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Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandannas team has filed a complaint with Hyderabad Cyber Crime authorities over allegedly fake and misleading content circulating online. The development comes after both actors responded strongly to the backlash surrounding their recent talk-show appearance and relationship. While Rashmika called out online bullying and defended her relationship, Vijay shared a blunt message for critics. The Virosh team has urged authorities to investigate alleged harassment, man

A ceasefire has been agreed upon in the conflict-ridden city of Oleshky, now under Russian occupation, allowing for a crucial humanitarian mission. Ukrainian officials have expressed strong dedication to the truce, seeking to provide vital resources and aid for civilian evacuations. Many individuals, especially children, have endured dire conditions for years amidst the relentless fighting.

Imran Khan Pal has filed a petition against a notice requiring him to leave India by November 14. The notice was issued after he participated in a protest in Mumbai supporting a political party. Khan's legal team argues that the notice infringes on his constitutional rights and lacks due process. He claims to have lived in India since childhood and holds an Overseas Citizen of India card.

A Kerala consumer commission has taken a firm stand against a Royal Enfield dealer for unfair practices following a delayed motorcycle delivery. After an arduous wait of three months, the buyer received a different colored model, compounded by issues reported upon pickup. The ruling mandated the dealer to compensate the complainant with Rs 25,000 plus legal fees, with a strict 30-day timeline for compliance to avoid accruing additional interest.

Karnataka has witnessed a noteworthy change following the Special Intensive Revision, with the voter count receding by approximately 99.76 lakh from a starting figure of 5.5 crore. Among these, 86.56 lakh voters fall within the 20-29 age demographic, complemented by 6.83 lakh fresh registrations. The majority of the removed voters, totaling 65.45 lakh, were identified as permanently shifted. The process concluded with 43.

Police in Kochi are investigating whether a fire at a horticulture nursery near the Kadavumbhagam Synagogue was a test run for a wider plot. Messages recovered from the accuseds phone allegedly refer to Jewish places of worship and attacks in several cities. Investigators are tracing the senders, following cryptocurrency payments including USDT, and examining reconnaissance visuals and three suspected practice runs in Ernakulam rural. The anti-terror squad is involved, and an NIA handover is und

Kate Middleton has shared an unseen photograph featuring Prince William, their three children and mountain rescue volunteers. The picture was taken after she completed Britain's National Three Peaks Challenge in June 2026 to support a cancer charity following her cancer treatment. She posted the photograph on October 25 to mark Mountain Rescue Awareness Day and thank volunteers for their service.

A stunning marble torso of a Roman emperor made headlines at an auction, fetching an astounding $34.26 million, breaking previous records. This remarkable piece, which was sold for only $7.36 million in 2010, showcases its enduring appeal. With its origins in ancient Rome, the sculpture highlights military honor and divine connection, and it has been featured in significant museum displays across the US.

Andy Willis received the Community Shining Star Award at the Dyslexia Awards 2026 held in Telford. He has been a community campaigner for 25 years, supporting vulnerable individuals and families in Banburyshire. Known as the 'Peoples Champion', he founded the Banburyshire Advice Centre to help residents navigate support systems. His extensive voluntary work has contributed to raising awareness of dyslexia and the support available.

Archaeological research at Shg Xdaltth in Alaska revealed a rich site dating back 13,800 years. The site included stone tools, animal remains, and evidence of a possible shelter. Researchers identified activities such as food processing, toolmaking, and clothing production among early inhabitants. Comparisons with similar tools in Siberia suggest cultural connections across the Bering Land Bridge.

In retaliation for a tragic church attack that left nine dead in Karak, Jordan's air force launched targeted airstrikes against Islamic State strongholds in southern Syria. Military reports indicate that over 20 militants were neutralized. While the Jordanian military aimed to minimize civilian harm, Syrian sources revealed that the strikes resulted in seven fatalities, including three children, illustrating the complex repercussions of this military engagement.

In this exclusive interview with TimesofIndia.com, Devdutt Padikkal opens up about the toughest phase of his cricketing career, the challenges that made him question his future, and his journey back to form. The India batter reflects on the setbacks, struggles and determination that shaped his comeback.

Gurgaon's old 200-bed Civil Hospital was demolished in 2021 after repeated structural failures. The plan was to replace it with a new facility. Today, the site is a parking lot.In January 2025, the government said construction would begin by May. That deadline passed, and the project remains stuck.The proposed Rs 1,054-crore hospital is planned in phases. Why has Gurgaon's replacement civil hospital still not been built?

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said India is open to promoting free and fair trade with every country, including China. He noted that China supplies important intermediate goods and raw materials to India, adding that concerns over unfair pricing would be addressed through established judicial processes. Goyal also expressed hope that India would become a major exporter of goods and services to China and the ASEAN region in the coming years. Highlighting India's economic p

Fresh protests swept Paris on Monday after the fatal shooting of Pengo Bossio Wangi, a 26-year-old athlete of Congolese origin, triggered demonstrations against racism and the far right. Riot police moved into the crowd as mourners gathered, with footage showing officers pushing demonstrators back and a protester receiving medical treatment for a head injury. The shooting in Trappes left one person dead and five wounded. Meanwhile, student-led protests and wider unrest are adding to pressure on

The Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi will witness a divine spectacle of lamps as Baba Shri Kashi Vishwanath is adorned with Deepmala Shringar during the Saptarishi Aarti every day throughout the holy month of Kartik, beginning October 26 and continuing until Kartik Purnima.

A rescue mission turned into an emotional reunion as forest staff in the Kurseong division reunited an elephant mother with her calf after seven hours of tracking. ��The mother and calf had fallen into a water tank and were rescued, but the calf became separated from its mother during the operation. Forest staff tracked the mother and eventually brought the two back together.The calf was reportedly smeared with dung to mask human scent, a method used in some wildlife rescue situati

In Delhi, Acting Head of State of the Principality of Liechtenstein Hereditary Prince Alois, along with his spouse Hereditary Princess Sophie, met the Indian delegation, while President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the Liechtenstein delegation.

At an age when most children are still learning to string sentences together, a toddler from Karnataka is already making a name for herself on the tabla. Swarshri Hegde, who is just 2 years and 10 months old, has found a place in the India Book of Records for reciting and playing 12 taals on the instrument. A video of her performance, shared on X, has gone viral and drawn heartfelt reactions from netizens across the country.

The singer shared a video celebrating the beauty of the Taj Mahal, captioning it WAH TAJ BOLIYE as he gave a shoutout to the wonders of India. With his Aura India Tour 2026, Diljit continues to bring his signature energy and Punjabi pride to the spotlight.

Watch | Heavy rainfall under the influence of Cyclone Arnab causes waterlogging in several parts of Puri district in Odisha, affecting devotees visiting the Jagannath Temple.

Donald Trump praised Iranians as very smart people before boasting that American forces had beat the s**t out of them during remarks at a rally in Mississippi.Trump argued that Iran had started the conflict with the United States, praised the countrys weapons capabilities and dismissed the ceasefire as a waste of time. He also claimed Washington had allowed ships through as a gesture of goodwill before concluding that the pause had achieved little.

JD Vance has taken another cheeky swipe at Donald Trumps fixation on peoples physiques and the internet has plenty to say. Speaking at a Montana rally on October 26, the vice president joked about being complimented on his beautiful blue eyes before declaring that men in the Trump-Vance administration were self-confident. He then quipped that Trump had been noticing a lot about the physiques of everybody lately. The remark sparked online mockery, with critics questioning whether Vance was trying

Prince Harry wants to reconcile with King Charles and Prince William, but a royal expert warns his latest move could backfire. In his GQ interview, the Duke of Sussex expressed hope for peace, yet commentator Richard Fitzwilliams called his public appeal a major mistake, arguing it could deepen the royal family rift. After years of controversy surrounding Meghan Markle, their royal exit and Harrys memoir Spare, can the Sussexes repair broken family ties, or are reconciliation hopes fading?

India's No. 3 Devdutt Padikkal opens up in an exclusive interview with Times of India Sports about his experiences in Perth, lessons from Sri Lanka, and preparations ahead of India's upcoming tour of New Zealand. Padikkal reflects on setbacks, his growth as a cricketer, and the challenges of performing at the highest level.

PDP president Mehbooba Mufti launched a sharp attack on National Conference founder Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah on Accession Day, saying the leader who championed Jammu and Kashmirs accession to India later turned against it and began advocating Pakistan, a plebiscite and separatism. Mufti alleged that Sheikh Abdullahs political shift gave Hindutva forces an opportunity to target Jammu and Kashmirs special status and intensify their campaign for one nation, one flag and one Constitution. She also s

Oman has criticised the United States approach towards Iran, arguing that lasting security in the Gulf cannot be achieved by treating Tehran as a threat. Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi said negotiations between Washington and Tehran before the war were making significant progress, with an agreement within reach before the conflict derailed diplomatic efforts. He has proposed a non-aggression pact involving the six Gulf states, Iran and Iraq, arguing that regional countries must work toget

Iran has issued a stark warning to Israel, declaring that Tehran is waiting for the first spark and threatening to respond to even the slightest aggression amid rapidly escalating regional tensions.An Iranian security official quoted by Fars accused Benjamin Netanyahu of making confrontation with Iran part of his election campaign and urged Israelis to prepare escape routes. The warning comes as reports suggest US forces are positioned to launch major operations against Iran within 96 hours of r

Karnataka has completed the Special Intensive Revision of the electoral roll after 129 days of processing. More than 20% of voters were removed for various classifications, including permanently shifted residents. During the review, nearly 7.87 lakh citizens applied for inclusion in the final voter list by using Form 6. A significant number of voters also requested modifications to their details in the electoral roll.