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Police barged into my office to arrest former Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, alleges senior advocate P. Wilson in Madras HC
However, State Public Prosecutor R. John Sathyan denies the allegation and says the police were actually invited into the office but they did not arrest the accused inside the lawyer’s office
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CCPA penalises Justdial, Sunrise Foods for safety, misleading product claims
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Bar bodies foiled plan to rope in ex-judges: Supreme Court
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Mandate damages for savings lost in 'digital arrest': SC to RBI
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Opposition may gather 15,000 people but ballot will decide fate of government: BJP
Kharge says CJP not coming for rally, latter says yet to take a call
Police barged into my office to arrest former Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, alleges senior advocate P. Wilson in Madras HC
However, State Public Prosecutor R. John Sathyan denies the allegation and says the police were actually invited into the office but they did not arrest the accused inside the lawyer’s office
CCPA penalises Justdial, Sunrise Foods for safety, misleading product claims
Bar bodies foiled plan to rope in ex-judges: Supreme Court
Mandate damages for savings lost in 'digital arrest': SC to RBI
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Texas man Christophe Waggoner began October's Child in 2017; has gifted 8,000 Halloween costumes to families and plans to give away 4,000 in 2026
Christophe Waggoner established a charity called October's Child to provide Halloween costumes for children. He began the initiative after recalling his own childhood experiences with costumes. Over the years, the charity has grown significantly, distributing
The Hindu
Patrick Stewart, Shakespearean actor turned 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' star, dies at 86
Stewart became an actor at age 18 and gained acclaim on the stage as a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company beginning in the 1960s
Times of India
Inside Bieber Couple's Condo: Justin and Hailey add $12m West Village home; waterfront NYC base
Justin and Hailey Bieber have acquired a $12 million condominium in Manhattan's West Village. This residence features expansive river views and distinct architectural design. The apartment includes four bedrooms and significant amenities for privacy and conven
Times of India
Carney courts Europe as Trump’s trade war pushes Canada towards EU
Times of India
After 20-Year Search, California Community Buys Cupertino Property for $16.5 Million
After an extensive search, the West Valley Muslim Association has successfully acquired a property in Cupertino for $16.5 million. This new facility will serve as a permanent home for the community, offering a venue for daily prayers, educational activities, a
Times of India
Michigan Red Baron worker targeted in viral prank by influencer, receives over $280,000 in GoFundMe donations as internet rallies behind him
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India Ready To Share 'Battle-Tested' Anti-Terror Expertise With ASEAN, Its Dialogue Partners: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlighted India's readiness to share counter-terrorism expertise with ASEAN and partners, emphasising joint efforts through exercises and intelligence sharing.
Unauthorised cross-border crypto transfers: Why ED searched Mudrex and Instadapp; what is the case?
An ED investigation into alleged foreign exchange violations involving crypto transfers above ₹4,900 crore has brought Mudrex and Instadapp under scrutiny.
Rekha Gupta Celebrates Karwa Chauth With Women At Official Residence In New Delhi
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta celebrated Karwa Chauth with women at her residence, wishing them well-being and happiness during the festival.
Cyclone Arnab Wreaks Havoc In Odisha, Over 55,000 Evacuated Across Nine Districts
State Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari said 313 teams comprising nine from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), 60 from the Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODRAF) and 244 from the Fire Services Department, were engaged in the rescue opera
World’s No. 2 Gold Miner Says Diesel Risks Driving Up 2027 Costs
Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. warned that rising diesel prices risk raising the cost of producing gold by as much as $80 per ounce next year, signaling mounting inflationary pressures for the mining industry.
Tata Group’s November test: Chandrasekaran’s reappointment row and Mehli Mistry’s November 5 hearing
Noel Tata is questioning N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment process and seeking board records. Separately, former trustee Mehli Mistry has challenged trust governance and Noel’s eligibility, while the trusts dispute his legal standing.
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Lighthouse Communities Foundation lists on BSE’s Social Stock Exchange to scale youth livelihoods
Lighthouse Communities Foundation has joined BSE’s Social Stock Exchange to raise funds to help 500 young people in Pune build career confidence and job-ready skills.

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Noise Buds R1 Gaana Edition Launched in India With One-Year Gaana Plus Subscription
Noise Buds R1 (Gaana Edition) wireless earbuds are available in India for Rs. 1,399 through Noise and Gaana's online platforms. The co-branded earbuds include a one-year Gaana Plus subscription worth Rs. 799, along with 11mm dynamic drivers, quad microphones w

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Zomato to Introduce Mehmaan Mode to Hide Food Prices While Guests Order
Zomato could soon launch a Mehmaan Mode. The proposed Mehmaan Mode will allow the food delivery platform to hide menu prices while guests browse the available dishes and place their selections. This would allow them to choose food without being influenced by t

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Anthropic Adds Smart Reports, Employee Surveys and Shared Budgets to Claude Enterprise
Anthropic has added three administrative tools to Claude Enterprise, giving organisations more insight into how employees use the AI assistant and manage its costs. Smart reports analyse team conversations and highlight potential workflow improvements, while i

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Gemini Notebook Adds Audio Recorder on Android and iOS With Support for One-Hour Recordings
Google has started rolling out a built-in audio recording feature for its Gemini Notebook. The app, which was known as NotebookLM, was rebranded as Gemini Notebook in July this year. The new feature allows users to capture live audio directly from their Androi
YourStory
IG Defence, Oman’s MSA Global explore production of drone systems
India’s IG Defence and Oman’s MSA Global have signed an exploratory MoU to explore co-development and local manufacture of drone and counter-drone systems for Oman and the wider Gulf.
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Scientists buried microplastics in a New Zealand harbour to study storm effects
3,700-year-old man buried with stone in his mouth beneath a hearth may have been part of magical ritual
Approximately 3,700 years ago, a man in southeastern Spain underwent a burial unlike any other. Researchers suggest that this ritual may have been intended to symbolically overcome a threat rather than inflict punishment. The discovery of his body underneath a
Antipodes Island Sees Ground Beetle Numbers Surge 40-Fold After Mice Eradication
The successful removal of invasive house mice from Antipodes Island has spurred a remarkable resurgence in ground beetle populations, which have increased to around 40 times their former numbers. This ecological transformation highlights the beneficial effects
Taking antibiotics? Eating a lot of sugar at the same time may make the damage to your gut worse, scientists have found, suggesting that what you eat during a course of antibiotics could affect how well your body recovers
Research findings indicate that a diet high in sugar can significantly affect the diversity of gut bacteria in patients undergoing antibiotic therapy. The study monitored the food intake and gut microbiome of hospitalized cancer patients treated with broad-spe
In 1987, an amateur fossil hunter found a T. rex in South Dakota; the $31.8 million skeleton now stands in Abu Dhabi
In 1987, Stan Sacrison found a T. rex skeleton in South Dakota, which was later sold for $31.8 million. Initially misidentified, the bones were correctly recognized as belonging to a T. rex in 1992. After years at the Black Hills Institute, the skeleton was au
Newly identified bird like dinosaur from Cretaceous period may be first dinosaur eating fruit
Scientists have recently uncovered a small dinosaur named Infernogallus jamesi, believed to have predominantly dined on fruit. By examining its skull and jaw muscles, researchers gained insights into its dietary habits. Existing during the Cretaceous period, a
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MGM Healthcare held walkathon to mark World Stroke Day
The walkathon aimed to raise awareness about stroke prevention, early recognition of symptoms and timely medical intervention

The Hindu
Kauvery Hospital treats complex aortic valve disease using HANCHOR technology
Aortic regurgitation is a condition in which the heart’s aortic valve fails to close properly, causing blood to flow backwards into the heart

The Hindu
Experts warn of wider spread as Ebola outbreak reaches plateau
A major challenge in Congo is limited contact tracing and collaboration with affected communities; health workers sometimes spend more time trying to convince locals to work with them than giving care

The Hindu
ICMR funds study to identify genetic links, potential therapies for autoimmune diseases
The findings could help scientists better understand the disease processes involved and identify potential targets for developing new therapies
The Hindu
Heat-related deaths up 36% since Paris Agreement as climate action lags: Lancet
The analysis represents the work of 146 multidisciplinary researchers from more than 100 institutions across more than 30 countries. It tracks 54 indicators of the health impacts of climate change and the health effects of climate action

The Hindu
Why India rejected a patent application for shorter drug-resistant TB treatment | Explained
The decision could open the door to greater generic competition, but its impact on treatment costs will depend on drug availability, pricing, and access to care
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The Hindu
Kotian makes a case for Test call-up
Kotian served national selectors yet another reminder to be considered for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy squad early next year
Inglis' supersub role gives selectors much to ponder
A last-minute call to replace Steven Smith was followed by a second Test century
Omarzai century trumps Raza's as Afghanistan seal series
Afghanistan go from 4 for 5 to 221, their third-highest T20I total, which proved to be out of Zimbabwe's reach
Sophie Cunningham Reveals FBI Monitoring 20 Suspected Stalkers
Sophie Cunningham says the FBI is watching around 20 people over concerns about her safety. The Indiana Fever star has also spoken about stalking and WNBA security.
Bears Trade Two First-Round Picks for Titans Star Jeffery Simmons
The Chicago Bears have traded two first-round picks and a 2027 fourth-round pick to acquire Tennessee Titans star Jeffery Simmons. The Bears will also receive a 2028 fifth-round pick as they strengthen their defense for a potential Super Bowl run.
Ranji Trophy: Vidarbha crushes Goa
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Times of India
Marvel Studios honours 'X-Men' star Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart, the celebrated actor known for roles in 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men', has died aged 86. He died in his Los Angeles home after a brief struggle with Alzheimer's Disease. Stewart's family released a heartfelt statement announcing his passing and hono
The Hindu
Patrick Stewart, Shakespearean actor turned 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' star, dies at 86
Stewart became an actor at age 18 and gained acclaim on the stage as a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company beginning in the 1960s
Times of India
Patrick Stewart dies at 86 after battle with Alzheimer’s and Lewy body dementia
Sir Patrick Stewart, the celebrated British actor known for Star Trek: The Next Generation and the X-Men franchise, has died at 86 at his Los Angeles home, according to a family statement. His death follows a battle with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body demen

Hindustan Times
Patrick Stewart, legendary Hollywood actor known for roles in X-Men and Star Trek films, dies at 86
Actor Patrick Stewart, legendary for his roles in X-Men and Star Trek, has died in Los Angeles at 86 after battling Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia.

Hindustan Times
Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85
Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85
Times of India
George Michael’s ‘Faith’ guitar sells for £234,000 amid family row auction
George Michael’s guitar from his 1987 ‘Faith’ music video has sold for £234,000 at auction. The sale has sparked a family dispute, with Siobhan Bailey’s brother Gerard objecting to the auction organised by her estranged husband, Ian Belcher. Gerard claims Bail
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