A private hospital owner in Delhi's Nihal Vihar has reported receiving death threats and an extortion demand of Rs 20 crore from a caller claiming affiliation with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The complainant, Shakeel Saifi, received the demand via social media on November 3, with the caller giving a 24-hour ultimatum. Delhi Police have registered an FIR and are investigating the matter.
Former Israel Defence Forces chief Gadi Eisenkot has secured majority support from newly elected Knesset members, including key Arab parties, to be tasked with forming the next Israeli government. This development comes after the October 27 elections resulted in a political deadlock, with neither Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor Eisenkot's camp achieving a clear majority. Arab parties, holding 19 seats, emerged as kingmakers, recommending Eisenkot despite acknowledging disagreements, aiming to replace Netanyahu's government.
'There will be some inconvenience to people. But we have given one-month notice to the government one month ago.'
President Donald Trump says he was joking when he suggested UFC CEO Dana White could become White House press secretary. His social media post had also proposed bringing UFC fighters on board as assistants to help defend his administration against the political left.
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licences of 105 food business outlets, including quick-commerce platforms Blinkit and Zepto, and ordered seven establishments to shut down. This action followed a special inspection drive ahead of Diwali, revealing multiple violations such as unhygienic conditions and improper food handling.
A decomposed human body was discovered in bushes near Kelu Charan Park in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday. Police suspect an attempt was made to burn the body to destroy evidence. Forensic teams are investigating, and authorities are working to identify the deceased.
The family of anti-drug activist Parvinder Singh Jhota has agreed to his postmortem and cremation, ending a 22-day agitation in Mansa. This follows an agreement with the Punjab government, which includes Rs 2 crore compensation, a job for his wife, release of protesters, and withdrawal of cases. The government also agreed to a CBI probe into Jhota's murder.
Diwali celebrations in Maharashtra were marred by a series of fires, including a tragic incident in Dharashiv where six family members died from suffocation, and nearly 140 fire incidents in Mumbai, leading the Mumbai Disaster Management Authority to ban aerial firecrackers until November 25.
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened the special Muhurat trading session on a bullish note, marking the beginning of the Hindu calendar Samvat 2083, driven by buying in key blue-chip stocks.
TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee's residence in Kolkata was allegedly attacked by BJP supporters, leading to clashes and accusations of law and order failure. Mamata Banerjee condemned the incident, challenging the BJP and criticising police inaction, while the BJP denied the allegations, claiming provocation by TMC supporters. An investigation is underway.
UFC CEO Dana White has reportedly declined US President Donald Trump's public offer to become the next White House Press Secretary, despite Trump's unusual proposal to bring prominent MMA fighters as assistants.
Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra has weighed in on Mumbai Indians' potential squad changes for IPL 2027, suggesting a trade involving Hardik Pandya and the release of Trent Boult. Reports indicate MI is close to trading Pandya to Punjab Kings for Arshdeep Singh, a move aimed at bolstering their pace attack. Chopra also discussed the financial implications of retaining or releasing key players.
US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that his administration's hardline immigration policies may have contributed to the Republican Party's setbacks in the November 3 midterm elections, admitting that the deportation drive targeting undocumented immigrants, including those with long-established jobs and lives in the country, may have been "too tough".
Four people were injured and two arrested after a land dispute escalated into a violent clash involving gunfire in Dehli Ujagar village, Kanpur. The incident occurred when a new owner's family attempted to fence an orchard, leading to opposition and violence.
The lone survivor of the Guwahati hotel firing incident, Satyendra Pathak, has been discharged from the hospital after responding well to treatment. The incident, which occurred on October 26, claimed five lives due to a dispute over hotel management. The prime accused, Ghanakanta Gogoi, was later killed in a police encounter while allegedly attempting to escape custody.
From richly embroidered ghararas to statement silk saris, Rakul Preet Singh has a festive wardrobe that deserves a spot on your mood board.
A recent study has uncovered a new natural process contributing to extreme heatwaves in mid-latitudes, including northwestern India. This process involves a complex interaction between soil moisture, atmospheric pressure, and temperature, which, once a critical temperature threshold is exceeded, creates a vicious cycle leading to even higher temperatures. The findings suggest that current climate models may underestimate future heatwave risks.
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has officially launched its initial public offering (IPO) roadshow, aiming to raise up to USD 64.35 billion by offering 825 million shares at an expected price range of USD 70 to USD 78 per share. The company plans to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol 'ANT'.
US House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries has thrown his full support behind a legislative push to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, accusing him of severe misconduct and responsibility for the ongoing war against Iran, as newly empowered opposition lawmakers prepare to intensify congressional oversight of the administration led by US President Donald Trump.
Indian shooters experienced a challenging day at the ISSF World Championships in Doha, failing to secure medals in the 10m air rifle mixed team and 25m rapid fire pistol events. A disqualification due to an apparel violation further marred their performance, and the team is yet to win an individual medal in an Olympic discipline or secure a quota place for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
The Indian women's hockey team will commence its campaign in the six-nation Asian Champions Trophy on November 19 in Bhopal, aiming for a third consecutive title. Following their recent Asian Games gold, India will face Malaysia in their opening match, with the tournament concluding on November 28.
Equatorial Guinea's first-choice goalkeeper Jesus Owono has been withdrawn from the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers following a tragic collision during a Spanish second division match that resulted in the death of Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel.
With heavy automation, human engineers are expected to supervise and verify the work of the machines rather than doing those on their own.
Tata Motors is maintaining its lead over Mahindra & Mahindra in the race for the second position in India's passenger vehicle market, largely driven by its strong performance in electric vehicle sales. Both companies are aggressively expanding their SUV and EV portfolios and scaling up production to meet surging demand, indicating a fierce competition ahead.
Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, known as 'The Big Show' for his explosive batting, has announced his retirement from international cricket and domestic 50-over and four-day games for Victoria, citing a need to invest more time in his body.
Jaypal Malviya, a 31-year-old farmer and idol-maker from Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, has become the first Indian shooter to secure an Olympic quota for the 2028 Los Angeles Games. His journey is remarkable, starting from a casual interest in shooting at village fairs to winning a silver medal at the ISSF World Championships in Doha with a second-hand pistol. Despite financial challenges and a lack of formal coaching, Malviya's dedication has led him to this significant achievement, though his place in the Olympic squad will depend on future trials.
Coco Gauff defeated compatriot Jessica Pegula 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-2 in a hard-fought match on the opening day of the WTA Finals at Indian Wells, showcasing superb versatility in the round-robin clash.
Palwal police have successfully busted an inter-state gang involved in UPI fraud, arresting four members from Uttarakhand. The gang allegedly defrauded a resident of Rs 90,000. All four accused were produced in court and remanded to police custody for two days to aid in fund recovery and further investigation.
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty extended their winning streak in early trade, with Sensex jumping 614.66 points and Nifty rallying 149.80 points. This surge is attributed to a sharp correction in crude oil prices, continued foreign fund inflows, and positive Q2 results, creating an ideal environment for the market rally to continue.
Police have arrested Dhanesh S Nair, known as 'Danny', the alleged main accused in a large-scale MDMA drug smuggling operation transporting drugs from Bengaluru to Kerala. His arrest in Angamaly followed an investigation triggered by the earlier arrest of Harikrishnan KS, revealing a sophisticated distribution network using social media and disguising operations through banana plantations.
Australia A, powered by Sam Harper's century and effective spin bowling from Todd Murphy and Corey Rocchiccioli, gained a significant advantage over India A on Day 2 of their second four-day match in Puducherry, leaving India A trailing by 236 runs.
'China has built highways on its side and enjoys a geographical advantage. If we cannot build roads, how can we expect our forces to transport equipment and other essential supplies to defend the borders?'
Police conducted a search at the Kasba residence of former West Bengal minister Indranil Sen in connection with the alleged Durga Puja pass scam, days after his arrest. The investigation involves the unauthorised use of the UNESCO name and logo to sell VIP passes and preview show tickets, with Sen's wife and daughter also under scrutiny for their alleged roles and financial irregularities.
Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi's memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," reveals her limited interactions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, noting his tendency to avoid eye contact. She discusses their differing visions for India, rooted in their ideological backgrounds, and critiques his political style and the BJP's aim for a "Congress-free India."
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty extended their losses for a third consecutive day, driven by firm crude oil prices, elevated global bond yields, and significant foreign fund outflows, making investors cautious.
A historic gurdwara in Lahore, Pakistan, Gurdwara Chhevin Patshahi Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, has reopened for religious worship after being closed since the Partition in 1947. The reopening ceremony, attended by Sikh community members and officials, marks the end of a 79-year hiatus and is part of broader efforts to preserve Sikh religious heritage in Pakistan.
Italy's Kimi Antonelli, who turned 20 last August 25, became Formula One's youngest world champion at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday.
Gael Monfils, the flamboyant French tennis star, officially retired from his 22-year career in an emotional ceremony in Paris. He delivered a heartfelt message to his young daughter, Skai, expressing his hope that she would one day play in the city that shaped his life. Monfils, known for his athleticism and crowd-pleasing style, won 13 ATP Tour singles titles and reached two Grand Slam semi-finals.
Over 500 people, including NCC personnel, participated in the 97th 'Fit India - Sundays on Cycle' event in Ahmedabad, celebrating National Unity Day. Organised by SAI, Fit India Movement, and MY Bharat, the event promoted an active lifestyle, national unity, and sustainable practices through cycling, sports, and traditional games.
Sonia Gandhi's poignant new memoir offers an intimate and emotional look into the immediate aftermath of Indira Gandhi's assassination and Rajiv Gandhi's reluctant ascent to the prime ministership.
