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President Donald Trump honoured Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and other technology leaders, while Vice President JD Vance announced Microsoft's suspension from a green-card sponsorship programme over alleged visa abuse. The move highlights tensions between immigration restrictions and America's technology ambitions
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Coal supplies to Indian power plants rose 9 per cent in October compared with September, while daily stock depletion more than halved. The Coal Ministry said supplies were stabilising, with increased rail loading and redistribution measures supporting uninterrupted power generation
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A 34-member Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force delegation visited India to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation and military ties. The delegation interacted with the Indian Army and DRDO, visited defence research institutions, and explored India's military capabilities and emerging technologies
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US prosecutors filed expanded criminal charges against former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, accusing them of overseeing systematic torture. Maduro denies wrongdoing, while the case adds to existing drug trafficking charges and raises fresh human rights concerns
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A federal immigration officer shot and wounded a Dominican man during an enforcement operation in New York City, sparking protests and condemnation from local leaders. The incident intensified criticism of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, with officials demanding transparency and accountability
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The Kerala High Court ordered an FIR and full investigation into alleged financial dealings between CMRL and Exalogic Solutions, involving Pinarayi Vijayan’s family. The ruling follows an Enforcement Directorate probe, but registration of an FIR does not establish guilt
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Nithiin’s upcoming Telugu entertainer ‘Alias Rukmini’, directed by Murali Kanth Devasoth and presented by Nani, will release worldwide on December 4. The makers also announced an October 13 reveal, building anticipation following the film’s recently released title teaser
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BSP chief Mayawati renewed her demand for the Bharat Ratna for Kanshi Ram on his death anniversary, urging workers to strengthen the party ahead of Assembly elections. She highlighted social justice, voting rights, unemployment, inflation, education and public welfare
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Indian companies raised a record $12.5 billion through IPOs during January-September 2026, despite market volatility and foreign investor outflows. While average issue sizes increased, listing gains weakened and overall equity fundraising declined, testing the strength of domestic investor demand
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The government has expanded price controls on non-scheduled anti-cancer medicines by capping trade margins at 30 per cent of MRP. The move could reduce prices by up to 70 per cent, saving patients an estimated Rs 2,500 crore annually
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The Centre launched JOSH Teams to strengthen grassroots efforts to eliminate tuberculosis, with 58,000 volunteers supporting awareness, screening, diagnosis and treatment. The initiative, involving youth, NCC cadets, officials and public representatives, will initially cover 55 districts across 11 states
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Delhi Police Crime Branch has begun probing violence during a July 20 protest in the capital, focusing on alleged assaults, vandalism and damage to public property and whether the violence was premeditated. The investigation follows Supreme Court directions quashing related FIRs
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Arunachal Pradesh will miss the Vinoo Mankad Trophy amid a legal and administrative deadlock within its cricket association. The crisis has already affected junior tournaments and threatens Ranji Trophy participation, leaving players across age groups without opportunities to represent the state nationally
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Bihar BJP leaders defended the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, calling it a legitimate exercise, while saying the Opposition has a constitutional right to meet President Droupadi Murmu following established procedures. They also criticised Rahul Gandhi over the SIR controversy
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Mahagathbandhan leaders and workers protested in Patna against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Tensions with police led to the detention of Tejashwi Yadav, Misa Bharti and Mukesh Sahani amid heavy security arrangements
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Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot displayed camaraderie at a Congress strategy meeting in Jaipur, drawing attention to their long-standing rivalry. With Panchayat elections approaching, the party is projecting unity among senior leaders, though candidate selection and grassroots campaigning will test reconciliation
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India and Myanmar reviewed bilateral defence cooperation and discussed new initiatives focused on training, capacity building and mutual security at their third Defence Cooperation Meeting in Guwahati. Myanmar appreciated India’s humanitarian assistance through Operation Brahma following the devastating earthquake
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Telangana and Andhra Pradesh leaders, along with Union ministers, extended greetings to Indian Air Force personnel and their families on Air Force Day, praising their courage, professionalism and sacrifices in defending the nation and responding to humanitarian emergencies and disasters
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North Korea rejected South Korea’s planned shipment of medical supplies to Pyongyang as an “insult” and political provocation. Kim Yo-jong said there would be no dialogue with Seoul, while South Korea considers seeking another UN extension for the humanitarian aid shipment
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Actress Madhoo paid tribute to late veteran actor Nana Patekar, recalling their 1997 film Yeshwant and saying she learned realistic performance while working with him. She remembered an intense scene that became an important lesson in method acting and performance
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IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh highlighted the force’s humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions in India and abroad, saying they reflect the principle of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’. He also stressed leadership, professional training and operational preparedness during Air Force Day celebrations
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Civilians continue fleeing homes in Yemen as conflict and insecurity deepen the humanitarian crisis, with over 184,000 displaced since August 1. Disease outbreaks, blocked roads, shortages, rising food and fuel prices, civilian casualties and funding gaps are worsening conditions and limiting aid access
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World leaders, including Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Dominica PM Roosevelt Skerrit, congratulated Narendra Modi on completing 25 years as head of government, praising his leadership, development initiatives and contributions to stronger international partnerships
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The US Embassy in India hosted senior American and Indian military leaders in New Delhi, highlighting the growing India-US Major Defence Partnership. Admiral Samuel Paparo met Indian defence chiefs and Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh to discuss strategic cooperation and regional developments