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    Defender for son-in-law, 150 dishes, Dubai models, Bollywood stars & horse race with SUV prize: Anant Singh pulls out all stops for daughter Shivangi's wedding

    Mokama MLA Anant Singh is planning an extravagant wedding for his daughter Shivangi Singh on November 25. From a Land Rover Defender worth nearly Rs 3 crore and a horse race offering an SUV as the top prize to a 150-dish menu, Bollywood performances and a sprawling wedding venue, here is a look at the preparations.

    Iran warns of winter gas cuts as war damage deepens supply crunch

    Iran is facing potential gas shortages this winter due to damage from ongoing conflict with the United States. Government officials have predicted a significant shortfall of 430 million cubic meters in gas supply this year. This has been aggravated by outdated infrastructure and an ongoing US blockade impacting its ports. Citizens are urged to reduce gas consumption to mitigate supply issues expected this winter.

    Iran vows no enriched uranium will leave country, warns US against fresh strikes

    Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei stated that no enriched nuclear material will be allowed to leave the country. He emphasized that new US strikes would result in retaliation against US bases abroad. The Iranian Supreme Leader has mandated that uranium should not be sent outside of the country. Ongoing tensions have led to no current negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

    UAE launches digital ATA Carnet system, becoming first country outside Europe to adopt paperless customs process

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched the eATA Carnet system, becoming the first country outside Europe to adopt the digital customs facility. Rolled out on November 9, 2026, with support from Dubai Chambers, the system allows businesses to process temporary imports and exports electronically using digital declarations and QR codes.

    Liberian-flagged tanker carrying six Indian seafarers hit by projectile in Persian Gulf while sailing towards Dubai

    A Liberian-flagged oil tanker carrying six Indian seafarers was hit by a projectile while travelling through the Persian Gulf on Tuesday, leaving four crew members injured, including one Indian national. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said the remaining 18 crew members, including five other Indians, were safe.

    Suvendu Sarkar rolls out Diwali bonanza for Bengal babus, hikes IAS allowances by 50%

    The Suvendu Adhikari-led West Bengal government has announced a range of benefits for its IAS officers, including a 50% hike in monthly sumptuary allowances for senior officials, education loans of up to Rs 50 lakh for children's studies in India and abroad, and expanded foreign travel benefits under LTC. The package also includes housing, electricity and post-retirement benefits, along with allowances for official work-related expenses.

    The Economic Times
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