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Tiger Shroff firing case: Mumbai court remands 3 accused to police custody till October 28

Three accused in the Tiger Shroff attempt to murder case were remanded to police custody until October 28. Police stated that the accused were directly involved in executing the conspiracy against the actor. Evidence includes CCTV footage from the hotel where a practice firing session occurred before the incident. The defence counsel argued that the police have already completed necessary recoveries, questioning the need for extended custody.

Keralam offers to host Priyanka Gandhi’s son Raihan Vadra’s full photo exhibition

Following the removal of photos from Raihan Vadra's exhibition, prominent Congress leaders expressed their discontent. Kerala's Chief Minister V D Satheesan offered to host the complete exhibition without exclusions. The AICC criticized the removal, emphasizing that inviting Raihan Vadra is acceptable. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera highlighted the government's attempts to suppress artistic expression related to protests. This incident has generated significant political discourse within the Congress party.

Opting to 'play it safe' over 'disruption'

Recent events illustrate the Indian state's approach to censorship regarding cultural and political expressions. The removal of photographs from an exhibition highlights concerns over national security and law order. Additionally, the refusal of permission for a popular concert raises questions about artistic freedom.

How five Boeing 777s linked Madagascar's power elite to Iran

Mamy Ravatomanga, a former influential entrepreneur in Madagascar, is under scrutiny due to serious corruption charges surfacing during his trial. He faces allegations of money laundering and influence peddling tied to the irregular registration of Boeing 777 aircraft, suspected to be misregistered for transit to Iran. His lawyers challenge the accusations, pointing to discrepancies in witness statements, drawing global interest and involving agencies like the FBI.

Kim Jong-un death rumours resurface as viral claims say body moved to crystal coffin at Kumsusan Palace; sister takeover claims emerge

Questions over Kim Jong-un's whereabouts have resurfaced after North Korea released photographs purportedly showing him with his daughter at a textile and footwear exhibition. Social media users Jie Lijian and Wanjun Xie have made separate allegations about his death, Kim Yo-jong's alleged takeover and disruptions to North Korean websites. However, the claims remain unverified, and no evidence has confirmed a change in the country's leadership.

‘Gaddari Ka Sardar’: BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of foreign links to ‘regime change’ network

Mumbai Police issue notices to 24 'X' accounts, ask for removal of Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia's documentary

Mumbai Police have taken a bold step by serving legal notices to 24 users on 'X' for disseminating a contentious documentary created by Sabeer Bhatia. The film addresses allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and businessman Gautam Adani. While some account holders have removed their posts, others have voiced their disagreement with the police's actions.

BJP cites media report to target Congress' 'regime change plot', terms Rahul Gandhi 'gaddar'

The BJP has cited a Fox News digital investigation alleging links between protests in India demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and unrest in France and Albania. BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari accused the Congress of coordinating with Progressive International, alleging a regime-change plot. The Congress had not immediately responded to the allegations.

Amagi Media Labs shares fall 3% after company flags cyber extortion attempt

Amagi Media Labs shares dropped on Thursday after the company disclosed a cyber extortion attempt involving allegedly obtained operational and network configuration data. The company is investigating the claim with external cybersecurity experts and legal counsel, while stating that services remain unaffected and no material financial impact is expected at this stage.

Andhra Pradesh SEC halts urban local body elections following SC order

Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission has stopped the election process for 100 urban local bodies as directed by the Supreme Court. This includes 13 Municipal Corporations and 87 Municipalities, among others. The halt comes after YSRCP filed a petition challenging the nomination deadline extension refusal. The Supreme Court ordered a postponement of the final candidate list publication until October 25.

Andhra Pradesh local body polls: YSRCP, TDP trade charges

YSRCP alleges attack on candidates and cadres; ruling TDP says Opposition is 'using localised incidents to derail democratic process across state'.

Bird Group plans to double the business across all verticals by 2030

Bird Group has signed a lease for developing a hotel on 12 acres in Shillong. The hospitality arm aims to increase its keys from 600 to approximately 1,200 by 2030. The group also plans to introduce a new brand that caters to value for money in service. Additionally, ongoing aviation projects and a growing food services business are key areas of focus.

Amelia Earhart’s missing plane mystery: Strange object on Pacific island made researchers hope for breakthrough, only for them to hit another dead end

Amelia Earhart mystery:A new expedition to Nikumaroro Island has ruled out the Taraia Object as wreckage from Amelia Earhart’s missing aircraft. Researchers believe the formation consists of tree debris, leaving the mystery of Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan’s 1937 disappearance unresolved.

Kim Jong Un death rumors spread after an X post claims brain hemorrhage; what the latest photos show, in one he is with his daughter Kim Ju Ae

Online speculation about Kim Jong Un’s death surfaced on social media claimed that the North Korean leader had suffered a brain hemorrhage. North Korean state media later published photos of him visiting a clothing and footwear exhibition, with some showing his daughter, Kim Ju Ae. His sister, Kim Yo Jong, separately warned of escalating tensions with South Korea.

Who is Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong? The most powerful woman in North Korea who is said to have taken over from her brother

Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, reportedly the most powerful woman in North Korea was claimed to have taken over from her brother following his alleged death. North Korean state media has since released photos of Kim attending a public event.

Rs 24 crore cash sales in Form 26AS, Rs 4-crore tax demand: How a five-star hotel cook won his case in Delhi High Court

Mr. Lalit, a cook at Hotel Ashoka, received a surprising income tax notice claiming Rs 4 crore. This notice cited Rs 24 crore in cash sales attributed to him, leading to significant distress. His Form 26AS incorrectly showed these transactions, prompting Lalit to file a complaint regarding identity theft. The Delhi High Court ultimately canceled the tax demand, finding insufficient evidence from the Income Tax Department.

Sony’s Gaurav Banerjee dismisses concerns over foreign investment in India’s media sector

Citing the presence of YouTube, Netflix and Amazon, Banerjee said global media companies recognise India’s long-term growth potential and continue to invest billions of dollars in the market.

Voice AI’s future lies in outcome-based pricing: Exotel’s Sachin Bhatia

Bhatia linked pressure on the per-minute pricing model to venture capital funding and a crowded market, where providers compete to offer increasingly cheaper services.

Contempt notices to Sanjay Raut and Nikhil Wagle over remarks against CJI, Judiciary

The Supreme Court has issued show-cause notices to Sanjay Raut and Nikhil Wagle regarding their remarks. These remarks were considered potentially contemptuous towards the Chief Justice and the judiciary. The Supreme Court Bar Association initiated the contempt proceedings after receiving consent from the Attorney General. Both respondents were asked to explain why proceedings should not be initiated against them.

Supreme Court to hear journalist's plea against Rahul Gandhi on October 26 or 27

Supreme Court will hear a journalist's application alleging she was manhandled by Rahul Gandhi during a protest. The incident allegedly left her injured, creating a medical emergency due to her pregnancy. Richa Parashar claimed in her video that Gandhi pulled her hand while his security personnel pushed her. She reported falling on stairs and experiencing distress in a crowded environment.

Supreme Court seeks responses from Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, Mahua Moitra over October 12 march

Supreme Court has issued notice regarding petitions aimed at regulating demonstrations around judicial complexes, including criminal contempt allegations against political leaders. Law enforcement agencies were directed to preserve CCTV footage from the October 12 protest. The protests arose from concerns over electoral roll irregularities and demands for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.

'Shows Character': BJP's Gaurav Bhatia slams Rahul Gandhi for 'Misbehaving' with woman Cop

'Massive blow to Congress' appeasement politics': BJP after Supreme Court's conversion ruling

The Supreme Court recently upheld a Madras High Court ruling on backward reservation benefits for converts. It stated that backwardness cannot be carried forward after converting to Islam. BJP hailed the judgement as a significant setback for the appeasement politics of opposition parties. The ruling specifically addresses that only Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists can be recognisaed under scheduled castes.