Karnataka bus fare hike ahead of Diwali: BMTC, KSRTC ticket prices increased; check new rates
The minimum BMTC fare has increased from Rs 6 to Rs 10. Ashoka alleged that the hike would burden commuters, students and daily-wage workers. The Shakti scheme offering free bus travel to eligible women remains unaffected.
Midterm results put U.S.-Israel ties under further strain
Critics on both sides argue that Mr. Netanyahu pulled Mr. Trump into a war hecould not win. Now when even the Vice-President is blaming the war for the electoral defeat, the real target is the special relationship with Israel
Asim Munir Sees Hindu-Jewish Alliance As Threat To Muslims
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir has once again invoked religious divisions to target India, raising concerns over growing Hindu-Jewish ties and describing them as a threat to Muslims and Pakistan during a high-level security meeting in Tehran, the IANS reported. The
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Vance eyes own trail in America First politics in Republican rout
What continues to work for Mr. Vance is that he manages to challenge and critique Mr. Trump without triggering a meltdown from the latter. Whether he can continue in that manner all the way to the 2028 election remains to be seen. But Mr. Vance would be perfectly capable of carrying forward his own version of America First without Mr. Trump
Unlike 2020, Trump Accepts Midterm Results. What Exactly Changed?
Having survived scandal, impeachments and a criminal conviction, Trump approached the midterms as yet another hurdle he could clear with the sheer force of his personality.
Abdul El-Sayed, born in Michigan to Egyptian parents, was elected as the first Muslim member of the US Senate on Wednesday. In his victory speech, El-Sayed jokingly addressed Vice President JD Vance as habibi, an Arabic term of endearment.
Iran's Hamid Sadeghnejad claims US defeat; protesters burn Trump posters, American Flag
The move provides an alternative to Aadhaar, PAN cards and driving licences for applicants who do not possess these documents. Candidates can apply through the official JEE Main website within the prescribed deadlines.
The benchmark Nifty50 index reclaimed the 24,000 mark for the first time since September 4, according to data on Bloomberg. The large-cap gauge rose as much as 2.01 per cent to 24,442.20 in the intraday trade.
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Norman conquest castle and Dickens chalet among sites added to heritage at risk register
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Arab parties extend a hand to try and topple Netanyahu, but challenges remain
Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi mentioned the Joint List's potential partnership with Jewish parties to oust Netanyahu. This collaboration could alter decades of Israeli political traditions and dynamics. The Joint List seeks to influence outgoing government decisions while remaining outside its administration. Netanyahu's opponents face a dilemma regarding the inclusion of Arab parties due to historical mistrust.
The midterm verdict on Trump's economy
Washington: President Donald Trump was publicly humbled by inflation in Tuesday's midterm elections, as rising prices provoked a blistering set of losses for Republicans in House, Senate and gubernatorial races.Most voters said that Trump's own policies had smothered growth and drove costs even higher, according to The AP Voter Poll, a survey of roughly 100,000 midterm voters.Also Read: Democrats vow bill to end Iran war after midterm sweepThe president's message that the fault lay with his predecessor, Democrat Joe Biden, didn't land. Americans saw prices start to climb with Trump's chaotic rash of tariffs last year, and energy costs spiked after he launched a war with Iran in February.About two-thirds of voters said Trump's own policies had fueled inflation. By contrast, only about half of 2022 midterm voters said this about Biden's policies, according to AP VoteCast.Voters in states from California to Mississippi were broadly in agreement that Trump's taxes on foreign imports have done more harm than good.The election results matched what voters had been telling pollsters for months, but Trump had campaigned with a decidedly deaf ear.I've done a great job, Trump said at one of his final midterm rallies in Iowa. Prices are coming way down.Voters have buyer's remorse with TrumpDemocratic victories in Tuesday's midterms signaled that most voters don't believe the economy or Trump is working for them.Consumer prices are up 3.7% over the past 12 months, compared to an inflation rate of 3% when Trump began his second term. The president told reporters on Wednesday that the Iran war drove the gasoline up a little bit short-term, but he felt the choice to fight Iran was worth it because of its push for nuclear weapons. If I had to do it again, I'd have to do it again, he said.There is no guarantee that a House and Senate with a Democratic majority can fix an economy pestered by uncomfortably high inflation. Trump and Congress would likely need to work on a bipartisan basis, or simply keep the economy stable enough to allow the Federal Reserve to ratchet down inflation through its setting of interest rates.But voters did prefer Democrats to the status quo of a president who could govern with little to no congressional pushback from Republicans.About 9 in 10 voters said the cost of living was a crucial or major factor in their vote for Congress. And about 6 in 10 of this group backed Democratic candidates in their local House races.The economy is still growing, but AI is a source of fear instead of hopeThe underlying economy is stronger than many Americans think, with the S&P 500 stock index up more than 10% so far this year and the unemployment rate at a healthy 4.2%. Investors greeted the news of Democratic wins as a positive with stocks up on Wednesday.Still, the major driver of growth has been the buildout of artificial intelligence - a boom that Trump has actively stoked by refusing to codify more aggressive federal oversight.Voters don't share Trump's optimism about AI, which he has renamed super intelligence in federal documents.Instead of buying the arguments that AI would increase productivity and accelerate growth, about 6 in 10 voters said AI will do more to hurt society.The technology could displace workers as jobs get automated or it could be a financial bubble that if popped could wreak havoc on retirement savings. Despite the anxiety, only about one-quarter of voters said AI was a crucial factor.Wealth isn't trickling down to the middle classTech billionaires such as Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Elon Musk have become frequent guests of Trump, attending state dinners or jetting aboard with the president. But the growing concentration of wealth has been disconcerting for voters.Nationwide, about 7 in 10 voters said the economy favors the wealthy, while only about 3 in 10 said it's fair to everyday Americans. The wealth gap has become so extreme that even a majority of voters with a 2025 household income of $300,000 or more in the tech-heavy state of California felt the economy was tilted toward the rich.Still, a slight majority of voters across the country had a somewhat or very favorable impression of capitalism, compared to about one-third who strongly or somewhat favor socialism.But the election suggested that voters believe the government should use its heft to help reduce the cost of healthcare. About 6 in 10 said they wanted the government to play a igger role in addressing medical expenses. Most voters said Trump's policies have made healthcare costs worse.Trump caught in a trap with votersHow voters felt about the overall economy generally depended on the size of their paychecks. While Trump campaigned on stats suggesting record low poverty, the working poor saw their own finances as crumbling.For those earning less than $50,000 a year, about 6 in 10 said they were worse off now than they were two years ago before Trump became president.People with higher incomes felt better about the economy, but that created a different problem for Trump. Higher-income voters were more concerned about the state of American democracy, and voters focused on democracy overwhelmingly broke for Democrats. Without congressional approval, Trump laid off thousands of federal workers, altered federal spending and imposed hundreds of billions of dollars in new tariffs that the Supreme Court earlier this year ruled were illegal.About 4 in 10 households with 2025 household incomes above $200,000 said that democracy was their top issue, putting the issue about even with the economy. Voters in most lower-income categories, on the other hand, clearly prioritized the economy.Overall, a slim majority of voters said government corruption was a crucial factor for their vote, while about half said this about high prices. Higher-income voters were much less likely than lower-income voters to see high prices as a key factor.What most voters took away from the past 22 months of Trump's presidency was that he brokered deals, took government stakes in private companies and acted in ways that put him at the center of the economy instead of America's workers.Most voters - about 6 in 10 - said Trump's priorities were misplaced.When voters were asked if Trump fought for people like them, most said he didn't.
80 Million Egyptians...: What Abdul El-Sayed's Family Said About Indian Wife
El-Sayed has also spoken warmly about his connection with his wife's Indian family. In an earlier interview, he joked that after nearly two decades of marriage, he might be more Indian than I'm Arab.
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Who Is Nithya Raman? Kerala-Born Politician Set To Become LA's First Asian American Mayor
Indian-origin politician Nithya Raman is set to become the next mayor of Los Angeles after overtaking incumbent Karen Bass in the closely contested mayoral race, according to election projections by Decision Desk HQ. Raman, a Democratic city council member, secured 51.1%
African nations look to India for solar investment, technology and capacity building
African countries are looking to strengthen cooperation with India in solar energy through technology sharing, investment and capacity building, as Zimbabwe aims to increase the share of non-fossil fuel energy in its electricity generation to 49 per cent by 2030, while Liberia is seeking greater participation from Indian companies in its solar power projects. Speaking to ANI on the sidelines of the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit and Expo 2026, Zimbabwe's Minister of Energy and Power Development July Moyo and Liberia's Deputy Minister for Energy Charles Umehai highlighted the scope for India-Africa cooperation in expanding renewable energy infrastructure. Moyo said Zimbabwe aimed to raise the share of non-fossil fuel energy in its electricity generation to 49 per cent by 2030, from less than 20 per cent currently. He said the target would include hydropower, which already contributes around 35 per cent of the country's electricity generation, while most of the additional capacity would...
'We're going to strengthen Nevada': Democrat Aaron Ford makes history as state's 1st black governor
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'OUT': Trump Tower Projection Goes Viral After US Midterm Election Upset
Since the French artist unveiled the artwork on election day, it has quickly drawn attention both online and on the ground, with several residents stopping to click pictures of the display.
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2nd national security case
The 30-year-old is already serving a four-year, eight-month prison term for the city's biggest national security case
SpaceX's president Gwynne Shotwell to distribute 2 million shares to US children
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Panels made by China's Jinko Solar Co. and Longi Green Energy Technology Co. are by far the most popular due to their low price and reliability, according to the Dhaka store owners.
Democrats gain influence over trade agenda, but tariff repeals to hit Trump veto wall
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Trump says Iran war impacted midterm outcome
Donald Trump spoke about the outcome of the midterm elections to reporters at the construction site of the White House ballroom.
China Keeps Faith In Trump As 'Total Defeat' Adds New Risks To Ties
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U.S. Democrats' midterm sweep fuels $750 billion Big Tech rally
Apple, which has avoided Big Techs massive AI spending but is feeling the sting of an AI-fueled surge in memory chip prices, jumped nearly 7% to a record high
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Trump, for his part, held court at the construction site of the White House ballroom on Wednesday, a sign he's unlikely to radically shift his focus away from controversial pet projects during his final two years in office despite voters rendering a damning verdict of his leadership.
Trump Admits War In Iran, Oil Prices Led to Poll Loss; But Says Would 'Do It Again'
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said it was largely true that the war in Iran cost the Republicans heavy losses in the midterm election, but struck a defiant note, saying he would do it again as it was the only
Democrats take House and Senate from Republicans in US midterm rout
Democrats will control both chambers of Congress after flipping seats in Republican strongholds across the US in an election seen as a repudiation of President Donald Trump.
Trump Defends Iran War Despite US Midterm Losses, Cites Nuclear Threat
Trump Defends Iran War Despite US Midterm Losses, Cites Nuclear Threat
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Democratic victories threaten to slow US data-centre expansion, ease bond yields: ICICI Bank report
The US midterm election results have put 141 GW of planned data-centre capacity at risk of tighter policy restrictions, potentially slowing AI infrastructure investments, while supporting US Treasury bonds, according to an ICICI Bank report.
Iran, Israel, Ukraine: How A Democratic Congress Can Flip Trump's Foreign Policy
With control of both chambers starting in January, Democrats will be able to decide what gets voted on and when. That could allow them to approve new aid to Ukraine.
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China blocks SoftBank's $5.4 billion takeover of ABB's robotics division: Report
China has informed Japanese investor SoftBank that it will block the $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB's robotics segment. This decision is driven by concerns about data transfer overseas for artificial intelligence training. SoftBank had hoped for approval after reaching an agreement last October. ABB's robotics business significantly relies on the Chinese market, contributing about 30% of its total operations.
How a Democratic-controlled Congress could curb Trumps foreign policy
Control of both chambers could give Democrats greater leverage over defence spending, foreign assistance and the administrations military decisions abroad
To Bomb Or Not To Bomb? Trump's Limited Iran War Options After Midterms
Trump could also try to strike with the status quo -- the naval blockade coupled with crippling economic sanctions that leave the Iranian regime to ot -- while continuing to test its appetite for a deal. This path, however, could take months to show progress.
Jaishankar urges Commonwealth partners to 'de-risk and diversify'
S. Jaishankar said Commonwealth partners need to make more efforts to enhance local distribution, adding that more connectivity corridors are good for business
Donald Trumps midterm defeat dims hopes of North Korea meeting
Mr. Kims powerful sister Kim Yo Jong signalled that there was little appetite for renewed dialogue with Washington, saying Pyongyang had no need to sit face to face with such unreliable and hostile persons
Trump loves the guy: Sergio Gor tipped for major promotion after midterm results: Report
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Aizawl: The Mizoram unit of the BJP on Wednesday took out a march in Aizawl under the theme Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy, with party leaders calling for the protection of democratic institutions and urging people to support the BJP ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections. The march began at Zarkawt traffic point and culminated outside [] The post Mizoram BJP holds Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy march ahead of 2028 elections appeared first on NorthEast Now .
What after Trump? Will there be a bloodbath?
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Joshua Wong, face of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests, jailed for 10 years
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The dissatisfaction with the administration over rising living costs and the Iran war was so severe that the Democrats were able to overcome institutional measures to hold ground by the Republicans including gerrymandering
As Trump takes the midterm hit, is JD Vance making his 2028 presidential move?
As Trump takes the midterm hit, is JD Vance making his 2028 presidential move?
Democrat Chris Pappas has defeated Republican John E. Sununu in New Hampshire's Senate race, becoming the first openly gay man elected to the US Senate. The 46-year-old celebrated his historic victory with his husband, Vann Bentley, and thanked him for his support.
A Kashmiri MBBS student found dead in Bangladesh; family seeks urgent help to bring back body.
A Kashmiri MBBS student from Sopore, Adnan Altaf Rathar, was found dead in Bangladesh after going missing for nearly two days. His family seeks urgent government intervention to repatriate his mortal remains, while JKSA approaches External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar for assistance.
Amul ghee and butter price hike: 1 kg ghee now at Rs 680, 500g butter at Rs 325; check new rates
Amul has increased the prices of ghee and butter across India ahead of Diwali, with some products becoming costlier by up to Rs 50. The price revision, effective October 2, comes amid rising milk production costs and increased festive demand.
Gold jumps Rs 4,800, silver surges Rs 9,000 ahead of Dhanteras; check latest rates
Gold prices in Delhi jumped 4,800 to 1,46,600 per 10 grams, while silver surged 9,000 to 1.93 lakh per kg on November 4. Festive demand, a weaker US dollar and a global bullion rally supported the recovery, with international gold rising 3% and silver gaining 4.5%.
NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar was admitted to Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital, hours after being discharged from a hospital in Pune. PM Modi spoke to Pawar over the phone and advised him to take complete rest, Pawar's aide said.
Joshua Wong, Hong Kong Democracy Activist, Is Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison
Wong, one of the most high-profile members of a movement that was quashed in 2020, was accused of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces, a national security offense.
'Either Be With Us Or Against Us': US Sanctions Indian Couple For Aiding Iran
False flags and fake maritime certifications allow vessels engaging in illicit activity to evade international safety and environmental regulations, carrying no indemnity insurance.
1 deputy dies, other not expected to survive after firefight with suspect at Washington home
One deputy died and another is on life support following a firefight with a suspect in Spokane County. Deputies were responding to a report of a woman shot by her brother when the incident occurred. After a gunfight, deputies discovered the suspect dead inside the home along with additional victims. The injured woman is hospitalized but her injuries are not life-threatening.
After JD Vance, now Trump Jr blames Iran war for US midterms defeat
Meghalaya Police reopen Shillong Peak Ropeway site sealed by KHADC
Guwahati: Meghalaya Police, accompanied by magistrates, reopened the lower terminal premises of the Shillong Peak Ropeway Project at Madan Laban on Wednesday, November 4, by removing the locks installed by the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) on October 27. The team cleared the entrance gate and the office of KEC-TCL (JV), the company executing [] The post Meghalaya Police reopen Shillong Peak Ropeway site sealed by KHADC appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Trump's midterm loss dims N Korea hopes
Seoul: A meeting between Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appears increasingly unlikely when the US president travels to Asia in November, analysts say, after he suffered a crushing midterm election defeat.Trump had said he may meet Kim this month and that it would be exciting, but appeared to backtrack in October, saying, I don't know... I'm not sure that anybody's asking for a meeting, while adding that his elationship with Kim Jong Un is very good.Trump's focus on Kim and his scaling back of joint US-South Korean military drills have alarmed Asian allies, while sparking speculation that he is seeking a foreign policy win as his war with Iran stalls.Also Read: Trump renews push for permanent daylight saving time, urges Senate to pass Sunshine Protection ActBut Kim's powerful sister Kim Yo Jong signalled on Wednesday that there was little appetite for renewed dialogue with Washington, saying Pyongyang had o need to sit face to face with such unreliable and hostile persons.The choice for peace includes dialogue of course, but this is not surely equated with national interests for us, she said.Kim Yo Jong's comments came after the FBI accused North Korea of a $6 billion heist from cryptocurrency exchange Binance -- allegations she had previously slammed as a grave political provocation.Kim's statement marked a shift from defence to offence, said Lim Eul-chul, a professor at Kyungnam University's Institute for Far Eastern Studies in South Korea.The latest statement uses the (cyberattack) issue as an opportunity to condemn the entire US policy of pressure against North Korea, he told AFP.Also Read: Democrats' US midterm sweep may give India more room to negotiate a balanced trade deal with TrumpIn 2019, North Korea's Kim Jong Un made a 60-hour train journey home from Hanoi empty-handed after a summit with Trump collapsed.Now, the dynamic has reversed. Trump is making repeated overtures, only to be met with reluctance from Pyongyang.For Kim Jong Un, maintaining the status quo is the best option right now, Lim said.Weakened TrumpAnalysts say the North Korean leader has even less incentive to meet Trump after his Republican party suffered a thumping defeat in the US midterm elections on November 3.Voters handed control of Congress to the Democrats in a stunning rebuke to Trump, leaving him as a lame duck president for the remaining two years of his term.Trump is expected to continue pursuing top-down dialogue with North Korea, said Yang Moo-jin, former president of the South's University of North Korean Studies.But Washington's divided government and Trump's lame-duck status will be an important variable for North Korea.Pyongyang will be sceptical of Washington's ability to deliver lasting concessions, said Michael Bosack, founding director of the Parley Policy Institute and a former UN Command official.The Kim regime is looking for substantial and durable changes in US policy towards North Korea. Right now, nothing Trump offers comes with a guarantee that it will last beyond January 2029, Bosack told AFP, referring to the date when the US president's second term ends.Kim's deepening ties with Russia and China have also strengthened his position and reduced his incentive to engage with Washington.North Korea's economy grew more than three percent for a third straight year in 2025, Seoul's central bank estimated in July, citing Pyongyang's expansion of economic cooperation with Russia as its major driver.Nuclear ambitionsEven if Trump and Kim agree to meet, their differences over North Korea's nuclear weapons programme remain a major obstacle to any breakthrough.Pyongyang has repeatedly made clear it is no longer prepared to discuss denuclearisation.Kim Yo Jong said in September that the country's nuclear-armed status was absolute, calling those hoping for denuclearisation idiots.It came as South Korea's dovish President Lee Jae Myung -- who has repeatedly offered Pyongyang talks without preconditions -- suggested Washington seek a freeze, rather than the immediate elimination, of the North's nuclear programme and offer sanctions relief in return.That approach would face significant obstacles following Trump's midterm defeat though, with Democrats committed to denuclearisation and Congress holding powers over sanctions relief.Pyongyang retains negative memories of failing to make progress in negotiations under the Biden administration because of its position that there would be no sanctions relief or dialogue without prior denuclearisation measures, Kyungnam University's Lim said.North Korea's distrust of Washington, coupled with the uncertainty surrounding any agreement with Trump, could boost its nuclear ambitions.North Korea's belief that independently advancing its nuclear arsenal, regardless of changes in US administrations or political parties, was the right and strategically sound decision will be further reinforced, Lim said.Pyongyang has carried out a flurry of weapons tests in recent weeks, including trials of cluster-bomb warheads, attack drones, a precision-guided torpedo system and an intermediate-range hypersonic missile.The development, testing and training of new weapons will become regular and routine activities, Lim predicted.
More asbestos found in Parliament, as MPs urged to get on with revamp
MPs told it's crunch time for a decision on refurbishment amid warnings of a Notre Dame-style fire.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says Democrats must keep their 'foot on the gas' after midterm victories
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed optimism about a new political era after the midterm elections. The Democratic Party achieved significant victories in both congressional chambers, capturing several Republican-held seats. Mamdani emphasized the importance of using this newfound power to make life more affordable for Americans. He highlighted upcoming collaborative efforts with recently elected progressive Congressional members for a federal affordability agenda.
7 Numbers Tell How Democrats' Painted Trump's Red Walls Blue In US Midterm
Of the 15 Democratic-held seats Republicans had targeted, none has so far changed hands.
After New York, Will Los Angeles Get Indian-Origin Mayor? Kerala-Born Leads The Race
As the numbers stand right now, Raman, 45, has taken a narrow lead. With over four lakh votes in her favour, Raman is leading with 51.67 per cent votes.
Vance walks Trump tightrope with scathing election critique blaming Iran war
The vice-president's blunt assessment of Republican election defeat marked one of the sharpest breaks with a sitting president in recent memory.
Mamdani sees US midterm results as victory for working people
New York: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday, November 4, said that the results of the mid-term elections are a referendum on politicians telling working people that their needs were unrealistic, and it was incredible to see the sweeping victories registered by Democrats in the House and Senate. It was incredible to see 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 .
