
New Zealands Glenn Phillips addresses the teams struggles, Indias batting performance and key takeaways in the press conference.
Extensive searches for missing girl in Gingee fail to yield results; CB-CID begins its probe
The Class II student was reported missing in the early hours of October 12. She had celebrated her birthday and then went to bed with her parents and grandmother around 11 p.m. on October 11
