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Russia's pneumonic plague scare: Nearly 200 quarantined after lab worker's death

'Like Ghajini': Devendra Fadnavis Mocks Opposition Over Poll Body Attacks

"How can the SIR of 2026 and the person who became chief election commissioner in 2025 affect the 2024 elections?" Devendra Fadnavis said

Bihar cop suspended after video shows him brandishing pistol at flood-hit people

Sangram Kumar Singh, the station house officer of Maker Police Station in Bihar, was suspended for indiscipline. He was filmed brandishing a pistol while distributing flood relief materials to affected citizens. The incident was widely circulated on social media, prompting an official statement from Saran's police department. Almost 9.87 lakh people faced distress due to the floods impacting multiple districts.

US Withdraws All Bomber Planes From UK Airbase Amid Security Concerns

A statement from a Pentagon official said "we can acknowledge now that all US bombers that were deployed to RAF Fairford have re-deployed to their home stations in the United States."

Nikkei jumps 2.5% above 70,000 to three-month high as AI stocks rally

Japan's Nikkei index experienced a remarkable rise of over 2% on Monday, breaking the 70,000 mark for the first time in three months. The surge was largely driven by chip manufacturers like Tokyo Electron and Advantest, while Kioxia's contribution fell short. The optimistic trend in Japanese stocks was fueled by Wall Street's strong performance, stemming from weaker US jobs data alleviating rate hike anxieties.

No classes in 500 schools on Monday: Why are France students protesting

In response to escalating student protests regarding education quality, France is set to close up to 500 high schools. Students are advocating for enhanced teaching staff and better resources to combat overcrowding and failing infrastructures. The unrest has led to significant clashes between police and demonstrators, prompting numerous arrests. Amid this turmoil, the government has vowed to enhance educational facilities and maintain classes.

Watch: Uruguay footballers play cricket at Eden Gardens ahead of Kolkata friendly

Uruguay’s football team explored Kolkata ahead of its October 6 friendly against India. The two-time World Cup champions visited Victoria Memorial and St Paul’s Cathedral and also tried cricket at Eden Gardens. The venue holds historical significance, as Uruguay won the 1982 Nehru Cup there. The squad, coached by Diego Forlán, will now prepare for the India clash.

Broken lights, missing guards: Safety a concern in NCR parks

Many parks in Noida and Ghaziabad are facing alarming issues related to insufficient lighting and inadequate security measures. Residents are increasingly hesitant to enjoy these public spaces after sundown, as broken streetlights diminish safety and invite undesirable activities. Despite notifying the relevant authorities regarding these pressing concerns, timely improvements are desperately needed to restore community trust and ensure public safety in these areas.

Israeli Agencies Flagged Foreign Flight Threats, Transport Body Ignored Them: Report

The report comes amid investigations into a "terrorist attack" on a flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, in which an Omani co-pilot stabbed the captain while trying to take control of the aircraft.

flydubai Co-Pilot Planned To Crash Plane Into Israel Airport In 9/11 Repeat

Last week, Captain Machchhar, who is receiving treatment at a hospital in Abu Dhabi, told Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that al-Hammami had asked to pray minutes before he struck him with a crash axe, dealing a "big blow" to his head.

Indian Economy Is Growing Fast. Why Aren't Stock Market Returns Keeping Up?

The Indian economy grew at nearly 8 per cent in the April-June 2026 quarter. Yet equities have struggled to deliver the kind of returns many investors would expect from an economy growing this fast.

'No terror link': Flydubai co-pilot likely acted alone - report

Noida man held for 'molestation' at Kolkata hotel after Brazil match

A man from Noida was arrested for allegedly molesting two women in a Kolkata hotel lobby. The incident occurred shortly after a football match between Brazil and India. Police reviewed CCTV footage and identified the accused, Palash Ray, in the hotel. Ray denied the allegations, claiming any contact was accidental, and investigations are ongoing. The statements of the victims and witnesses will be recorded as part of the inquiry.

Elon Musk admits that Tesla Robotaxis have a 'cat problem'

Tesla's Robotaxi service has recently broadened its operational hours, now extending to 11 PM. However, it faces challenges with low-light detection, particularly struggling to identify small creatures like grey kittens in dark conditions. Elon Musk acknowledged the drawbacks of relying solely on cameras at a promotional event. In contrast, companies like Waymo incorporate various sensors, including lidar, to enhance their visibility.

CBSE ‘hack’, IIT gig and US recognition: Nisarga Adhikary’s incredible year at 19

‘Gyanesh must quit right away': Opposition backs Justice Bhuyan’s SIR remark

Engineer’s Rs 1.75L e-rickshaw side hustle fails on day 1

In a bid to earn extra income, an engineer decided to invest in an e-rickshaw for rental purposes. He heeded a recommendation from a colleague to hire a driver, but tragedy struck when the driver vanished with the vehicle on the first day of operation. This unfortunate event has ignited fervent conversations online regarding trust issues and the importance of thorough background checks before entering into such agreements.

Don't Remove Street Vendors During Festive Season, Directs Human Rights Body

NHRC has directed that during Navratri, Diwali and Chhath Puja, local vendors should not be unnecessarily evicted or deprived of their livelihoods.

US military kills 4 in strike on suspected drug-trafficking vessel in Caribbean

'That's an irony when you look at him': Iyer makes honest Sooryavanshi admission

India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer praised teenage star Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ahead of the West Indies series, highlighting his quiet personality off the field and aggressive batting style. Iyer said Sooryavanshi’s opportunity will come despite established openers currently occupying the spots. The youngster, an Asian Games gold medallist, has already impressed in the IPL and international cricket.