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"Tipu fought four Anglo-Mysore wars; RSS didn't particpate in freedom struggle:" Priyank Kharge on Tehrik-e-Khudadaad memorandum
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge addressed a memorandum submitted for reinstating Tipu Sultan Jayanti celebrations. He criticized the BJP for not acknowledging their history regarding Tipu Sultan's contributions. Kharge emphasized the participation of Tipu Sultan in the freedom struggle compared to the RSS. The memorandum also calls for a review of educational materials on Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali.
Global markets were already fragile. Big AI bets could break them
Investors flocked to bonds. Yields, which move inversely to price, fell from multidecade highs, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury, which guides borrowing costs globally, falling almost 20 basis points on October 22, its biggest daily fall since early 2023.
Soccer star Kylian Mbappe apologizes for apparent reference to Mao as a ''dictator''
Kylian Mbappe faced backlash for comments referring to Mao Zedong as a dictator during an interview. The controversy led to several Chinese companies terminating sponsorship agreements with the soccer player. Following the backlash, Mbappe issued an apology expressing his respect for the Chinese people and their history. Various media organizations and the China Football Association have condemned his remarks and demanded accountability.
Siddaramaiah breaks silence, alleges attempts to blackmail him & demands people behind 'sting’ be exposed
Siddaramaiah, a Congress member, has denied any connection to a circulating sting operation video. He claims the video is a fabricated attempt to blackmail and defame him. Siddaramaiah has filed a police complaint and obtained a court injunction against further dissemination of the video. Home Minister Priyank Kharge confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and urged those with evidence to come forward.
Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan: 35 crore people reached so far, 32 lakh institutions engaged
Since its inception in August 2020, the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan initiative has reached more than 35 crore people in its quest to prevent substance abuse. It focuses on at-risk districts and enhances awareness in schools and colleges. By providing credible information and encouraging youth to seek support, the program also seeks to dismantle the stigma linked to substance-use challenges.
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"Strong India is not good for our own enemies": Rajeev Chandrasekhar backs Mohan Bhagwat's remarks
Rajeev Chandrasekhar supported Mohan Bhagwat's comments regarding the potential risks associated with protests in India. He noted that India's post-COVID recovery has been commendable compared to other nations. Chandrasekhar raised concerns about societal unrest that might impede the nation's progress. He criticized Sanjay Raut for promoting chaos and urged a commitment to democratic principles.
Trump invokes France riots to rally support for embattled Republican in Kansas
Trump held a rally in Park City, Kansas, to support Senator Roger Marshall amid rising political tensions. He used protests in France to warn voters of potential unrest if Democrats win. Marshall faces a close race against Democrat Adam Hamilton, who challenges Trump's policies. Economic concerns were prominent among attendees, with rising prices affecting many local residents' livelihoods.
Strong majority of voters believes Trump is failing at home and abroad: AP-NORC poll
Federal authorities are investigating suspicious mailings received by congressional and election offices across the country. With Election Day approaching, the mailings are deemed potentially hazardous by law enforcement. In time, US President Trump plans to host rallies in support of Republican candidates in Iowa. Candidates are also navigating fundraising challenges as the midterm elections draw near. The political landscape appears increasingly competitive with various races across states tight.
US AI infra demand driving Zetwerk’s order book growth: CEO Amrit Acharya
Acharya added that the perception that India has been missing from the AI infrastructure supply chain had weighed on sentiment towards the country in recent months.
flydubai co-pilot planned Ben Gurion crash after incapacitating captain: Report
Hamam al-Hammami, the co-pilot of Flydubai Flight FZ1073, planned a terrorist attack to crash the aircraft. He was detained after attempting to incapacitate the captain during the flight. Israeli passengers intervened and successfully restrained al-Hammami, averting a disaster. Investigations revealed his prior radicalization and connections to extremist ideology. Authorities are continuing to explore his background and any potential external influences.
How Trump's diplomatic week exposed the limits of his power
US President Donald Trump sought to project diplomatic strength through his UN address and summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, but the week produced limited breakthroughs. The Iran war, strained ties with allies, Ukraine and the US-China relationship continue to challenge his foreign policy agenda, according to Reuters and analysts.
Denmark emerges smiling from Trump-Greenland deal, experts say
Danish commentators on Saturday cast a deal announced by US President Donald Trump to give Washington control over Greenland's security as a diplomatic win for Copenhagen. Trump on Friday said the US, Denmark and Greenland had struck a deal giving Washington permanent control over Greenland's security and barring Russia and China from setting up bases in the Arctic territory.
Quote of the day by Ambrose Bierce: “Marriage: A household consisting of a master, a mistress, and two slaves, making in all, two."
Ambrose Bierce, an influential American satirist, provided a sharp and ironic perspective on marriage. He notoriously defined it as a trio consisting of a master, a mistress, and two slaves, illustrating the complex dynamics of obligation and dependence inherent in marital relationships. Known for critiquing societal norms, Bierce's unapologetic definitions continue to resonate, while his enigmatic disappearance in Mexico adds a layer of mystery to his literary contributions.
Xi Jingping suffered stroke, fainted during BRICS 2026 summit? China Democratic Party claims military helicopter transported him directly to Beijing's Army Hospital
Claims about Xi Jinping's health emerged after his absence from a BRICS gala dinner in New Delhi, with Chinese dissident Wanjun Xie alleging that the Chinese president fainted and later suffered a severe ischaemic stroke. Xi attended the summit and met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while no official confirmation has emerged from Beijing or New Delhi supporting the hospitalisation or stroke claims.
In 1908, a cowboy checking flood damage spotted giant bones in a New Mexico arroyo; the site later helped overturn accepted ideas about America’s earliest inhabitants
George McJunkin’s remarkable discovery of ancient bison bones and spear points in New Mexico provided compelling evidence for the existence of early human settlers in North America. The Folsom site showcased bones from extinct bison species, with a spear point suggesting that human habitation dates back much further than previously thought. Researchers later recognized McJunkin's significant role in this groundbreaking archaeological finding.
In 1955, a 67-year-old mother of 11 Emma “Grandma” Gatewood set out with basic supplies; she became the first woman to complete a solo thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail
Ohio celebrates Emma Gatewood, the first woman to solo hike the Appalachian Trail. She completed the 2,055-mile journey in 1955 at age 67. Gatewood survived domestic abuse and raised eleven children before her remarkable hike. Her ultralight approach and resilience inspired many hikers across the nation. She is honored with a special day and historical markers for her achievements.
Georgia engineers transform a 7,000-pound old wind turbine blade into a pedestrian bridge in Atlanta and also made bicycle shelters and playground equipments
A retired wind turbine blade now serves as a pedestrian bridge in Atlanta's Beaverbrook Park. This project demonstrates reusing old turbine parts for infrastructure instead of waste. Researchers from Georgia Tech led the initiative, which was installed in March 2025. The blade's strength and composite materials make it ideal for structural applications. This innovative approach offers a solution for growing waste from decommissioned wind turbines.
BRICS' trade puzzle: Modi, Putin and Pezeshkian pitch three different fixes
The BRICS Business Forum saw leaders discuss expanding intra-bloc trade and economic resilience. Prime Minister Modi focused on removing trade barriers and India's stability. President Putin addressed countering Western economic pressure and sanctions. President Pezeshkian linked economic security to conflict and rebuilding Iran's economy. New trade data reveals a complex picture of the bloc's internal trade dynamics.
BRICS 2026: PM Modi calls for top 10 trade barriers to be removed; says India is building ‘economic bridges’ to shield Global South
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged BRICS members to identify and remove their top 10 trade barriers as the grouping enters its third decade, saying India is building economic bridges as trade barriers rise globally. At the BRICS Business Forum, Modi also positioned India as a source of growth, stability and global solutions.
Quote of the Day by Julius Caesar: 'The greatest enemy will hide in the last place you would ever look.'- A powerful lesson about taking control of your life by one of the Roman Empire's most famous leaders
Quote of the Day by Julius Caesar: Julius Caesar's powerful quote highlights hidden threats often overlooked. The greatest dangers may lie within familiar circumstances or our own assumptions. Caesar's life demonstrates how success can create unforeseen challenges and dangers. His assassination by trusted figures underscores this critical lesson. We must remain alert and question what seems obvious to avoid hidden perils.
Muslims emerge as a campaign issue for Republicans ahead of 2026 US midterms
Republican politicians are targeting Muslim candidates and communities during election campaigns. These leaders claim to raise security and radicalism concerns for voters. Critics argue this strategy unfairly demonizes an entire religious group. Muslims are becoming a significant campaign issue as their population grows.
Quote of the day by Abraham Lincoln: 'My concern is not whether God is on our side; my greatest concern is to be on...' - A timeless lesson in humility and moral responsibility, reminding us that the real question is not whether circumstances favor us, but whether our choices and actions align with what is right
Quote of the day by Abraham Lincoln: Abraham Lincoln played a pivotal role in navigating America through the turmoil of its most significant divisions and the Civil War. His staunch anti-slavery stance reframed the struggle as a quest for liberty. Through eloquent speeches, Lincoln championed national ideals and urged for healing. His assassination in 1865 abruptly concluded his presidency, yet his enduring legacy profoundly influences America's conception of freedom and unity today.
In Maine, a woman bought an 1880s Victorian silk dress, only to discover hidden pockets filled with mysterious papers, strange words, numbers and '10pm'
Woman bought 1880s Victorian silk dress: An exquisite antique silk dress bought in Maine concealed a hidden pocket containing a collection of mysterious papers. Researchers later discovered that the documents contained coded weather observations from 1888. Using historical telegraphic codebooks, they deciphered the compact records, which documented atmospheric conditions such as temperature, pressure, wind and precipitation. While researchers have explored the possibility that the dress belonged to a woman associated with the U.S. Army Signal Service, the owner has not been conclusively identified.
Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following the departure of Driscoll
President Donald Trump has named Adam Telle, a civilian Army official and former Republican Senate and White House aide, as acting Army secretary following Dan Driscoll’s departure. Telle takes charge amid reported tensions between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with the Army engaged in the Iran conflict and facing weapons shortages.
Quote of the day by Abraham Lincoln: 'The best way to destroy an enemy is to make...' Powerful life lessons on dealing with people who hurt you and choosing a smarter way to respond
Quote of the day by Abraham Lincoln: 'The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend.' Abraham Lincoln is often associated with the idea that turning adversaries into allies can be wiser than seeking revenge. His philosophy emphasised empathy, understanding and shared values over hostility. Rather than encouraging retaliation, Lincoln advocated forgiveness and reconciliation as a way towards lasting peace and freedom.
In 1856, a 23-year-old widow became America’s first female private detective. Five years later, she helped protect former US president Abraham Lincoln
Kate Warne became America's first female private detective in 1856. She successfully infiltrated criminal circles using various disguises. Warne later uncovered a plot to assassinate President-elect Abraham Lincoln. She then accompanied Lincoln on a secret train journey to Washington. Her work challenged societal norms and opened doors for women in investigations.
In 1863, an American actress went behind enemy lines as a union spy. Her mission ended with a death sentence
In a remarkable twist during the Civil War, actress Pauline Cushman accepted a role to toast Jefferson Davis, cleverly disguising her true mission as a spy for the Union. She deftly collected critical intelligence, even hiding a military map beneath her boot. Arrested and facing execution, she evaded capture, ultimately celebrated for her bravery and honored with a military funeral.
In 1866, a woman disguised herself as man to join US Army. A routine medical examination eventually exposed her secret
Cathay Williams made history by serving nearly two years in the US Army while disguised as a male soldier named William Cathay. Her successful enlistment included passing a medical examination. It was a health issue that ultimately uncovered her true identity to an Army surgeon. As the only known woman to serve as a Buffalo Soldier, her remarkable tale only gained recognition years later, solidifying her unique place in history.
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