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Modi names three ‘enemies of the country’ in Dussehra speech, asks parties and institutions to unite
Speaking at a Ramlila in Delhi’s IP Extension, the Prime Minister said forces that hurt India’s honour, people who divide society and a mindset that hates its culture must be identified and defeated.
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Rubio presses India to buy more US energy and defence gear, says trade deal is ‘very, very close’
In Mumbai talks with Jaishankar, the US Secretary of State pitched American oil, weapons and nuclear equipment, and said he will discuss refining Venezuelan…
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Delhi winter pollution plan from Nov 1: 50% work from home, curbs on outside vehicles, double parking fees
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s 10-point plan runs until February 28 and also brings a construction freeze, new office timings and tougher refuelling checks, putting…
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India-New Zealand trade deal takes effect: all Indian exports enter duty-free, dairy stays out
The pact, which kicked in on Vijayadashami, removes New Zealand’s tariffs on every Indian product, opens new work and study routes for Indians, and…
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Alberta votes to stay in Canada as about 76% reject a path to a separation referendum
Oil-rich Alberta’s first-ever vote on its place in Canada hands Prime Minister Mark Carney a clear win, though separatist leaders say their campaign is…
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Private firm gets licence to supply power in Gurugram and Nuh alongside DHBVN; Haryana to appeal
The regulator’s 25-year parallel licence to Eleven Power could let Gurugram and Nuh consumers pick their electricity supplier for the first time, but the…
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Rijiju tells Kharge the Congress skipped delimitation talks, stoking buzz of a short Parliament session
The parliamentary affairs minister says the government has already consulted the DMK, SP and five other parties, and that leaving Parliament unprorogued for 64…
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Drone strike on Sudan market transport hub kills 80 as wave of attacks leaves over 160 dead
The drone hit Al-Dibab in West Kordofan twice, 10 minutes apart, as villagers waited for rides home after market day. The RSF-run administration blames…
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Delhi lines up ₹8,941 crore in sewage projects to clean the Yamuna; Amit Shah to launch them on October 22
The 43 Delhi Jal Board projects include a new 124 MGD treatment plant at Okhla and sewers for hundreds of unauthorised colonies. The water…
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Houthi missiles kill at least 53 recruits at Yemen security training camp in Shabwa; over 200 hurt
Three ballistic missiles struck a centre near Ataq where new police and security recruits were training, in one of the deadliest attacks since Yemen’s…
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Three shot dead while collecting firewood on Manipur’s Imphal East-Kangpokpi border; bodies taken to CM’s house
Suspected militants ambushed a group of villagers in the hills near Nongshum on Monday morning. Police fired tear gas at protesters outside Chief Minister…
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Three suspects in Tiger Shroff shooting held on a train at Kota; police say they were heading for Nepal
Kota police pulled the trio, including a minor, off the Pune-Jaipur Express within hours of a tip-off from Mumbai. One of them was allegedly…
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France’s interior minister offers to quit over weekend riots; Macron says no, orders review of failures
Laurent Nuñez stays on as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu holds a crisis cabinet meeting. Officials say thousands were arrested, about 1,000 police were hurt…