A week before November 3 midterm, Democrats edge ahead of Republicans
Massive spendings by both sides mark the last phase of fierce campaigning By Ashok Nilakantan Ayers NEW YORK: Suburban Philadelphia offered no refuge from the cold autumn air. Outside, the roadside billboards told a tale of two realities. One blared a line about Restoring Order and American Strength, while the other carried a [] The post A week before November 3 midterm, Democrats edge ahead of Republicans appeared first on Northlines .
The UK, EU spent billions on Ukraine to proxy-fight Russia
Syrian civil war is the longest modern era proxy fight By Nantoo Banerjee The long-drawn Ukraine-Russia war seems to be turning out to become the worlds largest and most expensive proxy war in the modern era, in which the European Union and the United Kingdom have so far spent nearly $300 billion on [] The post The UK, EU spent billions on Ukraine to proxy-fight Russia appeared first on Northlines .
Fresh protests erupt at Jamia Millia Islamia hours after election announcement; students detained
You need to take a lesson or two from us: Goyal tells Dutch Trade Minister to embrace deregulation
Opposition party YSRCP has submitted a fresh application to the Supreme Court concerning the Andhra Pradesh local body elections. The application requests the formation of a committee to investigate alleged election irregularities and prevent unopposed victories. YSRCP claims that violence hindered numerous candidates from filing their nominations, and they seek an extension for the nomination deadline. Additionally, they have requested the release of CCTV footage from nomination centers.
The Other Side of Rehabilitation: A Home, But at What Cost?
By: Chandrani Das Four years after families from Bhoomiheen Camp were relocated to permanent housing in south-east Delhi, recurring complaints about water supply, sanitation and deteriorating common spaces raise questions about what rehabilitation means beyond the handing over of keys. Three people were injured in a violent incident at Asha Kiran Apartments in Govindpuri, Delhi, [] The post The Other Side of Rehabilitation: A Home, But at What Cost? appeared first on Northlines .
Increasing Nuclear threats amid a changing world order
Hegemonic approach in Global relations would be catastrophic By Dr Arun Mitra The escalating conflict in West Asia has raised serious concerns about the possibility of a wider war. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly issued threats against Iran, at times invoking its annihilation. Whether these statements are coercive rhetoric or a prelude [] The post Increasing Nuclear threats amid a changing world order appeared first on Northlines .
APs Tirupati regional investment meet draws 11,732 crore investment proposals
Of the total proposals, 50 MoUs involving investments of 7,380.68 crore and 16,612 jobs relate to projects in Tirupati, Chittoor, Annamayya, YSR Kadapa and SPSR Nellore districts
'Fight is on': Ritabrata-led TMC accuses Mamata camp of looting truck carrying affidavits to EC
Form 18 data reaching private hands: Telangana CEO orders probe
Hyderabad:Telangana Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) C Sudarshan Reddy on Monday, October 26, ordered an inquiry into complaints that personal details submitted by graduates enrolling for the Legislative Council polls were being passed on to private parties, directing officials to book cases against those responsible. District election officers in the Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad and WarangalKhammamNalgonda Graduates constituencies have 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 .
Cyclone Arnab: Affected people in AP can report emergencies via Mana Mitra WhatsApp service
People can report power outages, fallen trees, collapsed walls, waterlogging and other cyclone-related issues by sending Hi to 9552300009 on WhatsApp
Rahul Gandhi to kickstart Congress Punjab campaign from Mann's home turf on November 4
Rahul Gandhi will launch the Congress party's campaign in Sangrur on November 4, targeting AAP's chief minister Bhagat Mann. The Congress aims to present a unified front after facing internal conflicts and leadership tussles. Pargat Singh, recently appointed leadership, will steer the partys efforts in the upcoming Punjab assembly elections. Congress leaders have been engaging to emphasize party unity amidst their electoral challenge.
Out of the total in-principle administrative nod accorded, the Ministry stated that approximately 82 per cent of the procurements will be made from the Indian Industry
Congress targets 10 lakh people for November 1 rally against 'vote theft' in Delhi: Alka Lamba
Addressing a press conference in Shimla, Lamba targeted the Election Commission and the Centre, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, action against him and the cancellation of his decisions. She also demanded a halt to the SIR exercise and a return to ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
Ranji Trophy: Ton-Up Raghuvanshi, Musheer Script Mumbai's Strong Start
Angkrish Raghuvanshi's maiden first-class century and Musheer Khan's 109 powered Mumbai to 290/3 against Haryana, while Raghuvanshi credited coach Abhishek Nayar with helping overcome red-ball doubts.
Karnataka CM Shivakumar urges sugar mills to be large-hearted towards cane growers
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has appealed to sugar mill proprietors to tackle the persistent disputes over cane pricing. He stressed that fostering goodwill from factories is essential to assist farmers grappling with rising cultivation expenses. The state government has committed to sharing some of the financial pressures related to cane support alongside mill partnerships. Farmers nationwide are grappling with similar issues regarding sugar prices and production challenges.
SIR strikes 7% names off Meghalaya's voters' list
The Northeastern state had 23,49,645 voters before the SIR, which struck off 1,65,682 names from the electoral rolls, they said
Broke locks, scaled walls: Congress MPs named in Jamia FIR amid students' unrest
As Kohli, Rohit's era winds down, Klusener sees Sooryavanshi as 'next superstar'
Lance Klusener is optimistic about the future of Indian cricket, emphasizing that the legacy will endure even after legends like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma step back. He sees Shubman Gill as a viable leader for the future and also points to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, stating that his rising talent signals the next wave of cricketing excellence. With each new generation, the sport continues to evolve.
What Will You Do by Knowing?' How To Break The Silence Around Mothers And Wealth in Our Homes
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Ranji Trophy: Shetty's five-For Puts Karnataka in Command
Shikhar Shetty's 5/54 and Manvanth Kumar's three wickets bowled Tripura out for 194, before Karnataka lost Mayank Agarwal to finish Day One at 10/1, trailing by 184 runs.
Iran Announces FULL BLOCKADE Of Hormuz After 4 Ships Targeted For Violating Tehran's Directives
Iranian-linked reports say passage through the Strait of Hormuz has been completely halted for vessels accused of violating Tehrans maritime rules, following fresh tanker attacks and the destruction of navigation systems.The escalation comes during a record month for attacks on commercial shipping in and around the strait, with dozens of vessels damaged since the conflict with Iran began. The IRGC Navy has claimed control over the strategic waterway and warned ships against using unauthorised routes.
Bibi Vs IDF? Israeli Military Chief 'Refuses' Netanyahu's Order To Strike Iran - Report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir are reportedly at odds over a proposed military action that defence officials fear could quickly trigger renewed confrontation with Iran just days before Israels election.Channel 12 reported that Zamir sought further discussions and formal authorization before carrying out the move, while opposition leaders accused Netanyahu of risking escalation for political purposes. Netanyahu denied there was any confrontation with the army chief and insisted Israel remained prepared for threats from Iran.
'Zelensky Insults Trump More Than Iran': Russia's Savage Take On U.S-Ukraine Clash As Rift Deepens
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has launched a sharp attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, claiming his defiance of US President Donald Trump is damaging Washingtons interests more than Iran, Cuba and Venezuela combined. In a Telegram post, Medvedev accused Zelensky of rejecting US-backed peace proposals, working to turn European leaders against Trump and continuing attacks on Russian oil refineries despite Washingtons objections. He also alleged that Zelensky had misused American taxpayer money under both the Biden and Trump administrations and accused Kyiv of links to Mexican drug cartels. These allegations have not been independently established. The remarks come amid growing tensions between Trump and Zelensky over Ukraines military strategy, US support and the impact of attacks on Russian energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, Trump has temporarily eased certain sanctions on Russian fuel exports as part of an arrangement with Moscow to help address energy supply pressures, adding another layer to the shifting dynamics between Washington, Kyiv and Moscow.
Trump's administration has intensified deportations while restricting immigration paths for skilled workers. The Gold Card program offers wealthy individuals a streamlined path to US residency. Meanwhile, the H-1B visa application process has seen a significant drop in registrations. Refugee admissions have decreased dramatically compared to previous years, raising concerns for many migrants. Overall, immigration policies reflect a stark contrast between enforcement and opportunities for affluent applicants.
Meghan Markle's Father BOMBSHELL: WHO Wrote The 2019 Letter About Her Estranged Dad?
A 2019 letter containing allegations about Meghan Markles estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., has taken on fresh significance after the identity of its reported author emerged. The letter was reportedly written by Roslyn Loveless, Thomas Markles late first wife and the mother of Meghans half-siblings. Meghan previously said she was aware of disturbing allegations about her father and was deeply distressed by the revelations. The Metropolitan Police confirmed receiving a letter relating to Thomas Markle in 2019 and is reviewing its handling of the matter. Thomas Markle denies the allegations, and the investigation continues.
Bernie Sanders Reveals Why Trump Is Scared Of Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Victory | Watch
With the November 3 midterm elections approaching, Michigan's Senate race is drawing national attention as Democrats and Republicans battle for control of the U.S. Senate. In Grand Rapids, Sanders criticised the Republican campaign's rhetoric and highlighted healthcare, housing and economic inequality. El-Sayed responded defiantly, telling supporters that Trump could be calling him Senator after the election. The confrontation follows Barack Obama's campaign appearance in Detroit and Trump's rally in Port Huron, where the president repeated his attacks on the Democratic nominee.
Iran's Shock Message To Israeli Voters On Netanyahu Ahead Of Crucial Poll | 'Whether You Kick...'
Iran has dismissed the significance of Israels election less than 24 hours before voters head to the polls, saying it makes no difference who ultimately leads the country. Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Israels political leadership had brought what he described as violence and killing to the region, arguing that Tehran sees little meaningful difference between the alternatives competing for power. The message comes as Benjamin Netanyahu has placed Iran prominently in the final days of his campaign. He has warned that Iran or its allies could attempt to disrupt the election and has portrayed Tehran as an existential security threat; Iran, meanwhile, has dismissed Netanyahus recent threats as empty and a sign of desperation. That creates a stark election-eve contrast: Netanyahu is telling Israelis that confronting Iran is central to the countrys future, while Tehran says whether Netanyahu stays or goes changes nothing in its view of Israel.
India's efforts to achieve 'atmanirbharta' in defence entering its second phase: Rajnath Singh
In his address at the plenary session of the Indian Navy's annual seminar Swavlamban 2026 here, he also suggested building a roadmap of specified areas in which self-reliance is needed, and the timelines for achieving those goals.
India's green cover shrank from 36.9% in 2001 to 31.35% in 2025: Study
Non-green land increased from 63.05% to 68.65% during the same period, indicating continuous expansion of anthropogenic and sparsely vegetated surfaces across large parts of the country
Most people globally face 'high genetic risk' for three common diseases: Study
The team analysed data from two major population biobanks that include whole genome sequencing, covering nearly one million individuals
'Rising runoff, flood risks': Fresh warning over Chinas mega Brahmaputra dam
Chinese researchers highlight potential increases in runoff and flood risks for the Brahmaputra River this century. Their study uses tree-ring data to model future climate scenarios affecting runoff. The implications of the $168 billion mega dam project in Tibet raise concerns for downstream countries like India and Bangladesh. Researchers urge careful planning of water-resource infrastructure to mitigate risks associated with international river management.
Brazil's real sinks in spot trading after Lula's reelection
Brazil's real weakened 12.2% against the US dollar in spot trading early on Monday, falling to 5.60 per greenback, after leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva defeated right-wing Senator Flavio Bolsonaro in a runoff vote to win reelection.
Brown Calls New York Knicks Effort 'Crap After 0-3 Start As Jalen Brunson Demands Accountability
Following a 10-point fourth-quarter collapse against the Orlando Magic, coach Mike Brown and captain Jalen Brunson spoke candidly about the struggling, 0-3 defending champion Knicks.
Formula 1: 'It was a good week overall', says Ferrari's Fred Vasseur after United States GP
Digital Desk | Austin, Oct 26 (IANS) Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur called the United States Grand Prix a good week despite the team missing out on a double podium at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin. Team driver Charles Leclerc wanted more from the race after he finished P2 in Austin, while Lewis Hamilton finished P4 behind Red Bull's Max Verstappen as Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli won the race. I don't know if you had all the radio, but very early in the race, Charles was targeting P1, Vasseur said, as quoted by F1. And when you do P2, and you target P1, you are not happy. But this I like as a feeling. Honestly, at the end of the weekend, I think it's a good week, a good result for us for the third or fourth race in a row; we are the team scoring the biggest amount of points. I think we are on the right track, but for sure, when you have this feeling that you are in a good shape on the weekend and you do P2, you can have also a bit of frustration. But the frustration sometimes is good, he added. Ferrari went for a two-stop strategy after both their drivers started on the soft compound of tyres to push early after starting the race P4 and P5. The team principal felt the strategy was the best. Today I think that it was between one and two stops. We had to be aggressive starting from P4, P5. It was a good call from us. Now when you start a bit behind, you start to have the dirty air, and you have to be a bit more aggressive. And without perhaps the Virtual Safety Car at the end, Lewis was perhaps able to come back on Max, I don't know. Probably yes, he added. Ferrari have been doing well in the practice sessions this season, but have not been able to translate those outings into qualifying and races more often than not. Leclerc topped the timing sheets on Friday, and Hamilton was the fastest in FP3. The two were fourth and fifth in qualifying. However, the Ferrari team boss felt that the Saturday result was also good, considering that others did not improve as well. But overall, I think it's a good weekend in terms of pace and execution. Everything went well except the last lap in Q3. It's true for us, but if you have a look at (Saturday), I think it was quite particular that the two McLarens didn't improve, Russell didn't improve, and the two Red Bulls didn't improve. I think what is true is that with the cars or the tyres, the window is very narrow, and as soon as you are a bit out, quickly you lose two or three tenths. And today in F1 (in) the top eight, two or three tenths can be a sixth position. It means that you can move from the super result to nowhere for a gust of wind, or you slide a little bit too much on the out lap, or you have to slow down, as we had the case in Madrid, you have to slow down a little bit, don't stick to your pace on the out lap, or whatever, the impact is huge, he added. He also highlighted that the SF-26 package is doing well. Pace was good, he said. For sure, the pace from the beginning when we put the car on track on Friday morning, to the last lap of the race, the pace was there. What we have to pay attention to is that competitiveness is not just about the package; it's also the fact that sometimes set-up, tyre management, you are in the right spot, and you are doing a good weekend. And sometimes not. And if you have the package when you are not in the right spot, you can also have the feeling that it's not working, he added.
Small finance banks expand reach, but India's credit gap remains wide
After a decade of rapid growth, small finance banks are looking beyond their original mandate, even as they navigate microfinance stress and the challenge of building sustainable businesses
Trump's Crude Remark About Nicki Minaj's A** At Rally, Then An Apology
The singer travelled with Trump to the state aboard Air Force One. She filmed a video with an aide on the president's plane, pretending to interview for the White House press secretary role.
'It was a good week overall': Ferrari Principal Fred Vasseur after United States GP
Digital Desk | Austin, Oct 26 (IANS) Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur called the United States Grand Prix a good week despite the team missing out on a double podium at the Circuit of the Americas here. Team driver Charles Leclerc wanted more from the race after he finished P2 in Austin, while Lewis Hamilton finished P4 behind Red Bull's Max Verstappen, as Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli won the race. I don't know if you had all the radio, but very early in the race, Charles was targeting P1, Vasseur said, as quoted by F1. And when you do P2, and you target P1, you are not happy. But this I like as a feeling. Honestly, at the end of the weekend, I think it's a good week, a good result for us for the third or fourth race in a row; we are the team scoring the biggest amount of points. I think we are on the right way, but for sure, when you have this feeling that you are in a good shape on the weekend and you do P2, you can have also a bit of frustration. But the frustration sometimes is good, he added. Ferrari went for a two-stop strategy after both their drivers started on the soft compound of tyres to push early after starting the race P4 and P5. The team principal felt the strategy was the best. Today I think that it was between one and two stops. We had to be aggressive starting from P4, P5. It was a good call from us. Now, when you start a bit behind, you start to have the dirty air, and you have to be a bit more aggressive. And without perhaps the Virtual Safety Car at the end, Lewis was perhaps able to come back on Max, I don't know. Probably yes, he added. Ferrari have been doing well in the practice sessions this season, but have not been able to translate those outings into qualifying and races more often than not. Leclerc topped the timing sheets on Friday, and Hamilton was the fastest in FP3. The two were fourth and fifth in qualifying. However, the Ferrari team boss felt that the Saturday result was also good, considering that others did not improve as well. But overall, I think it's a good weekend in terms of pace and execution. Everything went well except the last lap in Q3. It's true for us, but if you have a look on (Saturday), I think it was quite particular, that the two McLarens didn't improve, Russell didn't improve, the two Red Bulls didn't improve. I think what is true is that with the cars or the tyres, the window is very narrow, and as soon as you are a bit out, quickly you lose two or three tenths. And today in F1 (in) the top eight, two or three tenths can be a sixth position. It means that you can move from the super result to nowhere for gust of wind, or you slide a little bit too much in the out lap, or you have to slow down, as we had the case in Madrid, you have to slow down a little bit, don't stick to your pace in the out lap, or whatever, the impact is huge, he added. He also highlighted that the SF-26 package is doing well. Pace was good, he said. For sure the pace from the beginning when we put the car on track on Friday morning, to the last lap of the race, the pace was there. What we have to pay attention is that competitiveness is not just about the package; it's also the fact that sometimes set-up, tyre management, you are in the right spot, and you are doing a good weekend. And sometimes not. And if you have the package when you are not in the right spot, you can also have the feeling that it's not working, he added.
Morkel's tip for India bowlers to tackle Wellington winds: Stand in front of a fan
Morkel's tip for India bowlers to tackle Wellington winds: Stand in front of a fan
Pioneering industrial band Ministry is done. Take it from founder Al Jourgensen: 'It's time to go'
Ministry, the pioneering industrial rock band that paved the way for acts like Nine Inch Nails, is calling it quits after 45 years
Ex-minister Anbil Mahesh held in Rs 100 cr private schools
Chennai: Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader and former Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi was arrested on Monday, October 26, in connection with a Rs 100 crore private schools scam, police said. He was arrested by the Greater Chennai Polices Central Crime Branch (CCB) shortly after the Madras High Court dismissed his anticipatory 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 .
BJP holds nationwide protests over Kharge's remarks against PM Modi, demands apology
BJP organized nationwide protests following Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial remarks about Prime Minister Modi. These protests involved party members across various states, demanding an apology from Kharge. In Delhi, attendees rallied near Kharge's residence while protests spread to states like Karnataka and Jharkhand. Leaders in multiple regions criticized Kharge's comments and emphasized respect for the Prime Minister.
How Rohit Sharma battled a career-threatening hip injury: He's a ticking bomb
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Keerthy Suresh Opens Up About Working With 'Insecure Male Co-Stars'; Radhika Apte Reacts
Keerthy Suresh revealed that she has worked with insecure male co-stars who made her question herself. Radhika Apte also spoke about how some women selectively practise sisterhood.
Teenage girl raped, murdered in Bengal's Gaighata; one arrested
The class 11 student went missing on the night of October 24 after attending a musical programme near a market in Gaighata, says officials
Oxford Street Goes Traffic-Free: London And Delhi's Different Street Experiments
Oxford Street's traffic restrictions are now in force, but the broader transformation is still under way. Planned additions such as trees, seating and public squares are expected in 2027.
One hell of a great a**: Trump's remark about Nicki Minaj draws cheers at Michigan rally
US President Donald Trump sparked reactions at a rally in Michigan after making a lewd remark about rapper Nicki Minaj's appearance. The comment drew cheers from the crowd, after which Trump apologised for going off-topic and said he hoped Minaj was not offended.
Some iPhone Duo owners experienced screen damage with multiple bright lines obscuring parts of the phone's display.
Maharashtra open to raising Tummidihetti barrage to 152 meter
Hyderabad: In a significant development, Maharashtra has said it is willing to consider Telanganas proposal to raise the Tummidihatti barrage to 152 meters, provided it does not affect its people. He also said the Central Water Commission would continue its technical assessments within its jurisdiction. The meeting of Chief Ministers Devendra Fadnavis and Revanth Reddy 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 .
Pratap Trailer: Amit Sadh's Encounter Specialist-Turned-Prisoner Faces His Biggest Battle
The movie is scheduled to arrive in theatres on November 20
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Oct 26 (IANS) Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday pitched for linking the voters' list with Aadhaar and other biometric verification tools, arguing that this was the need of the hour given the scale of electoral irregularities and manipulation of electoral rolls by those in power. The SP supremo made the demand during a press conference on Monday, where he pointed fingers at the Centre and the Election Commission, accusing them of facilitating tampering of the voter list and rigging in elections. He accused the Centre of weakening democracy and eroding the trust of people in constitutional institutions through match-fixing of votes. The government that shuns questions weakens democracy, he said and called for safeguarding the integrity of elections by deploying the latest technology. Voter lists should be linked with Aadhaar, and a biometric system should be introduced at the polling booths. It should not be optional, and everyone should be added. These devices are not very expensive, and technology can help rectify irregularities, he said. The SP supremo, raising concerns over duplicate voter entries and their impact on electoral outcomes, said that on multiple occasions, the same names appear in the electoral rolls again and accused the BJP of orchestrating these discrepancies for electoral gains. Akhilesh alleged that over 2,000 entries under the name Sunita, wife of Rajesh have been found across the state. He emphasised that it is the Election Commission's responsibility to ensure that no eligible voter is left out and that no ineligible names are included, and argued that creating duplicate voter IDs would not be easy, but could be controlled to a large extent if the Commission harnesses technology to investigate the alleged irregularities. Akhileshs fresh attack on the poll panel and Centre came while inducting party leaders from other parties who jumped ship to join SP. The leaders who joined the SP in the presence of the party chief included former BJP MLAs Sinod Shakya and Kushagra Sagar, former IAS officer Ram Bahadur Pasi, BJP leader Chandra Kumar Mishra, and Dara Singh Prajapati (previously associated with the BSP). Akhilesh stated that the SP has experience of coalition politics and will work alongside its allies to oust the BJP from power. He urged party workers to strengthen the organisation at the booth level. He also commented that many BJP MLAs are also interested in switching allegiance.
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Defending Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge amid a brewing political row over his recent remarks regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Monday asserted that his father merely responded in a language they understand after being directly provoked by a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporter at the Patna event. Hitting out at the BJP for crying foul, the Karnataka Minister urged the ruling party to introspect on its own political conduct and past rhetoric against the Gandhi family. I would urge them to have a look at what they have done previously... The entire ecosystem, you know how they misbehaved when it was Mrs Gandhi's birthday on social media... They called Rahul Gandhi a hybrid calf and Pappu. This is their culture. Conveniently, the BJP is forgetting how this entire episode happened, Priyank Kharge told ANI. Clarifying the sequence of events that prompted the controversial retort, he stated, When Kharge ji was making a speech...
Worli leads Mumbai's luxury housing market: Lighthouse Luxury report
Mumbai recorded 3,145 luxury home sales worth 32,623 crore in H1 FY27, with Worli leading transactions as Andheri West, Versova and Tardeo also witnessed strong growth
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Gold, silver prices rebound after last week's fall; check rates in Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru
Gold and silver prices rebounded on October 26 after falling last week. In Mumbai, 24-carat gold was priced at 1,42,250 per 10 grams, while Delhi recorded 1,42,010 and Bengaluru 1,42,370. Silver was priced at 1,96,240 per kg in Mumbai, 1,95,900 in Delhi and 1,96,400 in Bengaluru.
'Not on women's side': Radhika Apte on being masculine in Akka
Radhika Apte has described her Akka character, Rudra, as having problematic and masculine traits, explaining that the gangsters actions stem from a lack of self-love and doesn't side with women. Co-starring Keerthy Suresh, the crime thriller is set in a fictional South Indian city ruled by a matriarch
Lance Klusener believes Indian cricket has the talent to move smoothly into its next era, backing Shubman Gill to lead the team for years while identifying young batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as a potential future superstar
Telangana graduates must re-enrol for MLC polls by Nov 6: CEO
Hyderabad:Graduates in two of Telanganas three graduates constituencies have until November 6 to enrol as voters for the Legislative Council elections due early next year and even those already on the rolls are not exempt, election officials said on Monday, October 26. The electoral rolls for the Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad and Warangal-Khammam-Nalgonda Graduates constituencies are being prepared 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 .
Macron says French PM to announce 'strong measures' as protests threaten fresh unrest
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that his Prime Minister will announce strong measures to address ongoing protests. He emphasized the need for the government to respond to the legitimate demands of protesters. Meanwhile, Interior Minister mentioned that further protests are anticipated next Saturday. A news conference is scheduled for Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu after speaking with high school unions. This situation highlights the ongoing social tensions within the country.
Apologise or go to Pakistan: Protests erupt in Jammu over Farooq Abdullah's remark
Farooq Abdullah's recent comments in Baramulla regarding Pakistan protecting Kashmiris have incited protests across Jammu. Various organizations, including BJP groups, demanded his immediate apology, stating his remarks were anti-national. Several political leaders, including BJP's Sat Sharma, called for legal action against Abdullah for his statements. Concerns were raised about national security and the implications of his words on sovereignty.
Imran Khan Seeks Stay On FRRO's Leave India Notice, Hearing On October 27
Actor Imran Khan will have to wait until Tuesday to know whether he can get relief from the notice asking him to leave India. The Bombay High Court is scheduled to hear his petition on October 27, after the matter was
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ITC Hotels' net profit rises 52% to 202.65 crore in July-September
The hospitality sector player had posted a net profit of 133.29 crore during the corresponding July-September (Q2) period of the previous financial year
Jio IPO Allotted? Here's What Your 12 Shares Could Be Worth On Listing Day
If you applied as a retail investor and get Jio Platforms shares in tonight's allotment, you will receive exactly 12 of them. Here is what that single lot could be worth when the stock lists on Wednesday, based on the grey market and a range of listing scenarios.
New Jersey teen helps rescue two, wins state's first JROTC Gold Valor Award
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'He Was In His Element': Harish Uthaman On Working With Ranbir Kapoor In Ramayana
Ramayana: Part 1 is scheduled to release on Diwali, November 5, and stars Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi in key roles
BJP must stop 'petty politics': Manickam Tagore on Rahul Gandhi's acquittal in Sultanpur case
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Congress President and MP Manickam Tagore on Monday welcomed the Sultanpur court's verdict acquitting Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case, while accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of indulging in what he described as petty politics by filing cases against the Rae Bareli MP. Earlier in the day, a special MP-MLA court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, acquitted Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case related to alleged objectionable remarks against Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who was serving as the BJP president when the case was filed in 2018. Speaking to IANS, Tagore said the case against Gandhi was a fake case filed by the BJP, which, according to him, had wasted both the Congress leader's time and the court's time. Sultanpur, the fake case which was against Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case which has been registered by the BJP to waste his time as well as the time of the court, the verdict has come. We welcome the verdict, but the BJP and RSS must stop these kinds of things; the right to speech should not be stopped, Tagore said. The Congress MP further asserted that Rahul Gandhi would not be intimidated by legal cases and would continue to raise issues concerning the people of the country. Rahul Gandhi is a leader who is not going to be afraid of cases. There are more than 45 cases registered across India by BJP people to make Rahul Gandhi run from one court to another. He is fighting for the people of India; he is fighting for the truth of India; therefore, it's a welcome verdict by the court. We hope that BJP does not engage in such petty politics again, Tagore added. Gandhi was present in court when the verdict was pronounced. The court observed that Rahul Gandhi's remarks did not amount to defamation, bringing an end to the case at the current stage of proceedings. The verdict was welcomed by Congress leaders, who criticised the filing of cases against the Leader of the Opposition and alleged that such proceedings were intended to divert his attention and consume his time.
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