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    EU to make addictive app features easier to switch off

    The European Union will on Wednesday unveil new rules to crack down on influencer marketing, ban online features that trick Europeans and force platforms to give users the right to turn off "addictive" features.

    Trump's midterm poll setback won't derail India-US trade talks: Official

    India and the US are continuing technical negotiations on the first tranche of their proposed bilateral trade agreement, with a US customs and trade facilitation team visiting New Delhi on November 2-3. Officials said the talks will continue despite the Republican Party losing its majorities in both chambers of Congress. India is seeking lower US tariffs than those faced by competitors such as Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia.

    Who is Renu Desai? Pawan Kalyan’s ex-wife returns to Tamil cinema after 26 years with Dhanush’s Om Chapter 1

    Renu Desai is making a triumphant return to Tamil cinema after 26 years, landing a role in Dhanush's much-anticipated film Om: Chapter 1- Udhiram: The Blood Wood, set for release soon. Dhanush has adjusted the release schedule to avoid a clash with another major film. The project boasts a diverse cast from multiple industries, but details about Renu's character are still under wraps, generating buzz among fans.

    "Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement was covertly supported by BJP, RSS" to dislodge UPA: Sonia Gandhi's memoir

    Sonia Gandhi, in her memoir, indicates that the 'India Against Corruption' movement received covert support from the BJP and RSS. The movement created significant public pressure, compelling the UPA government to pass the Lokpal Act in 2014. Although the legislation aimed to combat corruption, it became ineffective following the BJP's rise to power. Gandhi reflects on Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh's challenges during this tumultuous period.

    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.

    Anti-Sikh riots remain tragic and shameful chapter in country's history: Sonia Gandhi

    Sonia Gandhi reflects on her memories of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots following Indira Gandhi's assassination. Rajiv Gandhi made national appeals for peace amidst the violence and chaos that ensued. Several commissions were established in hopes of delivering justice to the victims of the riots. Despite the government's efforts, justice has been slow and unsatisfactory for those affected.

    The Economic Times
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