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- Bangladesh Garment Workers Protest for Double Minimum Wage Amid Rising Inflation
· World
Tens of thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers strike for a 30,000‑taka minimum wage amid rising inflation and food costs.
- Bay Area Cities Pass Data‑Centre Moratoriums Amid Midterm Election Fervor
· Politics
Seven Bay Area cities, including San Francisco, Oakland, and Richmond, have imposed temporary moratoriums on new data‑centre construction amid AI growth…
- Five Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Israeli Strikes
· World
Five Palestinians were killed in Gaza during Israeli attacks, including a gun attack, drone strike, and vehicle strike, amid ongoing ceasefire.
- South Africa Lead Bangladesh Match with 132/5 in First Innings
· Sports
In today’s match at Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok, South Africa have taken a commanding position, scoring 132 runs for the loss of five wickets in six…
- US Midterm Election 2026: Poll Opening and Closing Times Across States
· World
Learn the opening and closing times for polling stations across states in the 2026 US midterm election, including key races and early results.
- TNT Sports and 5 to Broadcast England’s White‑Ball Tour of Australia
· Sports
TNT Sports will broadcast England’s 3 ODIs and 5 T20s live in Australia, while 5 offers free highlights. Coverage also includes NZ tests and the 150th…
- UK Extends Permanent Residency Wait Times, Exempting Care Workers
· World
UK doubles residency wait to 10 years, sets 30‑year wait for small‑boat refugees, but exempts care workers who earn £25k+. New rules take effect 2025.
- Redistricting in Texas Sparks Debate Ahead of Midterm Elections
· Politics
In Houston, the gospel service at Mount Hebron Missionary Baptist Church took on political significance as the U.S. midterm elections approached. The…
- Rathanvel’s Grandmaster Title Awaited Until Second Attempt
· Sports
25‑year‑old VS Rathanvel of Coimbatore finally reached the 2500 rating after a second attempt, earning India’s 99th Grandmaster title in Debrecen.
- Ramayana’s Early Diwali Release Sparks Debate on Box‑Office Potential
· Entertainment
Ramayana opens Nov 5, four days before Diwali, prompting debate over its timing and potential box‑office earnings amid festival crowds.
- Al Jazeera Correspondent Montaser Nassar Arrested by Israeli Forces in Hebron Raid
· World
Israeli forces arrested Al Jazeera correspondent Montaser Nassar during a raid on his home in Dura, near Hebron, showing him blindfolded and handcuffed.
- Helicopter Collision Near Everest Base Camp Claims One Life, Injures Two
· World
Two helicopters from Fishtail Air and Air Dynasty collided near Everest Base Camp, killing one tourist and injuring two others.
- Chandigarh Commission Orders Emirates and Yatra to Pay Rs 1.88 Lakh After Dubai Floods Blocked Flight
· Law & Justice
The Chandigarh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission upheld a May 4, 2026 order holding Emirates Airlines and travel portal Yatra Online jointly…
- Visakhapatnam Mother Pleads for Return of Son Deceived into Russian Army
· India
A Visakhapatnam mother appeals to Indian leaders after her son is allegedly tricked into the Russian army and sent to Ukraine.
- European Nations Prepare 3,000‑Strong Force for Ukraine in Case of Peace Deal
· World
Britain and France lead a 12‑nation exercise in Poland to test a 3,000‑person reassurance force for Ukraine, running 9–22 November.
- High Court to Hear Challenge Against Australia’s Under‑16 Social Media Ban
· Law & Justice
Australia’s High Court will hear challenges to the 2023 under‑16 social media ban, led by the Digital Freedom Project and Reddit, amid concerns over free…
- Apple Faces Supply Uncertainty for Foldable iPhone Duo After Quick Sell‑Out
· Technology
Apple’s new chief executive, John Ternus, said on Monday that the company is working to make its foldable iPhone Duo available to more customers after…
- Pune Woman Found Hanging After Dispute With Mother‑in‑Law, Husband Arrested
· India
A 29‑year‑old IT professional, Payal Zambre Patil, was discovered hanging from a ceiling fan in a flat in Mukund Nagar, Pune, on Monday morning. She had…
- Canadian Woman Sets Guinness Record for Loudest Nose Whistle at 44.1 Decibels
· World
LuLu Lotus blew a 44.1‑decibel nose whistle, earning a Guinness World Record as the loudest nose whistle ever recorded.
- MCG Sends Notices to Seven Unlicensed RMC Plants in Gurugram, Threatens Demolition
· India
MCG has issued notices to seven unlicensed ready‑mix concrete plants in Gurugram, giving operators two days to submit documents or face demolition.
- Delhi’s Proposed 52‑km Yamuna Riverfront Faces Flood‑Risk Concerns
· India
A coalition of environmentalists warns that Delhi’s 52‑km Yamuna riverfront could raise flood risks, citing silt, encroachments and past judgments.
- Supreme Court Rules Marital Dispute Cannot Justify Abortion
· Law & Justice
Supreme Court ruled that marital disputes or harsh words cannot justify abortion, directing husband to withdraw allegations and apologise.
- DUTA Declares One‑Day Strike Over Termination of CDOE Teacher
· Education
Delhi University Teachers’ Association calls a one‑day strike on Nov. 3, 2026, protesting the dismissal of Dr. Saripali V. Ravikiran from CDOE.
- Nagaland Man Nurtures Flowered Memorial of Wife, Drawing Visitors and Family
· India
A decade after his wife’s death, 90‑year‑old Mosenyii Yakhro spends his mornings tending a garden he built around her grave in Kigwema village, Nagaland.…
- DGCA Halts Char Dham Helicopter Services for Season’s Remainder
· India
DGCA suspends charter helicopter flights on the Char Dham route for the rest of the season, citing a new co‑pilot rule after a crash that killed six.
- Far‑Right Parties Secure 13 Seats but Remain Marginal in Israel Election
· Politics
Itamar Ben Gvir, the far‑right Israeli firebrand who gained international notoriety as part of the outgoing government, did not achieve the gains many…
- Cyclone Murasu Delays Municipal Vote Counting in Prakasam and Bapatla
· India
Cyclone Murasu delayed vote counting in Prakasam and Bapatla by 3.5 hours. Counting began at 8 a.m. across 92 urban local bodies, turnout 60.96%.
- Delhi’s Green Firecrackers Aim to Cut Pollution, But Still Emit Ultrafine Particles
· Climate & Environment
Delhi allows green firecrackers on Nov 7‑8 to reduce PM and noise, yet a study shows they still emit high ultrafine particles. Costs and composition differ.
- US Reaffirms Three-Phase Plan for Venezuela’s Democratic Transition
· World
The U.S. reiterates its three-phase plan for Venezuela, urging stabilization, economic recovery, and political reconciliation before 2027 elections.
- British Adventurer Karl Bushby Returns Home After 28‑Year, 50,000‑km Foot Journey
· Lifestyle
British adventurer Karl Bushby returns home to Hull after a 28‑year, 50,000‑km walk across four continents, crossing the Bering Strait and Humber Bridge.