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'We know everything': SC to hear pleas against CEC Gyanesh Kumar on Nov 17

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that it would examine all aspects of the Election Commission of India's (ECI) decision-making process amid allegations that key decisions, including those related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls were taken without the unanimous consent.

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SC says legality of EC's 'logical discrepancy' checks in SIR remains undecided

A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana said its earlier decision allowing the Election Commission to use the category in West Bengal was only an interim measure. It also clarified that the court’s ruling on the SIR exercise in Bihar had not settled every legal question surrounding the revision process.

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'Businesses already hate all of you': Rahul's 4-point reply to Sitharaman's advice

Rahul Gandhi responded to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman regarding the Tata Group's ongoing dispute. He questioned the motives behind hosting Tata representatives at Amit Shah's residence. The exchange followed Rahul's earlier post accusing the government of "criminally destroying" the Tata Group and questioning business leaders' silence over the matter.

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Meet Jagriti Mishra: Animal rescuer's viral shelter video reaches Delhi CM

In a troubling turn of events, animal welfare advocate Jagriti Mishra saw her dreams dashed as her under-construction shelter in Delhi was demolished. Her impassioned response, captured in a viral video, sparked public outcry, prompting Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to pledge support for the shelter’s revival. Furthermore, the Municipal Corporation acted swiftly, suspending a junior engineer associated with the demolishment, highlighting the need for responsibility in animal welfare matters.

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11-foot metal object found in Minnesota cornfield may be Chinese rocket debris

For weeks, it may have been hiding in plain sight, tucked beneath rows of corn in an otherwise unremarkable Minnesota field. Then, during harvest, a farmer driving his combine came across an enormous metallic object that looked less like something from a farm and more like something that had fallen from the sky.

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Career not ending! 44-yo Anderson to play in Italy after Lancashire exit

James Anderson will continue his cricket career in Italy after Lancashire declined to renew his contract. The 44-year-old will captain and co-own a Naples-based team in a 10-over tournament starting November 18. The competition will feature international stars and promote Italian cricket through coaching clinics, supporting the country’s ambitions to develop players for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.

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Spain train crash: Drone footage captures twisted carriages as toll tops 60

The crash occurred along the Madrid-Seville high-speed railway line in Toledo province, where two trains carrying hundreds of passengers were travelling in the same direction towards Seville in southwestern Spain, according to Esther Padilla, spokesperson for the Castilla-La Mancha regional government. Spain's rail infrastructure operator ADIF said the accident took place on Wednesday morning.

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UAE secretly helping Iran-backed Houthis target Saudi forces: Report

UAE has been secretly assisting Iran-backed Houthi rebels in their fight against Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, according to a report by Drop Site News.

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Neeraj Yadav remembered as a friend, motivator and ‘zindadil insaan’

Three-time Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav is remembered by fellow para-athletes Navdeep Singh and Suvarna Raj as a friend, elder brother and source of encouragement. From shared training camps and late-night conversations to his efforts to motivate younger athletes, their recollections reveal a man who brought laughter and warmth to their lives. As a police investigation continues into his death, his friends struggle to reconcile their memories with the sudden loss.

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