Tens of thousands march in Amsterdam, pressing Dutch government on Gaza, Israel
Organisers of the Red Line demonstration called for stricter trade sanctions, a halt to arms sales, and an official declaration that Israels actions in Gaza amount to genocide
Ayodhya Deepotsav: Over 3.6 million diyas illuminate Saryu ghats in 10th edition
Eisenkot warns of Israel crisis as he seeks to replace Netanyahus government
isenkot, 66, a political novice who has vowed to bridge Israel's deep polarisation under Netanyahu, formally received a mandate from President Isaac Herzog, giving him 28 days to form a government despite his bloc lacking a clear majority
South Africa's ANC suffers worst election result as decline continues
The once-dominant ANC the party of Nelson Mandela had received around 30% of the vote in Wednesday's (November 4, 2026) local government elections with 99% of ballots counted
WTA Chennai Open: Vaishnavi and Rutuja settle for runners-up finish against Swiss duo
Vaishnavi, 21, and Rutuja, 30, had already created history by becoming the first-ever all-Indian pair to reach the final of a WTA Tour event
Trump vows comeback as bitter showdown with Congress looms
The devastating result leaves Trump politically hamstrung as he enters the remaining two-year 'lame duck' period of his White House tenure
Praveen Chakravarty: Scrapping Justice Kurian panel doesnt mean neglect of Tamil Nadus rights
Diwali lights up New Delhis power corridor and India Gate
Eisenkot says Netanyahu's party welcome to join government under him as new Israeli PM
Gadi Eisenkot has six weeks to form a government
Revanth celebrates Deepavali with Indiramma house beneficiary
Ministers, MLAs asked to spend festival with poor families who received houses; 2.21 lakh houses completed under scheme
Rajajinagar murders: Two more bodies recovered near Chamundi hills in Mysuru
With this development, five bodies have been traced so far in the case, while the search for the remaining two continues
UK Hindu family takes legal action after school objects to boy wearing tilak
The parents of a nine-year-old boy have approached the UK High Court, alleging religious discrimination after he was prevented from wearing the sacred Tilak-Chandlo to school
Turkey, Azerbaijan leaders vow unity after tensions
The Turkic-speaking allies describe their relationship as one nation, two states and, despite the friction, remain closely bound by military and energy ties
Train collision in Egypt's Giza kills four, injures 88 others: Health Ministry
Authorities said they had launched an investigation into the cause of the crash, which occurred in Giza's Al-Ayyat area, the site of Egypt's worst-ever rail disaster
HD Kumaraswamy Claims IAS Officer Paid Bribe To Stop Transfer, Points To Minister
Earlier today, speaking to reporters in Hassan after visiting the historic Hasanamba temple in Hassan, Kumaraswamy read out excerpts from a written script of what he described as a WhatsApp conversation between an unidentified person and Shashikiran.
It is important to stem the rot before it spreads, all the more so if this book was AI-generated, the economist said in a clarification via e-mail to The Hindu
Fire breaks out at factory in southwest Delhi's Najafgarh; 22 fire tenders rushed
So far, no injuries have been reported.
West Bengal to institute 'Seema Mitra' award for BSF, SSB, police personnel from 2027: Suvendu
A selection committee would be constituted to decide the awardees, he said, while addressing BSF personnel at a border outpost in Hingalganj in North 24 Parganas district, which shares a boundary with Bangladesh
Europe will be represented at U.S.-mediated Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi: France
Although Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear that he wants involvement from European allies in the process, Russia has suggested there would be no place for European representatives at the table
Poland calls Krakow shooting rampage 'terrorist' attack
A British national was among the dead, according to police. Among the 15 wounded were nationals from Austria, Britain, Germany, Portugal and Russia, says an Interior Ministry spokeswoman
Assam OIL facility fire: death toll rises to four as another injured dies; four suspended
OIL has instituted a high-level inquiry to probe into the incident
Assam OIL facility fire: death toll rises to four as another injured dies; four suspended
OIL has instituted a high-level inquiry to probe into the incident
Pakistan beat India by three wickets in U-19 Asia Cup
India were bowled out for a modest 208 and Pakistan, after a top-order wobble, managed to complete the chase, with Hamza Zahoor taking the team home with an excellent, unbeaten 100 off 108 balls after coming in at number seven
Kukur Tihar: Nepal honours dogs with flower garlands to celebrate loyalty
UP elections | Baba has failed: Akhilesh Yadav targets Adityanath, promises social justice in UP
Varanasi: Passengers jostle for space amid Diwali and Chhath Puja travel rush
Israel Defence Minister says 'mission not complete' on Iran
Concerning Iran, the mission is still not complete. Iran is trying to renew its efforts to obtain nuclear weapons alongside other grave efforts that place the State of Israel in real danger, says Mr. Katz
L.K. Advani is an inspiration to us all: Nitin Nabin
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant relying on generators again after losing external power supply
Zaporizhzhia, which produces no electricity but needs power supplied by two external links to keep nuclear fuel cool, lost its off-site electricity supply after the Ferosplavna power line disconnected, the IAEA said
Watch: Delhi air pollution: Capital sees very poor AQI on Deepavali as GRAP 3 curbs continue
Delhi recorded very poor air quality on Deepavali, with the overall AQI at 383 in the morning and improving marginally to 378 by 3:00 PM. However, several monitoring stations continued to log severe pollution levels, led by Jahangirpuri at 461 and Rohini at 447.
Guwahati: The Sustainable Development Forum Nagaland (SDFN) has expressed solidarity with the Adi people and other local communities in Arunachal Pradeshs Siang valley opposing the proposed 11,000 MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), calling on the state and central governments to withdraw additional armed security deployments from the affected areas, release detained protesters and initiate [] The post Siang dam protests: Nagalands SDFN expresses solidarity with Arunachals Adi people, opposes coercive measures appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Meanwhile, Congress leaders, including former Minister B. Shivaram, raised slogans against district in-charge Minister K.M. Shivalinge Gowda, alleging that he had been ignoring other party leaders in Hassan
A devotee dies while climbing up Deviramma Betta in Chikkamagaluru
Lakshman, who worked for a private company in Bengaluru, came to visit a relative in Huvinahalli. He reportedly travelled overnight and decided to climb the hill early in the morning
A devotee dies while climbing up Deviramma Betta in Chikkamagaluru
Lakshman, who worked for a private company in Bengaluru, came to visit a relative in Huvinahalli. He reportedly travelled overnight and decided to climb the hill early in the morning
NC chose my resignation over correcting its mistakes: Aga Ruhullah
Srinagar, Nov 8 : Former Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi on Sunday accused the National Conference leadership of choosing his resignation over addressing the concerns he had repeatedly raised about the party's failure to honour its commitments to the people of Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that his decision to part ways with the party came at the right time. Speaking to reporters in Beerwah, Ruhullah said his differences with the National Conference were rooted in its failure to pursue the political commitments made to the people following the developments of August 2019. They did not want improvement. They wanted resignation. We asked them to fulfil the promises made to the people, but they did not do so. Instead, they asked for my resignation, Ruhullah said. He alleged that the party leadership had made it clear through its actions that it was unwilling to change its political approach despite repeated demands for course correction. When they asked for my resignation instead of addressing the issues, it was a declaration that they did not want to improve. They wanted to continue with the same policy of deceit, he alleged. Defending the timing of his departure from the National Conference, Ruhullah said he had already explained the circumstances leading to his decision during his earlier public address. After 2019, we had lost everything. What was needed thereafter was a struggle and adherence to the promises made to the people. But those promises were not fulfilled, he said. Ruhullah maintained that he had repeatedly questioned the leadership over its failure to pursue those commitments and had sought corrective measures before deciding to leave. Responding to criticism from the National Conference following his departure, the former MP said he was no longer interested in engaging in a war of words with his former party. I do not want to answer the National Conference. People will answer them, and time will tell, he said. He further alleged that the National Conference had failed to discharge the responsibility entrusted to it by the people. The responsibility given to the National Conference has not been fulfilled. There has to be accountability for that, he said. Asked about his future political course, Ruhullah indicated that consultations were underway to bring together people willing to pursue the political rights of Jammu and Kashmir. We are finding a way forward. We are talking to the right people. Inshallah, you will come to know as time passes, he said. He asserted that the struggle for political rights would continue regardless of the National Conference's position. Just because an organisation was given an opportunity does not mean the struggle for our rights should stop. We will continue to fight for our rights, he said. Ruhullah also commented on international developments, particularly the impact of conflicts involving the United States and Israel, saying their consequences extended far beyond the regions directly affected. He said such conflicts had implications for economies across the world, including India, through their impact on currencies, prices and international trade. Referring to recent political developments abroad, Ruhullah claimed that people were increasingly rejecting governments and political forces they considered arrogant. He expressed hope that similar public accountability would emerge wherever political leaderships disregarded the aspirations of the people, including in Kashmir.(KNS)
Retired DySPs son held over threat with PSOs gun in Srinagar
Srinagar, Nov 08 : Srinagar Police have taken a man into custody for threatening a person by brandishing the service weapon of a Police Security Officer (PSO) at Saderbal in Hazratbal area of Srinagar, officials said on Sunday. In a statement issued to the news agencyKashmir News Observer (KNO), a police spokesperson said the police had received a complaint from Hilal Ahmad Mir, son of Mohammad Sultan Mir, a resident of Saderbal, alleging intimidation and threats by Junaid Ahmad Band, son of retired DySP Mohammad Yousuf Band. The complaint alleged that Junaid Ahmad Band brandished the service weapon of the PSO deployed with the retired police officer during the incident at Saderbal, Hazratbal. The spokesperson said FIR No. 123/2026 under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been registered at Police Station Nigeen and an investigation has been initiated. The alleged accused has been taken into custody, and the circumstances surrounding the incident, including the use of the official weapon and the role of the concerned PSO, are being thoroughly examined, the spokesperson said. He added that further legal action would be taken based on facts and evidence established during the investigation. Srinagar Police urges the public and media fraternity to refrain from speculation and not to spread misinformation, the spokesperson said.(KNO)
Democratic wins in StateAG races give Trump a new headache
Incoming Democratic attorneys general could halt cooperation with federal immigration operations, fortify abortion access and file multistate challenges against the Trump administration's environmental and gun policies
Driver killed after tractor overturns in Baramulla
Baramulla, Nov 08 : A tractor driver died after his vehicle skidded off the road and overturned near Jamia Masjid Razikiya in Chandoosa area of Baramulla district on Sunday, officials said. An official told the news agencyKashmir News Observer (KNO) that the tractor was travelling from Nowgam towards Chandoosa when the accident occurred. He said the driver sustained injuries in the accident and was shifted to Community Health Centre (CHC) Chandoosa, where he later succumbed to his injuries. The deceased was identified as Waseem Ahmad Khan, son of Mohammad Shareef Khan, a resident of Laridoora. Meanwhile, cognisance of the incident has been taken.(KNO)
Two held with pistol, grenades during naka checking in Kulgam
Kulgam, Nov 08 : Two persons were apprehended after security forces recovered a Chinese pistol, two grenades and ammunition from their possession during a naka checking at Paniwah area of Kulgam district on Sunday, officials said. An official told the news agencyKashmir News Observer (KNO) that a joint team of security personnel was conducting a naka at Paniwah when two persons coming from an orchard area towards Kulgam were intercepted. He said a search of the duo led to the recovery of one Chinese pistol, one magazine, two 9 mm rounds and two Chinese grenades from their possession. Meanwhile, a case has been registered and further investigation is underway.(KNO)
U.S. launches task force to disrupt land transit routes into Iran
The restrictions would expand on a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports during the two countries' eight-month war, in which Tehran has also restricted passage through the critical Strait of Hormuz trade route, choking global energy supplies
Strait of Hormuz gives Iran strategic leverage, says Iranian official
Tehran [Iran], November 8 : Secretary of the Expediency Councils secretariat in Iran Abbas-Ali Kadkhodaei on Sunday underlined that the Strait of Hormuz gives Iran strategic leverage in global affairs. Speaking at a meeting on governance, legislative, and executive challenges in implementing maritime development policies in Tehran on Sunday, he said the policies were essential to connecting the Constitutions aspirations with the countrys broader strategic direction, IRNA reported. Kadkhodaei said the Constitution could not address every issue arising from changing national circumstances, making overarching policies necessary to guide the countrys medium-term course. Iran has 38 policy areas covering various provisions, he added. Kadkhodaei said the erstwhile supreme leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, had regarded the general policies as the systems framework for coordinating the conduct of its institutions. Maritime development policies had been carefully prepared and reflected a long-term, civilizational vision, he noted. Despite having seven coastal provinces in the north and south and extensive coastlines, Iran had made limited use of its maritime resources and links to the oceans, he said. Kadkhodaei argued that recent developments in the Strait of Hormuz had shown the American public the consequences of US policymakers decisions. He warned that a significant gap remained between policy formulation and implementation, calling for faster action and closer coordination between the Expediency Council and executive bodies. During the meeting, Mehdi Hashemi, head of the councils Infrastructure Commission, said the effectiveness of maritime policies mattered as much as their stated objectives, urging Iran to make fuller use of its regional and global position. Earlier, Iran's Armed Forces Spokesman Forces, Brig. General Shekarchi on Sunday claimed that the failure of the Republican party in the recent mid-term polls in the US shows that they have not been able to break Iran's will. The political and electoral setbacks suffered by the Trump administration and its allies reflect more than domestic political shifts; they point to a greater reality: the failure of the US to break Irans will. Washingtons doctrines of aggression, assassination and maximum pressure, along with its military strategies, have failed against the deterrent power and unwavering resolve of Irans leadership, people and armed forces, General Shekarchi told Iranian media. (ANI)
'Notebandi' devastated economy, 'votebandi' destroying polity: Congress slams PM Modi
On this day in 2016, Prime Minister Modi addressed the nation and announced demonetisation of high-value currency notes of 500 and 1,000
J&K: 4 police personnel, including SHO, injured as bus rams police vehicle in Ramban
The accident occurred shortly after the police vehicle joined the escort of BJP leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma as his convoy entered Chanderkote jurisdiction
Hassan Deputy Commissioner K.S. Latha Kumari has denied the allegations made against her, saying she has never done anything illegal
PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti demands financial assistance for shopkeepers affected by Shiv market fire
Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], November 8 : PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti on Sunday met shopkeepers who were affected by a massive Shiv market fire in Jammu. During her visit to the site, the PDP chief noted significant damage to local business establishments, highlighting that their shops have been completely destroyed by the fire. There has been immense loss here; moreover, they are small shopkeepers, not very big business owners, who take loans and carry debt... their shops have been completely destroyed, said Mufti. The PDP Chief urged the government to provide financial support to enable affected shopkeepers to rebuild their premises, restock inventory and earn a living to support their families. I urge the government to provide as much assistance as possible to them. They need to rebuild their shops, and since much of their stock, which they had acquired on credit, has also burned down, they are left with nothing. The government needs to take an active interest and act quickly; these shops cannot remain in this state for long. They must be provided with financial support so that they can properly rebuild their shops, restock their inventory, and once again earn a living to support their families, added Mufti. Earlier on october 26, around 35 to 40 shops were completely destroyed following a major blaze that erupted at Shiv Market opposite the Jammu Railway Station during the early hours of Monday. The authorities reported no loss of life or injuries in the incident. In Kupwara, on August 22, a fire broke out in three residential houses at Supernaghama Kralgund in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara. Huge flames were seen rising from the affected houses, with people rushing out of the buildings as the fire spread. Visuals from the spot showed thick flames engulfing the residential structures, prompting panic among residents in the area. The incident occurred at Supernaghama Kralgund, with the Fire and Emergency Services Department confirming that three residential houses were affected in the blaze. (ANI)
No concrete proof yet from Indonesia for claim over rescued orangutans: Odisha Minister
The Minister said some countries might stake a claim to the animals under international wildlife trade regulations, but they would have to furnish concrete evidence to establish that the rescued animals originated from their territory
Crew member missing as Indonesian water-bombing helicopter crashes
Dramatic video footage showed the firefighting helicopter being slowly dragged downward after filling its bucket from the Barito River, eventually plunging nose-first into the water.
Crew member missing as Indonesian water-bombing helicopter crashes
Dramatic video footage showed the firefighting helicopter being slowly dragged downward after filling its bucket from the Barito River, eventually plunging nose-first into the water.
Taiwan detains Communist Party leader over alleged Chinese sponsorship in election
Prosecutors also alleged that Mr. Lin sought to buy votes by repeatedly recruiting voters to travel to mainland China, where they received hospitality, the report said.
Stock markets begin Samvat 2083 on a firm note in special Muhurat trading
Muhurat trading is a symbolic market session held on Diwali, which also marks the beginning of the new Hindu calendar year
Stock markets begin Samvat 2083 on a firm note in special Muhurat trading
Muhurat trading is a symbolic market session held on Diwali, which also marks the beginning of the new Hindu calendar year
Vijayan demands withdrawal of circular allowing colleges to increase seats without Keralam Govt nod
The CPI(M) veteran said a September 11 circular issued by the Higher Education Department had made prior government approval mandatory for introducing new courses and increasing seats in government, aided and autonomous colleges
Vijayan demands withdrawal of circular allowing colleges to increase seats without Keralam Govt nod
The CPI(M) veteran said a September 11 circular issued by the Higher Education Department had made prior government approval mandatory for introducing new courses and increasing seats in government, aided and autonomous colleges
Riyadh financial district targeted in missile attack, Aramco tower damaged: witnesses
Multiple floors of the Aramco tower appeared to have sustained damage, said another witness, with glass shattered and damage to part of the tower's facade visible
Bangladesh Law Minister calls Hasina convicted criminal, says extradition request sent to India
Indian govt previously acknowledged receiving Bangladesh's extradition requests for Ms. Hasina but has not announced any decision on handing her over
Srinagar, November 08: In a proactive move aimed at strengthening the security surveillance network and preventing the possible misuse of public transport vehicles for criminal activities, Srinagar Traffic Police has directed auto-rickshaw operators to remove black cavities and opaque coverings and replace them with transparent plastic sheets, including during the winter season. SSP Traffic Srinagar said that opaque black coverings obstruct visibility and prevent authorities from monitoring activities taking place inside auto-rickshaws, potentially creating concealed spaces that could be misused for unlawful activities. We don't know what is happening inside, the SSP remarked, underlining the importance of maintaining visibility in public transport vehicles from both passenger safety and security perspectives. The police have raised concerns that such concealed spaces could potentially be exploited for the transportation and consumption of narcotic substances, drug-related activities and other criminal operations. Restricted visibility also makes it difficult for law enforcement agencies to identify suspicious movement, monitor possible illegal transactions and respond to security concerns. The measure is being viewed as more than a routine traffic regulation, with a broader focus on crime prevention, narcotics control, public security and enhanced surveillance. By ensuring visibility inside auto-rickshaws, authorities aim to minimise opportunities for the misuse of these vehicles and strengthen preventive policing. Auto-rickshaw operators have accordingly been directed to replace all black or opaque coverings with transparent plastic sheets. The arrangement will allow drivers and passengers to remain protected from the winter chill while ensuring that visibility is not compromised. The initiative reflects a preventive approach towards making public transport safer, discouraging potential criminal activities and strengthening the overall security environment in Srinagar.
Thane court sentences man to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for raping minor on promise of marriage
Four prosecution witnesses, including the survivor, her mother and neighbour, were examined to prove the charges against the accused
Thane court sentences man to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for raping minor on promise of marriage
Four prosecution witnesses, including the survivor, her mother and neighbour, were examined to prove the charges against the accused
Dangerous harmonies: Is there a hidden villain in Indias devastating electrical fires?
Electrical causes are predominating in Indias recent fire incidents; while codes and guidelines are covering these increasingly, there are still major gaps such as taking into account harmonic currents put into the system by state-of-the-art electronics equipment
Sixteen students were suspended after a Students Federation of India-led protest during a syndicate meeting on August 13 over a lack of adequate campus facilities
Auto Driver Killed in Road Accident in Srinagar, Tipper Driver Arrested
Srinagar, November 8:An auto driver from Soibugh village in Central Kashmirs Budgam district was killed in a road accident at Haji Bagh, Sharifabad, in Srinagar district on Saturday. According to eyewitnesses, a load carrier auto bearing registration number JK04H-1422*collided with a tipper bearing registration number JK15A-1462 near Haji Bagh, Sharifabad, resulting in the on-the-spot death of the auto driver. Following the incident, a police team from Police Station Parimpora rushed to the accident site and initiated necessary legal proceedings. The tipper driver was arrested in connection with the accident. A police official from Police Station Parimpora who was present at spot said that the auto driver died on the spot and the tipper driver had been taken into custody. Further investigation into the incident is underway.
Rajasthan BJP MLA Jaswant Yadav dies at 73 after prolonged illness
Mr. Yadav was a four-time MLA and had also represented Alwar in the Lok Sabha
Why are the U.S. midterm elections significant?
What do the results tell us about American voters attitudes towards President Donald Trump? What do they mean for Democrats and Republicans? What lies ahead for Democrats? Why are these results so important for the rest of the world?
Arunachal: Karateka Khya Tai Bengde wins gold at 2026 Commonwealth Karate Championship
Guwahati: Arunachal Pradesh karate athlete Khya Tai Bengde has won a gold medal in the senior mens team kata event at the 12th Commonwealth Karate Championship 2026, held in Glasgow, Scotland. The championship took place from November 5 to 8, bringing together karate athletes from various Commonwealth nations. Bengde, son of Kajop Bengde, has also [] The post Arunachal: Karateka Khya Tai Bengde wins gold at 2026 Commonwealth Karate Championship appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Conservative activists storm Deepavali celebrations in Seattle
Videos of the storming of the Deepavali celebrations in Seattle went viral on social media.
Punjab records nearly 2,800 farm fires as authorities step up action
Punjab recorded 2,787 stubble burning incidents between September 15 and November 5, with Tarn Taran reporting the highest number of farm fires. Authorities have registered 710 FIRs and imposed fines exceeding 46 lakh. Amid concerns over the rising number of incidents, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has directed officials to intensify monitoring and enforcement measures.
Japan earthquake: At least 22 injured as 5.7-magnitude quake strikes
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Japan on Sunday (November 8), injuring at least 22 people. Local television footage showed broken windows at a car dealership in Toyohashi city and books scattered across the floor of a bookstore in Toyota city.
An wins Korea Open for 11th badminton title of year
The 24-year-old beat Japans Akane Yamaguchi 21-12, 15-21, 21-16 in the final in Yeosu to extend an unbeaten run that stretches back to March
Body of Punjab anti-drug activist Jhota brought to Mansa for last rites
Jhota was shot dead in broad daylight at a medical store in a busy marketplace in Mansa town on October 13
Fire breaks out at a compound in Dadar area; Fire tenders rushed to the spot
Nithya Raman | The urban planner
Before entering U.S. politics, L.A.s first South Asian Mayor-elect worked among the urban poor in Chennai, where she used data to expose gaps in slum resettlement and public facilities
Suresh Gopi defends E20 petrol, says Karnataka, Kerala free to conduct own studies
Jon Ossoff | Ambition without ambition
While headlines scream Ossoff looks more presidential after his Senate win, he remains focused on his State while attacking Donald Trump and his family
Kremlin hopes U.S. election shake-up won't shift Trump's negotiations on Ukraine
Mr. Peskov shrugged off a question from reporters on whether the new Congress would challenge Mr. Trump's stance on Russia and Ukraine. He called it an internal matter for the U.S.
New Zealanders wont know for weeks who won election as neither side secures clear victory
The tightest vote in years delivered a stinging rebuke to the major parties which have long dominated New Zealand politics, Christopher Luxons centre-right National party and centre-left Labour led by Chris Hipkins
Dindigul youth killed in Israel construction site accident laid to rest in native village
Veeramani had gone to Israel two years ago to work in construction. He last visited his village on leave six months ago before returning to work
Muslim community recites Ramayana in Urdu as part of Bikaners Diwali celebrations
BJP celebrates Advanis birthday with puja, havan; leaders laud his role in Indian politics
The event, coinciding with Deepavali, was organised to commemorate Mr. Advanis life, dedication to the nation, organisational contributions and long public career, the BJP said
Man City suffers third straight Premier League loss at Forest and Arsenal opens 6-point lead
Wanted gangster Gurwinder alias Afridi deported from Ethiopia after 10 month manhunt
Punjab Police, with the assistance of central agencies, has secured the deportation of wanted gangster Gurwinder alias Afridi from Ethiopia following a 10-month international manhunt. Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav announced the development on November 8, 2026. The Punjab government had announced a reward of 5 lakh for information leading to his arrest.
Village anti-drug committee member shot in Punjabs Barnala, injured
Dhanaula SHO Baljinder Singh said the matter is under investigation; We are investigating the motive behind the incident, he said, while adding that four people, who are locals, have been identified
Bombay High Court allows BNS Section 75 charge where complainant identifies as woman
The judge rejected the argument that Section 75 cannot apply because the complainant is a transgender and not a woman
Bombay High Court allows BNS Section 75 charge where complainant identifies as woman
The judge rejected the argument that Section 75 cannot apply because the complainant is a transgender and not a woman
Iran says two tankers caught fire in Hormuz after hitting mines
Since the outbreak of the Iran war in late February, Tehran has severely restricted traffic through the strategic waterway, insisting vessels use routes authorised by the Islamic republic
Two women, man found dead in Krakow mass-shooting suspects home, says Prime Minister
A Polish man with far-right views drove into a busy central square in Krakow on Saturday, November 7, and opened fire, killing six people and injuring 15 others before police shot and wounded him, authorities said
Delhi faces new challenge from Samosa caucus
Surge in Indian-American wins in U.S. midterms may test MEA as young Desi Democrat leaders are more ready to take up civil rights causes in India too
One more body pulled out on Sunday, taking the toll to seven; four bodies were recovered on Saturday and two on Thursday; rescue operations continue amid access constraints in narrow lanes
Delhi wakes up to toxic haze on Diwali, close to 'severe' AQI at 383
Jahangirpuri recorded the highest AQI at 450, followed by RK Puram at 448, according to the Sameer app.
Delhi wakes up to toxic haze on Diwali, close to 'severe' AQI at 383
Jahangirpuri recorded the highest AQI at 450, followed by RK Puram at 448, according to the Sameer app.
Israel: Netanyahu rival Gadi Eisenkot gets first chance to form new government
Israels President Isaac Herzog has nominated opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government after the October 27 election left the country without a clear parliamentary majority. While Benjamin Netanyahus Likud emerged as the largest single party, his coalition fell short of a majority.
