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FIR lodged after 3 women journalists allege sexual harassment at Delhi protest

On October 3, three female journalists reported instances of sexual harassment to the Delhi Police during a protest. These cases were referred to the Crime Branch for further inquiry. This protest, directed at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding alleged electoral roll discrepancies, resulted in the detention of hundreds, raising concerns regarding the police's handling of the situation, with opposition leaders condemning the use of violence and unauthorized protest measures.

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Carole King's 128-acre Idaho ranch, home for 35 years, sells for $3.99M

Carole King purchased Robinson Bar Ranch in Idaho in 1981 and worked on restoring the property for decades. The property, which spans 128 acres, includes various structures and natural features. After significant renovations, the ranch was listed several times before selling for $3.99 million. Its history includes being a mining claim and a resort under previous owners. The ranch exemplifies King's connection to a unique lifestyle away from urban centers.

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SC steps in over relocation of 135-year-old Delhi library housing 8.5 lakh books

The suo motu case, titled "In Re: 135-Yr-Old Library 8.5 Lakh Books– And No Room In The New Central Vista Plan", was registered on October 3. The concerns centre on where the library and its vast collection would be housed if Shastri Bhawan is demolished. Reports said the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and the Central Public Works Department were still looking for suitable space for the library.

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From historic golf gold to tennis medal miss: India’s biggest hits & flops at Asian Games

India finished fourth at the 2026 Asian Games with 85 medals, including 21 golds, below its Hangzhou record of 106. Archery, hockey, cricket, boxing and wrestling delivered major successes, while athletics topped the overall medal count with 24. Tennis, badminton, esports, fencing and volleyball disappointed, while shooting, table tennis and rowing produced mixed or underwhelming returns overall.

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Watch: SP press meet turns violent as ex-district chief slapped over seating

A chaotic scene unfolded at a Samajwadi Party press conference in Gorakhpur when a physical clash erupted. It was reported that aspiring candidate Kamlesh Singh slapped former district president Nagina Sahni, following a seating disagreement amidst a packed venue. The atmosphere grew tense, prompting intervention from senior leaders who sought to diffuse the altercation.

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Lockheed Martin eyes bigger India footprint with $10.5bn military aircraft bid

Lockheed Martin plans to enhance its manufacturing capabilities in India if selected for the medium transport aircraft contract. The company already collaborates with Tata Advanced Systems for C-130J component production in India. The Indian Air Force seeks 60 medium transport aircraft to modernize its fleet due to aging aircraft. Competitors in this bid include Tata, Mahindra, and Adani Defence, partnering with global manufacturers.

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117-year-old woman's cells shocked scientists: Biologically much younger

Scientists investigated María Branyas Morera, the world's oldest verified living person, after her 117th birthday. They collected various biological samples, revealing a mixture of extreme old age signs and youthful features. Despite her short telomeres, she showed less chronic inflammation and a healthy metabolic profile. Her gut microbiome resembled that of younger individuals, raising many fascinating questions.

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OpenAI fires researchers, company confirms sacking; shares what investigations revealed

OpenAI dismissed three researchers from its safety team after they violated company policies regarding sensitive information. The terminated employees allegedly shared confidential data with external AI safety organizations, prompting an internal investigation. This action is part of OpenAI's response to recent security incidents involving its AI models. The firings coincide with increasing pressure on AI labs to improve safety measures and transparency.

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