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Mamata Banerjee sidesteps question on supporting Rahul Gandhi for PM in 2029

Mamata Banerjee was asked if she would back Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as the opposition's Prime Ministerial candidate for the 2029 general election. The West Bengal Chief Minister deftly avoided giving a direct answer to the question. The inquiry reflects ongoing speculation about opposition unity for future national polls. Her non-committal response leaves the political alignment for the distant election unclear.

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Captain subdues stabbed co-pilot, lands plane safely saving 174 passengers

A flight captain was attacked and stabbed by his own co-pilot mid-flight. The captain managed to subdue his assailant despite his injuries. He then opened the cockpit door to alert the cabin crew. The captain successfully landed the aircraft, saving all 174 people on board.

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AIMIM open to alliances in UP to stop BJP's third term, criticizes UCC

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has stated his party is willing to form electoral alliances in Uttar Pradesh. This announcement comes ahead of the state's Assembly elections scheduled for early 2027. Owaisi emphasized the primary goal is to prevent the BJP from winning a third consecutive term. He also criticized the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code in some states as discriminatory.

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Harekala Hajabba builds village school using orange sales profits, wins Padma Shri

Harekala Hajabba, despite having no formal education, was motivated by a desire to reduce poverty through schooling. He funded his mission by saving money from selling oranges. His efforts led to the establishment of a school in his village. Hajabba's work was nationally recognized with the Padma Shri award.

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Madhya Pradesh halts community forest rights order after central intervention

The Madhya Pradesh government has suspended its directive on implementing the Forest Rights Act. The decision follows a letter from Union Minister Bhupender Yadav. Yadav raised concerns about procedural lapses in the state's order. The initial directive had instructed district-level committees to process community forest rights claims. The state government will now review the process in consultation with the central ministry.

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India's sailing pair upgraded to bronze after Chinese disqualification at Asian Games

Indian sailors Harshita Tomar and Shital Verma were upgraded from fourth to bronze medalists in the women's skiff sailing event at the Asian Games. The change occurred after the original Chinese bronze medalists were disqualified for an undisclosed reason. The event was held at the Kaiyoh Yacht Harbor in Aichi, Japan. Japan won the gold medal, while Hong Kong secured the silver. This upgrade marks a historic achievement for India in the competition.

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Ex-GoAir Pilot Describes Captain Smit Machchhar's Aviation Expertise

An unnamed former GoAir pilot provided details on Captain Smit Machchhar's role. He stated that Machchhar served as a Line Training Captain. In this capacity, Machchhar was responsible for instructing, mentoring, and evaluating other pilots. His duties were performed during operational commercial passenger flights.

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Eight Pune students drown during school picnic at Diveagar beach

Eight students from Pune drowned at Diveagar beach after being caught in strong sea currents during a school picnic. Authorities and rescue teams recovered all eight bodies from the water. Maharashtra ministers have expressed condolences and are seeking further information about the incident. Legal and administrative procedures are now underway at the site.

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12 hidden masterpieces valued near $450 million set for 2026 Sotheby's auction

Twelve impressionist and post-impressionist paintings will be auctioned by Sotheby's on November 18, 2026. The collection has been largely unseen by the public for over fifty years. It includes works by masters like Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cézanne. The total estimated value of the artworks is close to 500 million dollars, which Sotheby's expects will draw elite international buyers for a historic sale.

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Indian envoy visits pilot recovering from in-flight stabbing by copilot

Indian Ambassador Deepak Mittal visited Captain Smit Machchhar in an Abu Dhabi hospital. Machchhar was stabbed by his copilot during a flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Following initial treatment in Saudi Arabia, he was transferred to Abu Dhabi for further care. Passengers and other crew members restrained the attacker, allowing the flight to land safely.

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Eight Pune students drown at beach in Maharashtra's Raigad district

Eight students from Pune drowned while on holiday at a beach in Maharashtra's Raigad district. They were part of a larger group of 48 individuals. The victims entered the sea and were swept away by strong currents. Authorities believe they misjudged the water's depth and current conditions. The incident occurred during an outing to the beach.

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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy visits Sircilla, announces development projects

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy visited Sircilla for the first time since taking office. He inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development projects valued at approximately 346 crore rupees. During the visit, Reddy walked roughly 3 kilometers alongside local weavers from Ambedkar Chowk to a public meeting venue. The Chief Minister also made commitments regarding ministerial representation for the region during the public address.

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Finance Ministry projects 7.3% GDP growth for second quarter

India's Finance Ministry has projected a GDP growth rate of 7.3% for the July-September quarter. This forecast suggests the country's economy is maintaining its expansion momentum. The projection was officially released by the ministry, as reported by the Times of India. A key factor cited for the continued growth is sustained economic momentum from previous quarters.

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Anup Bagchi Appointed as HDFC Bank's Next Managing Director and CEO

HDFC Bank has selected Anup Bagchi as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. He will succeed the current MD and CEO, Sashidhar Jagdishan. Jagdishan's tenure is scheduled to conclude on October 26, 2026. This move initiates a planned leadership transition at India's largest private sector bank.

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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury invites Mamata Banerjee to rejoin Congress

Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has invited West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to rejoin the Congress party. He stated she would be welcomed if she agrees to work under the party's leadership. This offer was made publicly amid ongoing political realignment talks ahead of national elections. The condition underscores existing tensions over leadership roles within opposition alliances.

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Logan Paul amasses $150M fortune from WWE, Prime, and diverse ventures

Logan Paul has built an estimated $150 million fortune by merging his digital media presence with sports entertainment and business ventures. His financial portfolio includes earnings from WWE, his PRIME Hydration drink company, and professional boxing matches. Additional revenue streams come from his YouTube channel, podcast, sponsorships, collectibles, and venture investments. Paul has effectively leveraged his personal brand to create multiple commercial income sources spanning from online fame to mainstream entertainment.

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India tests full-body scanners at airports, examines Flydubai safety incident

The Indian aviation security authority is trialing full-body scanners at Bengaluru and Cochin airports. The scanners are being adjusted to accommodate common Indian jewelry and clothing. Data from these trials will determine if the scanners are deployed at eight major airports. Authorities are also reviewing a recent incident where a Flydubai pilot was injured. This review may lead to updated safety advisories following internal discussions.

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UK court awards Yorkshire estate worth £1.25 million to widow in inheritance dispute

A UK court has ruled in favor of a widow in an inheritance case concerning a property in Yorkshire. The estate, valued at £1.25 million, was awarded to her after legal proceedings. The decision resolves a dispute over the rightful ownership of the significant asset. The case was reported based on a ruling from the Times of India.

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Less plastic, reusable plates & utensils help cut waste on Amarnath route

Waste collection down 15% despite 70k more pilgrims this yr

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India wins sailing, wrestling silver; cricket and hockey teams reach Asian Games finals

India secured silver medals in sailing and Greco-Roman wrestling at the Asian Games. The men's cricket team progressed to the gold medal match after defeating Sri Lanka. The men's hockey team also advanced to the final with a last-minute victory over Pakistan. Additionally, the women's golf team is positioned for a bronze medal ahead of the final round.

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