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    Delhi AAP MLA Jarnail Singh reports extortion threat against Arvind Kejriwal and daughter for Rs 7 crore

    Delhi AAP MLA Jarnail Singh reported receiving a threatening message demanding Rs 7 crore. The message, purportedly from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, threatened harm against Arvind Kejriwal and his daughter. Singh filed the complaint with Mohali police, prompting authorities to register a case. Police confirmed that they are investigating the incident under multiple relevant sections of law.

    US national Van Dyke links NIA arrest to Russia-Ukraine war, vows to reveal 'shocking details'

    Matthew Aaron Van Dyke was arrested in India along with six Ukrainians for allegedly entering without valid documents. They were granted permission to travel home after more than six months in custody. Van Dyke claimed their imprisonment was part of Russia's war against Ukraine and promised to reveal alarming details. The National Investigation Agency continues to investigate alleged offences linked to their activities.

    Will Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang keep his job amid FBI probe? Here’s what we know

    Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang finds himself embroiled in controversy as he is under investigation due to his alleged affair with Alice Huang, believed to be a Chinese spy. In light of these serious claims, Nvidia has launched an independent inquiry, which Huang is fully backing. Meanwhile, federal authorities are probing for possible export violations, raising questions about Huang's leadership amid concerns over succession planning and the company's future stability.

    Trump's foreign policy won't change after Republicans' midterm losses, Rubio asserts

    Rubio, who spoke to reporters after talks with his counterparts from the G7 industrialised democracies, said President Donald Trump will decide US policies as he sees fit, regardless of his Republican Party's wipeout in the midterms.

    1,200 stubble burning locations on Diwali: Delhi Minister Mishra alleges conspiracy against farmers, against Delhi and Punjab

    Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra has claimed a conspiracy related to the spike in stubble burning incidents during Diwali. He stated that farmers in Punjab reported fires in their fields while they celebrated the festival. Satellite data revealed a dramatic rise in stubble burning locations from November 7 to November 8. Mishra has called for investigations into potential involvement by Aam Aadmi Party leaders.

    Karnataka ethanol row: DK Shivakumar alleges excessive blending, promises evidence and documents on Monday

    Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has backed allegations of excessive ethanol blending in petrol sold in the state, claiming levels exceed the approved E20 limit. He said samples had been collected from 67 locations and an investigation was underway, with a minister set to present evidence and documents on Monday.

    • Meghan Markle’s father arrested: What are the allegations against Prince harry's wife's estranged dad, Thomas Markle Sr.?

      Thomas Markle Sr. was taken into custody by federal agents in Florida, linked to an inquiry concerning child sexual abuse material. The investigation was prompted when his son stumbled upon unsettling images at their father's previous residence in the Philippines. Markle Jr. informed both the Philippine police and the FBI about the material.

      Weather Update: Could heavy rain and flash flooding disrupt the East Coast as a powerful storm moves East?

      A significant storm is moving eastward, affecting communities along the East Coast with heavy rainfall. Flood risks have already been reported in Tennessee and Georgia due to intense downpours. Predictions show over an inch of rain could impact the I-95 corridor, with some areas possibly receiving up to three inches. Meanwhile, evacuations are underway in flooded regions to ensure resident safety.

      Musk's $445 million midterm bet goes awry. Is his political influence at risk?

      Elon Musk's $445 million spending spree on Republican candidates yielded limited results in the US midterms, with most of those he backed losing. As Democrats gain control, Musk faces potential congressional investigations, calls for campaign finance reforms and greater scrutiny of his companies, government contracts and political influence.

      Fake US officials, forged court orders and gold pick-ups: How a Hyderabad call centre targeted nearly 2 million citizens and stole Rs 261 crore

      The Enforcement Directorate has uncovered a fake call centre syndicate that allegedly defrauded US citizens of millions. Investigators arrested seven individuals involved in this international money laundering operation. The syndicate impersonated US federal officials and pressured victims to pay money through various channels. Seized evidence includes forged documents and the personal information of numerous US nationals. The investigation continues to identify additional participants and trace the flow of illegal funds.

      Adam Robinson family nanny killed in Florida plane crash was a biomedical engineering graduate but couldn't find a suitable job in US. Who was Ana María Ramírez Cetina?

      A tragic incident unfolded in Palm Beach County, Florida, when a private Learjet crashed, claiming the lives of nine souls. Among the victims were Texas tech entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his wife Helen, their children, and their devoted nanny, Ana María Ramírez Cetina. Ana had relocated to the US for better prospects and was responsible for the children.

      Forget solar and wind: India bets on heat buried deep underground for round-the-clock clean electricity; here's the big plan

      India is stepping up efforts to tap its estimated 10.6 GW geothermal energy potential, with its first two geothermal wells commissioned in Ladakh's Puga Valley in July 2026. The government is also supporting pilot projects across Gujarat, Arunachal Pradesh and Telangana, while its 2025 National Geothermal Energy Policy aims to promote research, technology development and private investment in the sector.

      US midterms put Trump-era crypto boom and prediction markets at risk

      The US midterm elections could threaten the crypto friendly regulatory environment created under President Donald Trump. A potential Democratic takeover of Congress may bring tighter oversight of digital assets and prediction markets, putting companies such as Coinbase, Strategy and Bullish under pressure as investors reassess the sector's regulatory outlook.

      Alaska Senate race gets messy as two Sullivans face off

      A competitive Senate race in Alaska has drawn national attention due to candidate confusion. Allegations suggest the recruitment of a similarly named candidate aimed to mislead voters. Investigations have been initiated by the FBI into potential voter confusion related to the election. Incumbent Dan Sullivan and his opponent Mary Peltola face scrutiny as tensions rise. The outcome will significantly impact the control of the Senate chamber.

      Binance says North Korean hackers stole $6.34 billion funds in a technical breach

      Binance reported a cyberattack attributed to North Korea that compromised $6.34 billion in digital assets. Approximately $2.85 billion of the affected assets have since been frozen or intercepted. The attackers utilized fake job interviews and advanced malware to breach Binance's security systems. Subsequently, the company took steps to replenish the lost assets and mitigate the damage caused.

      Days before Washington DC power outage, US Department of Energy had issued warning

      On Monday, a power outage hit the Foggy Bottom area of Washington DC, leaving over 1,100 residents in the dark. The incident was caused by a malfunction at a Pepco substation, impacting essential government services nearby. Emergency teams responded quickly to reports of smoke and a manhole explosion close to the World Bank. Traffic lights were down, causing significant disruptions until power was restored later in the afternoon.

      PNB staffer, Pune man arrested in alleged Rs 10.24 crore bank fraud case

      An office assistant of Punjab National Bank in Greater Noida and a private individual have been arrested for alleged fraud. The fraudulent activity involved Rs 10.24 crore in unauthorized withdrawals from multiple customer accounts. Punjab National Bank's investigation began after a customer reported suspicious debit transactions in her account. The accused allegedly carried out the transactions over three years using compromised banking credentials.

      Gold and cash worth over Rs 8 lakh stolen from locked First AC coupe on Deoria-bound train; family alleges no police help, Gonda cops demonstrate how cabin door opens from outside

      A couple travelling with their one-year-old child has alleged that gold jewellery worth Rs 7-8 lakh and cash were stolen from their locked First AC coupe at Lucknow's Charbagh station. They claimed that repeated calls to railway helplines and three alarm chain pulls brought no immediate police response. A Zero FIR has been filed in Deoria.

      SBI hunts for weak links after suspected cyberattack exposed 3,897 customer records

      State Bank of India (SBI) is investigating a suspected cyberattack that may have exposed 3,897 customer records, with root cause analysis still underway. The bank is focusing on containing the breach and fixing vulnerabilities after customer information, including names, contact details and loan records, appeared on the dark web.

      Bengaluru men held by police after ordering noodles, attacking Assamese workers at restaurant for serving them too spicy food

      Four men were held in Bengaluru after allegedly assaulting three Assamese workers at a fast-food outlet over complaints that their noodles were too spicy. The October 29 incident in Doddathoguru was captured on CCTV, with footage showing the workers being punched and kicked. Police identified the accused and initiated further proceedings.

      Franklinton High School shooting scare: What triggered a massive police response and lockdown before sheriff declared it a false alarm?

      Franklinton High School shooting: Franklinton High School in North Carolina was placed under a lockdown after a report of a possible active shooter triggered a major police response. Authorities later called it a false alarm, confirmed that all students and staff were safe, and said no injuries had been reported.

      Tamil Nadu: Police seek passport suspension of Veeramani's aide in POCSO case

      Tamil Nadu police are investigating absconding businessman N Prakash amid the ongoing Veeramani POCSO case. Authorities are taking steps to freeze Prakash's passport to prevent him from evading prosecution. Eight arrests have been made, including the principal accused, Veeramani, who faces multiple charges. Searches at various premises have led to the seizure of critical evidence related to these offences.

      Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

      Businesses are divided over whether Washington should propose new tariffs on Vietnamese goods this month, with Tesla and Samsung not in favour, while others have called for penalties, submissions to the US government show.

      Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

      A trade investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices is nearing a conclusion with a November 29 deadline. Various industries have conflicting views on whether new tariffs should be imposed on Vietnamese goods. Tesla and Samsung are against additional tariffs, while steel and wood sectors advocate for penalties. Vietnam has faced escalating exports to the US, surpassing its previous trade standings.

      Cyberattacks on banks, including AU Small Finance Bank, worry insurers as claim risks rise

      Cyberattacks targeting financial institutions have raised concerns about security vulnerabilities and potential losses. AU Small Finance Bank is investigating a possible data breach involving customer information stored on Salesforce. Insurers have recently reported an increase in cyber incidents affecting banks and manufacturers over the past few months. The extent of these breaches and the impacted customer count are still under investigation.

      Pilots now need fresh permits before every sortie: UCADA after Joshimath crash

      Following a chopper crash in Joshimath, new regulations have been implemented by the Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority. Pilots will now need separate permissions for every flight segment as directed by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. A co-pilot will also be mandatory on Char Dham yatra helicopter flights to enhance safety measures. Weather conditions at the time of the crash are under investigation, along with pilot communications.

      Agencies cite jurisdictional limits after Delhi shoe factory fire kills four

      A fire at a shoe factory in Mangolpuri Industrial Area resulted in four fatalities and two injuries. The factory had valid licenses and a NOC from the pollution control committee. Initial investigations suggested negligence by laborers as a potential fire cause, although further inquiries are ongoing. The Delhi Fire Service deployed multiple fire tenders to control the blaze, which lasted several hours.

      UP govt asks KGMU to take action against doctors, employees over alleged harassment for religious conversion

      The Uttar Pradesh government has instructed King George's Medical University to take action against implicated staff members. This follows an investigation report by the Special Task Force on alleged religious conversions and harassment. Specific cases, including that of a resident doctor accused of coercing a colleague, were highlighted in the report. Complaints from women employees about harassment and inadequate responses were also noted.

      Binance hack investigation: How a compromised employee laptop may have led to the largest crypto heist

      Crypto Binance hacked: Binance is investigating a major security incident involving an estimated $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency transfers. A compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop may have provided an entry point, while further checks uncovered additional access points. The exchange says it froze about $3 billion in affected assets and pledged to cover all losses.

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