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GAIL, KRIBHCO explore $1.6 billion urea plant in Andhra Pradesh
GAIL (India) and KRIBHCO have signed an agreement to explore constructing a urea plant in Andhra Pradesh. The plant is expected to generate direct and indirect job opportunities for local residents. Officials aim to set up a facility producing 1.27 million tons of urea per year in Srikakulam. The state government will support the initiative by providing land and infrastructure.
‘Billionaires with wives of Chinese origin’: Jensen Huang’s scandalous life sparks viral social media lists. Who features?
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has come under fire following his confession of an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell. This admission ignited discussions on social media about the patterns of billionaires forming relationships with women of Chinese descent. Renowned billionaires like Larry Ellison and Rupert Murdoch share similar stories. Moreover, tech moguls such as Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin are also in partnerships with Chinese partners.
ET Interview: Andhra Pradesh plans rule to ringfence investments from political flux, says CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the state will introduce an Investment Protection Act to ensure that future governments cannot reverse incentives, land allotments, approvals or other commitments made to investors.
Landlords opt for full financial review of rentals as India's rental market grows
India's rental market is expanding rapidly, prompting landlords to adopt technology for tenant background verification. The Model Tenancy Act aims to expedite eviction disputes, but many states still use older laws. Mumbai and Chennai experience significant rent increases, while other cities see moderation in growth rates. With many choosing to rent longer, economic factors influence the demand for rentals.
Realty firms' land acquisition falls 56% to 1,445 acres in Jan-Sep: Anarock
In the first nine months of 2026, a notable drop in land acquisition activities by Indian real estate firms has been observed. Anarock attributes this decline to developers adopting a cautious strategy, influenced by rising costs and emphasized selectivity in land purchases. Notably, joint development agreements with landowners represented 25% of all deals, hinting at a stronger focus on project feasibility and connectivity.
In 1872, Alta, Utah, drew thousands of seasonal residents during a silver boom; by 1920, George Watson was reportedly its only resident
Once a bustling mining hub fueled by silver, Alta, Utah saw its fortunes decline in the 1920s. The last resident, George Watson, relinquished his land amid tax woes to the U.S. Forest Service, paving the way for ski area development. In 1938, the first chairlift was erected, marking the dawn of the Alta Ski Area. This transformation highlights how towns reliant on a single industry can adapt and thrive.
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Amazon Prime Refund: $3 million for customers after lawsuit alleges company made subscription cancellations complicated; also pledges $1.5 million for consumer protection
Amazon Prime Refund: Amazon has agreed to pay $3 million to eligible Prime customers in Arizona to settle allegations that its six-step membership cancellation process made it difficult for subscribers to end their memberships. The company will also contribute $1.5 million towards consumer protection, pay $1.5 million in legal expenses and donate $1 million to food charities. Amazon has denied wrongdoing.
Jauan Jennings calls out critics at the 49ers after rejecting the reunion
Addressing criticisms from San Francisco 49ers fans, Jauan Jennings explained his controversial move to Minnesota after a successful six-season run. Seeking a better contract, Jennings chose a new team despite minimal playing time with the Vikings. His steadfastness regarding the decision has triggered diverse opinions among fans, highlighting his ongoing battle for recognition following his impactful contributions to the 49ers' offense.
Land deals moderates as developers balance expansion against rising land cost
India's land acquisition market shows signs of moderation as developers face rising land costs. Joint development arrangements have increased in popularity, accounting for one in every four land deals. The total number of JDA transactions rose significantly from 2022 to 2025, showcasing a shift in strategy. Established markets still attract smaller deals, while larger transactions move towards tier 2 and 3 cities.
Emily Hanson-Miller’s final post about grief and what her family and friends said after her death at 37
Many creator friends of Miller shared the news of her death on Instagram and paid tribute along with a post. In her last post she also shared about her grief from the loss of her grandfather and brother(cousin). She also said, she "thought grief couldn’t eat me alive." Her family and friends has planned a gathering in Columbus on November 15.
CoreWeave beats quarterly revenue estimates as AI demand defies growing doubts
CoreWeave reported revenue of $3.66 billion for the third quarter ended September, up from $1.37 billion a year earlier, compared with analysts' average estimate of $3.55 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.
India garment makers rethink reliance on US after tariff shock
Many Indian companies are reconfiguring their export destinations, and their exposure to the US, in light of the tariff shock, in a move that is likely to strengthen New Delhi's hand in its trade negotiations with Washington, and potentially reduce India's vulnerability to US pressure over time.
Democrats have gained control in more states. That could change the way the US elects its president
Democrats’ gains in the US midterm elections could revive efforts to change how the country elects its president by shifting to a national popular vote and reducing the role of the Electoral College. Six states — Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — elected Democratic governments, giving supporters fresh hope of expanding the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Trump envoys bring Russia and Ukraine together for first peace talks in 9 months
Russian and Ukrainian officials recently convened in Abu Dhabi for the first US-brokered talks since February. US envoy Jared Kushner indicated that both sides have narrowed their differences but remain far apart on terms. Ukrainian officials emphasized the need for security guarantees and lasting peace to end the conflict. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed a preference for broader European security talks first.
Inside LeBron James' $70 million real estate empire: Basketball legend owns lavish mansions across his stunning two-decade NBA career
LeBron James has developed an extensive real estate portfolio valued at around $70 million. His properties span across Ohio, Florida, and California, showcasing his interest in luxury estates. Notably, his first investment was a mansion in Ohio shortly after being drafted in 2003. James later acquired lavish homes in Miami and multiple properties in Los Angeles.
Father gave his share of joint family land to second son; first son lost challenge but got 1/8th share in father’s self-acquired land, know why
A recent Madras High Court case addressed the inheritance dispute between two brothers regarding family property. Balakrishnan challenged their father's decision to gift land to his younger brother Jayachandran. The court upheld the validity of prior partition arrangements and gift deeds while reaffirming Balakrishnan's rightful share of the separate land. Balakrishnan was ultimately granted a 1/8th share in his father's self-acquired property.
'I will carry national flag across country, even if arrested': CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke at Kochi protest
A rally organized by the CJP commenced at Marine Drive in Kochi, led by actor Prakash Raj. The participants urged the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the withdrawal of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke claimed that over 13 crore voters have been deleted nationwide during the revision process. Police were deployed to manage crowd control and ensure safety during the protest.
Sonam Wangchuk appeals to President Murmu, alleges smear campaign by Ladakh administration
Sonam Wangchuk has expressed concerns to President Droupadi Murmu regarding administrative actions affecting critics in Ladakh. He alleges that a smear campaign is being orchestrated by the Lieutenant Governor's administration against him and others. The appeal follows the cancellation of the land lease for the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, Ladakh, which he co-founded.
New Zealand election ends in cliffhanger as Luxon, Hipkins battle for power; early results awaited
The polling places in New Zealand closed after a competitive election campaign between National and Labour parties. Christopher Luxon of National seeks a second term against Chris Hipkins of Labour, who aims for redemption. Voter discontent over economic issues has complicated the path to majority for either party. Coalition talks may be necessary if no party achieves a clear majority.
Gauhati High Court quashes preventive detention of Assam rights activist Pranab Doley under NSA
Doley was arrested in Guwahati on July 12 in connection with protests against a proposed luxury hotel at Inglay Pathar near Kaziranga National Park in Golaghat district. He was lodged in Golaghat district jail and secured bail from a district court on July 29. However, the state government invoked the NSA against him the following day, resulting in his continued detention.
India in final-stage talks to expand BrahMos missile sale to Philippines, sources say
India is in advanced discussions to supply additional BrahMos missile systems to the Philippines by expanding their existing deal. This potential transaction could be valued between $700 million and $800 million, considerably higher than previous contracts. The acquisition comes as the Philippines seeks to modernize its military capabilities amid rising tensions in the South China Sea.
World's highest railway station in Ladakh at 17,244 feet: India planning a Rs 1.3 lakh crore railway line that will break China's record
World's highest railway station: India is planning a 489-km Bilaspur-Manali-Leh railway line costing an estimated Rs 1.31 lakh crore. The proposed corridor could feature the world's highest railway station at 5,256 metres beneath Tanglang La, surpassing China's existing record. Here's what we know about the ambitious Himalayan railway project, its route, tunnels and strategic importance.
US sanctions India-based couple, companies over alleged support for Iran's Shadow oil fleet
The United States imposed sanctions on Suniel Kumar Sharma and Jaspreet Preeti Shahid for aiding Iran's shadow fleet. Their network allegedly provided fraudulent maritime registrations to help sanctioned vessels transport Iranian petroleum. Several companies linked to the couple also received sanctions under Executive Order 13902. Additionally, a Turkiye-based company was sanctioned for providing services to US-designated Iranian airlines.
Congress accuses Dhami govt of giving prime Uttarakhand land, George Everest Estate to private parties
Congress has accused the BJP government in poll-bound Uttarakhand of corrupt land dealings. Allegations include selling government land and heritage sites at low prices. AICC general secretary Kumari Selja stated that chief minister PS Dhami approved these land transfers. The opposition party plans to agitate in the state and approach the governor. They claim these decisions were facilitated by the Uttarakhand Investment and Infrastructure Development Board.
Tesla stocks tumble after Democrats win Congress; Musk's $500 million Republican backing leads to new stress test for Elon’s empire
Elon Musk's substantial political contributions to Republican candidates now face challenges after Democrats gained control of Congress. His significant investments in Texas could complicate relationships due to the recent political shift. Both Tesla and SpaceX might experience increased scrutiny regarding their government contracts and regulatory approvals. Investors are concerned about the potential implications for Musk's businesses amidst changing political dynamics.
Greenland approves security deal with Denmark and US following months of Trump's pressure
Greenlandic lawmakers voted 16-0 to approve a security agreement with Denmark and the United States. This deal aims to strengthen military presence in the Arctic while keeping Greenland under Danish control. Although some residents express concerns about its implications for Greenlanders, they hope to curb American threats. The agreement will take effect after Danish parliamentary processes are completed later this month.
Tata Motors-Iveco will focus on building a global CV business: N Chandrasekaran
Tata Motors announced its acquisition of Iveco Group to enhance its global commercial vehicle operations. The $4.32 billion deal aims to improve growth and diversification rather than consolidation. This merger combines their strengths across different markets and technologies to increase revenue and sales volume. Both companies will collaborate on electric vehicles and components, leveraging Tata's extensive distribution network.
Rs 3.2 crore found in blue drums buried in UP village; police probe brothers' Mumbai, Pune links
The recovery of Rs 3.2 crore from three buried blue drums in Uttar Pradesh's Nawabganj has prompted investigators to examine two brothers' property purchases and financial links in Maharashtra. Their changing statements have complicated efforts to trace the cash, while excavation has resumed amid suspicion that more money may be buried at the site.
Family members can reject sale of joint HUF land and treat it as void if Karta sells it solely for personal benefit; Key legal rules you must know
In a Supreme Court ruling from earlier this year, the sale of joint ancestral property was deemed invalid if it only benefited one family member. The court highlighted that the head of a family must demonstrate genuine necessity for such sales. Karta is a manager and not an absolute owner of joint property. Sales favoring one coparcener are particularly susceptible to legal challenges.
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