The constructors' title is where the team gets its reward, a greater share of the sport's prize pot and prestige for sponsors, and is the trigger for staff bonuses that affect everyone working long days at the Brackley and Brixworth factories in England.
Indian pacer Gurnoor Brar delivered a stellar performance in the second ODI against New Zealand in Wellington, securing figures of 4/30. This achievement marks the second-best by an Indian pacer in New Zealand's history. Brar's crucial wickets helped restrict New Zealand to 134 all out, with India needing 135 runs to win and take a 2-0 series lead.
Delhi Police have dismantled an organised insurance-related cyber fraud syndicate in Janakpuri, west Delhi, apprehending 43 individuals, including 32 women. The operation, which followed a tip-off, revealed a call centre impersonating insurance company representatives to cheat policyholders. The alleged kingpin and four others have been arrested, with investigations ongoing to trace the source of policyholder data and identify affected customers.
Australian batter Chris Lynn has served a one-month suspension after testing positive for a cocaine metabolite following the T20 Blast Finals Day in England.
A Delhi court on Thursday sentenced five men to life imprisonment under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) for operating an organised crime syndicate. Special Judge Gaurav Rao ruled that there was "no chance of any reformation" for the accused, who were also fined Rs 5 lakh each. The court rejected defence pleas for leniency, citing the grave and heinous nature of their crimes and their repeated involvement.
Soham Varshneya struck in the 90+3rd minute to seal Bengaluru FC's 2-1 win over FC Goa, lifting them to third in the Indian Super League standings.
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and former cricketers have paid tribute to Mohammad Shami following his retirement from Test cricket. Shami, who ended his Test career with 229 wickets from 64 matches, is celebrated for his significant contribution to Indian pace bowling. Ravi Shastri and other former players expressed their admiration for his skill and impact on the game.
AIMIM leader Imtiyaz Jaleel has been named an accused in a supplementary chargesheet filed in the sexual harassment and religious conversion case at TCS Nashik. Jaleel, a former Lok Sabha MP, is accused of helping key accused Nida Khan while she was absconding. The SIT probing the case found his connection with an AIMIM corporator who harboured Khan.
A man in Dombivli, Thane, confessed to killing his friend during a drunken quarrel after being haunted by the victim in his dreams. Prabhu Karkade, 24, was arrested after he approached the police, admitting to beating Pallav Kadam, 43, to death and disposing of the body. The police have registered a murder case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Virat Kohli turns into K L Rahul's personal dresser before the second ODI against New Zealand in Wellington.
Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, and Arshdeep Singh, currently part of India's white-ball squad, will remain in New Zealand to help the Test team prepare for the upcoming World Test Championship series against the Black Caps, assistant coach Sitanshu Kotak confirmed.
Eight people have been arrested in Rajkot, Gujarat, for allegedly setting fire to a hay shed and damaging a house. The incident occurred after a woman reportedly eloped, leading to a confrontation where the woman's father and others allegedly trespassed and caused property damage estimated at Rs 25,000.
Bihar Police have arrested three individuals and seized a massive consignment of 19,250 live cartridges and a country-made pistol in Bhojpur district. The arrests were made during a vehicle check following a tip-off, with the suspects confessing to illegal arms smuggling.
Jenny, a resident of Assam, has reignited a nearly 23-year-old controversy by reiterating rape allegations against former Uttarakhand minister Harak Singh Rawat, demanding a fresh CBI investigation and a DNA test for her son. Rawat has denied the claims, citing a previous CBI clean chit, and threatened defamation suits against those making or supporting the allegations, including Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. The case has stirred political circles ahead of upcoming assembly polls.
Police in Kochi have arrested a former student, Sidharth Sunil, in connection with the disruption of an event at Maharajas College last week where Kerala Higher Education Minister Roji M John was speaking. Another former student has also been taken into custody. The disruption was reportedly by SFI activists protesting the suspension of students from another university.
Telangana's Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has registered a Disproportionate Assets (DA) case against Yadagiri Rao N, an Additional Director of MEPMA. Searches conducted on Tuesday at multiple locations linked to him and his associates revealed assets worth an estimated Rs 4.75 crore, including properties, gold, vehicles, and bank balances. The case is currently under investigation.
Sonia Gandhi's memoir "Belonging: A Journey Of Love" shares personal anecdotes about her interactions with prominent world figures. She recounts observing Bill Clinton's behaviour at a reception, Nicolas Sarkozy's open discussions about his love life, and her poignant meetings with Princess Diana, highlighting their personalities and the dynamics of these high-profile encounters.
Delhi Police have arrested three individuals, including alleged mastermind Yashraj Bajpai, for operating an admission scam. The fraudsters impersonated Delhi Technological University staff to con parents, with one victim losing Rs 8.50 lakh. Two accomplices were arrested in Bhopal, and investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the racket.
West Bengal police, led by Falakata Police in Alipurduar district, have busted a large illegal betel nut syndicate, seizing over 117,000 kg of produce, much of which is believed to be of foreign origin. Two individuals were apprehended, and further raids are ongoing as the state government reaffirms its commitment to combating illicit trade.
Delhi Police have arrested a 28-year-old alleged drug peddler, Pankaj alias Kaua alias Kanchi, in Rohini, seizing 117 narcotic tablets and 28 vials of injectable medicine. The accused, involved in approximately 10 previous criminal cases, was apprehended on November 1 and booked under the NDPS Act.
A complaint has been filed in a special MP/MLA court in Sultanpur against Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and his former private secretary. The complaint alleges failure to pay Rs 15.05 lakh in compensation promised after a 2004 electrocution incident during the Saifai Mahotsav, which resulted in two deaths and one injury.
Bengaluru Customs intercepted a passenger arriving from Bangkok at Kempegowda International Airport, seizing 14.940 kg of hydroponic ganja worth Rs 5.23 crore. The drugs were found concealed in vacuum-sealed packets inside a bag, leading to an arrest under the NDPS Act.
The Supreme Court has issued a contempt notice to the Keralam unit of the Congress party for a social media post targeting Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. The court emphasized that judicial independence is paramount and not subject to political convenience, stating that any attempt to undermine judicial authority must be dealt with firmly. The Congress unit claimed the post was unauthorized and has since been removed, with an unconditional apology issued. The court will appoint amicus curiae to determine if criminal or civil contempt applies.
Singer Kanika Kapoor announced her separation from businessman husband Gautam Hathiramani, bringing their four-year marriage to an end.
Indian cricketer Surya Kumar Yadav, accompanied by his family, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Friday. The meeting included a special moment where Yadav's niece sang a Kannada song, which PM Modi appreciated, linking the visit to Deepavali festivities.
The Yellow Dress Theory is a fun fashion-meets-romance idea that has taken off online: yellow outfits often appear at pivotal moments in films, particularly when a character is falling in love, discovering herself or stepping into a brighter chapter. It isn't a scientific theory, of course, but a pattern film fans love spotting.
SC Delhi defeated Inter Kashi 3-0 in an Indian Super League match. Carlos Fortes, Juan Pena, and Rodriguinho scored for SC Delhi, securing all three points despite Inter Kashi's efforts to find a breakthrough.
An analysis of Election Commission filings reveals that the Congress party's receipts from donations above Rs 20,000 plummeted by nearly 75 per cent to Rs 130.69 crore in 2025-26. This marks the steepest annual fall in such contributions for the party in a decade, with a significant drop attributed to reduced funding from the Prudent Electoral Trust. The report highlights a stark contrast with the BJP's donations in 2024-25.
Police in Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu, have seized 19.8 kg of hashish intended for smuggling into Sri Lanka and arrested a key accused. The seized narcotics are valued at Rs 2.5 lakh per kg in India, with prices tripling in Sri Lanka. Authorities are investigating a wider network and have initiated procedures to attach properties acquired through drug smuggling.
Kane Williamson revealed that a heartfelt conversation with Virat Kohli a day before retiring helped him find clarity, reassess his motivation and walk away after 16 years.
East Bengal FC, despite a 2-0 defeat to North Korean side 4.25 SC, secured a historic spot in the quarter-finals of the AFC Women's Champions League 2026-27. They qualified as one of the two best third-placed teams, becoming the first Indian club to reach this stage.
The CBI has registered a case concerning an alleged USD 10 million fraud at India Exim Bank. The fraud involves a dissolved UK-based company, Hanjer Biotech (Erith) Ltd, and its associates, accused of siphoning off a loan meant for a recycling project by diverting funds and not supplying machinery. The loan account was declared a non-performing asset in 2014.
A 46-year-old tribal woman in Wayanad was murdered by her 60-year-old neighbour following an argument. The accused, also named Ammini, allegedly strangled the victim on October 28. Police have arrested the accused after the post-mortem confirmed strangulation as the cause of death.
A 17-year-old Sikh student was allegedly assaulted by three other students in a crowded market in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, while returning from coaching classes. A video of the incident, showing the student being beaten and his hair pulled, has circulated on social media. Police have registered a case based on the victim's father's complaint and are investigating.
A revenue department team conducting a raid against illegal mining in Sultanpur was attacked, resulting in injuries to a naib tehsildar and two lekhpals. Two people have been detained, a truck seized, and FIRs registered, with authorities vowing stringent action.
Delhi Police have registered an FIR regarding alleged graffiti found on a police vehicle during the INDIA bloc's November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan, with videos of the incident going viral.
Chennaiyin FC recorded their first win of the 2026 Indian Super League season by beating defending champions East Bengal FC 5-3. The match, held in Chennai, saw Brison Fernandes and Irfan Yadwad score braces, while Ramon Tanque added a penalty. East Bengal's goals came from Ake Loba, Dani Ramirez, and David Lalhlansanga in a high-scoring encounter.
A tragic parking dispute in Faridabad escalated into a fatal shooting on Friday night, claiming the life of a 42-year-old man who had returned from Singapore for Diwali.
In a life fully and adventurously lived, Bunker Roy creatively defied many conventions and opened paths for subsequent generations to follow. Long before the term 'social entrepreneur' was coined, Bunker innovated empowering social processes and village-level production systems that dramatically improved the lives of tens of lakhs of people not only across India but in 96 other countries, notes Rajni Bakshi.
