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- Polling ends peacefully across Guntur, Bapatla, Palnadu districts The Hindu ·
- Electric fence defunct in Puzhal prison for the past 3 years The Hindu ·
Steps taken to restore live power using alternating current supply
- Oocyte extraction racket: Women paid ₹20,000 as operators made around ₹3 lakh per cycle The Hindu ·
Police probe alleged exploitation of 43 women, including possible forged consent documents and illegal commissions, while examining recruitment networks, payment trails and the role of IVF and fertility centres in Hyderabad
- Rajyotsava celebrated in Raichur The Hindu ·
Minister recalls the century-long struggle to bring Kannada-speaking regions under a unified State
- Search on for eight missing trekkers in Uttarakhand’s Kedartal The Hindu ·
Heavy snowfall and adverse conditions affect operations; SDRF resorts to aerial reconnaissance through a helicopter
- Jayarajan accuses UDF government of using KIIFB probe to stall development The Hindu ·
Says Vigilance probe selectively targets land acquisition in Kannur despite similar procedures in Palakkad; claims projects worth over ₹40,000 crore have been completed through KIIFB; warns investigation could jeopardise proposed projects, including industrial park near Kannur airport
- Police expand search for man who escaped from custody in Coimbatore The Hindu ·
- 'Truly Evil, A Real-Life Bond Villain': An Ex-PM Describes Vladimir Putin NDTV ·
Stephen Harper acknowledged that Vladimir Putin is smart and hard-working, but he also accused him of being extremely manipulative and "truly evil".
- Rotary Club organises car rally against underage driving in Thrissur The Hindu ·
Organised under the theme 'Safe Roads for a Prosperous Keralam: Say No to Minor Driving,' the initiative aimed at sensitising parents and the public against the dangerous trend of minors getting behind the wheel
- Lunar occultation of Jupiter on November 3 The Hindu ·
- Rajyotsava celebrated in Dharwad The Hindu ·
Minister promises that development programmes and welfare schemes will continue
- Char Dham helicopter operators threaten to halt services over DGCA's two-pilot rule The Hindu ·
Operators say mandate brought in following Joshimath crash not financially viable; accuse authorities of ignoring concerns over safety hazards, particularly drones and paragliding activity along flying routes
- Andhra Pradesh reports 41 poll-related incidents during ULB elections, says DGP Harish Kumar Gupta The Hindu ·
Every complaint is being taken seriously and those involved will face strict legal action, says Harish Kumar Gupta, adding that the ULB elections are by and large peaceful in State
- Dwivedi likely to focus on strengthening party organisation, save democracy campaign during maiden visit The Hindu ·
- Pulivendula witnessing change, says Payyavula Keshav The Hindu ·
Finance Minister says people are voting freely in the YS family stronghold, alleges Jagan tried to vitiate the peaceful atmosphere during municipal polls
- UGC Equity Regulations 2026 "Unbalanced", Centre Must Ensure Fairness: RSS NDTV ·
RSS leader Sunil Ambekar said the organisation had already communicated its concerns about the regulations to the authorities, adding that both the government and the UGC had taken note of the objections.
- Three from Belagavi get Rajyotsava awards The Hindu ·
- Traffic, Chaos At Delhi Borders As Anti-Pollution Curbs Kick In NDTV ·
Heavy congestion was seen at several entry points, particularly along the Delhi-Gurugram and Delhi-Noida borders, as traffic police and enforcement personnel conducted checks on vehicles entering the national capital.
- Municipal elections conclude peacefully across Chittoor, Annamayya and Sri Sathya Sai districts The Hindu ·
Polling held in 12 urban local bodies across the three districts, covering four in Chittoor, Madanapalle and Punganur municipalities in Annamayya, and six in Sri Sathya Sai district
- Power utilities told to brace for Cyclone Murasu The Hindu ·
Special Chief Secretary directs officials to stock essential materials and position manpower and machinery in vulnerable areas to ensure speedy restoration of power supply
- Calicut varsity to probe charges related to answer script storage project The Hindu ·
The Finance Officer has been asked to conduct a detailed investigation.
- Bengaluru: Man dies after loan recovery agents knock him off moving motorcycle in Nelamangala The Hindu ·
Accusing the recovery agents of being directly responsible for her husband’s death, Lalitha and other family members demanded action against those involved.
- Woman arrested for stabbing husband to death during quarrel in Kothapet The Hindu ·
- Success Story: Who is Krishna Yadav? Meet Delhi woman who turned agricultural produce into a ₹5-crore pickle business Mint ·
Krishna Yadav moved to Delhi with her family and just ₹500 after financial setbacks. A training course at Krishi Vigyan Kendra helped her learn the science of pickle-making. She went on to build Shree Krishna Pickles, a brand with more than 250 products and reported annual earnings of over ₹5 crore.
- Opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan demands Keralam govt. to reverse premium hike for NoRKA Care insurance scheme The Hindu ·
The premium for a ‘family floater’ policy (with a coverage of ₹5 lakh) has been hiked from ₹13,411 to a range between ₹35,664 and ₹77,773, he says
- ‘Some trustees thwarting bid to grant powers to Malabar Devaswom Board’ The Hindu ·
- Tiruppavai processions to be held in 84 Divya Desams The Hindu ·
- CJI calls for strengthening public confidence in High Courts The Hindu ·
High Courts should continue to remain accessible to the vulnerable, attentive to the urgency of human suffering, and unwavering in its commitment to constitutional values, says Surya Kant
- ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally The Hindu ·
Waste-collectors, some of whom participated in the protest, gathered the discarded plastic bottles near the protest site; rain-soaked, waterlogged stretches forced protesters to tread carefully through the venue
- 1699 Ming royal descendant's paintings sell for Rs 75 crore in 2026 The Times of India ·
Bada Shanren, originally named Zhu Da, was born into the Ming royal lineage in 1626. Following the Ming dynasty's collapse in 1644, he sought solace in a Buddhist monastery for many years. Later, he embraced secular life as a renowned painter, crafting works that emphasize bold simplicity. His…
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