India

BJP MLA Hans Raj faces POCSO charges in Chamba following a woman's allegations of sexual exploitation and intimidation. The woman claims the abuse began when she was 16 and has provided evidence. An FIR includes abduction charges against his aides. The MLA denies the allegations, calling them a politically motivated conspiracy.

Prime Minister Modi will visit Bhutan for two days starting November 11th to strengthen ties. He will meet the King, inaugurate a hydroelectric project, and attend the King's 70th birthday celebrations. Modi will also offer prayers to the Buddha's relics and participate in a peace festival. Discussions will focus on enhancing the India-Bhutan partnership.

A Bloomberg documentary alleges British intelligence intercepts linked India to the 2023 killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The intercepts, shared with Canada under strict conditions, reportedly discussed Nijjar and other targets. India denies the allegations and calls them politically motivated.

Tarn Taran SSP Dr. Ravjot Kaur Grewal was suspended days before the bypoll. The suspension followed a complaint by SAD alleging illegal detention of Akali leaders at her behest. The EC assigned Amritsar Police Commissioner the additional charge. Political figures welcomed the decision, viewing it as a move against AAP's alleged misuse of police.

India and New Zealand concluded the fourth round of FTA negotiations, showing steady progress and aiming for a comprehensive agreement. India's trade minister also met with Australian counterparts to discuss strengthening economic partnerships, including a potential Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement.

Says Guru Nanak 1st saint to speak word Hindu

The Supreme Court avoids interfering in economic policy unless fundamental rights or the Constitution are violated. It prioritizes transparency, fair interpretation of commercial law, and the balance between economic freedom and regulation. The court emphasizes ethical business practices, promoting sustainability, and integrating ESG principles.

Priyanka Gandhi criticized PM Modi's language, accusing him of using inappropriate terms. She alleged his government undermines voting rights, prioritizes industrialists over farmers, and disregards employment. She urged voters to accept handouts but reject their votes.

Bihar battle

With India-US relations at a two-decade low, New Delhi is reassessing its diplomatic approach, especially after Trump described his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as a 'G-2' summit

Reaffirms equity-based climate action in Brazil

SIR, 'vote theft' issues likely to dominate sittings

During two-day talks with tribal leaders, Centre says current policy doesn’t permit it

Apart from over 800 flights that faced delays, some services were also cancelled on Friday, impacting hundreds of passengers

The accused had links with six persons, arrested on November 3 from Morbi, Surendranagar, Surat and Amreli districts, for allegedly routing Rs 200 crore to Dubai-based cybercriminals using nearly 100 mule accounts, says a release

India has strongly rejected Canadian allegations as 'absurd and motivated' and a 'deliberate strategy of smearing India for political gains'

This new digital navigation system is currently deployed on 129 major roads

‘The poems recited by children were indeed wonderful’

Priyanka claims Congress fighting against the ‘empire of Modi’

In its citation, SRM University lauded Dr Samanta for being the flag‑bearer of service without boundaries, education without discrimination

The DPSUs manufacture planes, tanks, helicopters, electronic parts, missiles, artillery guns, ammunition, warships, rifles, radars and sensors

Framing the Sangh's goal of 'uniting the Hindu society' and reiterating that 'India is a Hindu Rashtra', Bhagwat said he had met Christians and Muslims who mentioned their gotras to him

A navy is only a small component of a nation’s maritime power and we have neglected and overlooked it, said Admiral Arun Prakash

IndiGo will begin its daily flights from Delhi to Guangzhou from November 10

'When people understand the law in their own language, it leads to better compliance and fewer lawsuits'