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Governor presents Unit Citations to Air Force Station, Avadi, 27 Special Composite Group of National Security Guard

Governor awards Unit Citations to Air Force Station Avadi and NSG 27 SCG, praising discipline and service.

Did Iran War Cause His Party's Midterms Defeat? "Largely True," Says Trump

"I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline [prices] up a little bit in the short term," Donald Trump said of Iran as a factor. "At the same time, if I had to do it again... I will have to do it again," he added, apparently speaking of strikes on the country.

Trump Tried To 'Interfere' In US Polls With 'Non-Citizen Voters' List. How He Hit A Wall In Court

US Supreme Court refused to let President Donald Trump's administration stop California from counting 20,000 votes it claimed were linked to "likely" non-citizens. Judges said the list was not reliable at all.

Anbumani bats for 100% caste-based representation

Anbumani Ramadoss urges 100% caste-based proportional representation, urging timely social justice through surveys and commissions in Tamil Nadu.

Stalin alleges power purchase scam in TVK govt, demands probe

DMK president M K Stalin on Wednesday alleged that there was a large-scale scam in Tamil Nadu’s proposal to purchase electricity from private generators at rates ranging from ₹35 to ₹41.50 per unit when Kerala had access to power at lower rates.

Man Accuses Wife, Mother-In-Law Of Forced Circumcision In Assam

The complainant, Akhil Kumar Chandak, has lodged an FIR at the Bhangagarh Police Station against his 24-year-old wife, Nurshika Begum, and her 36-year-old mother, Nur Khatun.

9-Year-Old Girl Collapses In Classroom Of Delhi School, Dies

School staff took the Class 3 student to a nearby hospital, which refused to admit her.

How the Supreme Court shaped due process in death penalty cases

In Bachan Singh, the apex court upheld the death penalty but laid down guidelines for judicial discretion; in Manoj v. State of Madhya Pradesh, it prescribed ‘practical guidelines’, including the submission of mental health evaluations and custody conduct reports of the accused

LA tenant wins $61,801 after landlords keep $19,500 rental deposit

In a landmark case, Eric Aviles, a tenant in Los Angeles, fought back against his landlords for unlawfully withholding his $19,500 security deposit. The California Court of Appeal ruled in his favor, granting him $61,801.67, encompassing attorney fees and various costs. This ruling underscores the robust tenant protections enshrined in California law, emphasizing that landlords cannot impose restrictions on recoverable costs within lease agreements.

Houdini's secret-message pocket watch sells for $204,000 after 116 years

In 1910, for his 36th birthday, Harry Houdini's wife Bess gifted him a pocket watch that held a special inscription revealing his birth name, Ehrich. This heartfelt detail increased the watch's auction value to $204,000, highlighting its historical significance. The watch not only connects to Houdini's remarkable career but also serves as a precious reminder of the bond he shared with Bess, preserving his legacy for future generations.

Stalin dubs TVK government a ‘circus’ controlled by corporate interests

Chief Minister is unable to take independent decisions, and corporate interests are influencing the functioning of the government, says DMK president

Janhvi Kapoor shares glimpses from a snowy shoot at a secret location, says, 'Pinch me'

Recently, Janhvi Kapoor took to Instagram to share captivating images from her chilly shoot, enchanting her followers with picturesque winter scenes. She openly discussed the challenges of working in freezing temperatures as she highlighted her journey in the industry. Additionally, she paid homage to her mother, Sridevi, with a memorable Halloween look, which received tremendous praise from her sister Kushi Kapoor. Janhvi's current film, 'Peddi', premiered on June 4, 2026.

Ramayana box office collection prediction Day 1: Ranbir Kapoor's film earns ₹100 cr even before release - What's next?

Pakistan players unlikely to play Abu Dhabi T10

The PCB has asked the league to pay $10,000 per NOC it issues for the tournament starting November 7

Maharashtra FDA seizes 4,002 kg of sweets from bus in Mumbai, ₹45 lakh food items in statewide crackdown

The seized items included 2,098 kg of Gopal Sweet Barfi, 598 kg of Nandi Indian Dessert, 538 kg of Shree Bansidhar Sweet Halwa, 448 kg of Shree Gokul Traditional Sweets, 268 kg of Nandi Indian Sweet Halwa and 52 kg of Shree Gokul Halwa

Bombay HC denies bail in lynching case, says only law can punish offenders

Rejecting the argument that the victim was a history-sheeter, the court says his antecedents cannot justify vengeance or mob justice

Posing as Buyers, Gujarat Officials Bust Vendors Charging Extra for E-Stamps

The checks found that Mohammad Rajim Abdulrashid Sheikh in Balasinor and Alpeshkumar Muljibhai Patel in Vadgam village of Khanpur subdivision were charging Rs 110 for a Rs 100 e-stamp.

What happened after Manoj Kumar accidentally bumped into Dharmendra during a song shoot?

In a delightful flashback, filmmaker KC Bokadia shares a humorous story from the set of 'Maidaan-E-Jung'. He details a comical mishap where Manoj Kumar accidentally collided with the legendary Dharmendra during a musical number, creating a lighthearted moment amidst their well-known rivalry. With both stars no longer with us, their unforgettable contributions to Indian cinema and the captivating film's legacy live on.

Court grants bail to driver of bus in Bhandup accident case

Bail granted to BEST bus driver Santosh Sawant in the Bhandup accident case amid training doubts and lengthy trial.

ACT Hockey: Dominant India storms into the final

Dominant India storms into the final

Ukraine says bodycam video shows deadly Russian double-tap bombing

At least 40 people were killed and another 30 may still be under the rubble after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village, Kyiv says.

Iran Says Handed Trump "Political Defeat" In Washington After Midterms Rout

Iran's Security Chief Mohsen Rezai said that the American people were bearing the brunt of the financial burden of the war.

24 hours after High Court rap, BMC fails to restore Dia Mirza’s video on pollution-free Diwali

Civil rights activist Sumaira Abdulali, who has been working for the cause of noise pollution, demanded that the BMC should give an explanation about why it had pulled down a video which was recorded as per the directives of the Bombay High Court

After milk and curd, prices of ghee, butter and paneer too up

Prices of ghee, butter, and paneer rise in Karnataka after milk and curd hikes by KMF; new rates take effect from November 5.