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Chandrashekhar Azad, Owaisi explore third front to take on BJP, SP in UP elections
Chandrashekhar Azad's Azad Samaj Party and Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM are forming an electoral alliance ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. This partnership aims to unite Dalit and Muslim voters by contesting over 200 constituencies. Azad's party plans to field candidates in approximately 150 seats, while AIMIM may contest 40-50 seats.
Neither Rahul nor I ever received a penny: Sonia Gandhi on National Herald issue
Sonia Gandhi emphasizes that neither she nor Rahul received any benefits from the National Herald revival. She describes the emotional impact of political attacks on Rahul by the BJP and highlights his resilience. Despite facing numerous politically motivated legal cases, Rahul remains focused and committed to his work. Sonia narrates the revival process of National Herald and explains the legal challenges they faced.
Nvidia controversy stokes export scrutiny risks for South Korean chipmakers
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix could experience greater export compliance challenges due to Nvidia's scrutiny over AI chips. US authorities have not announced new regulations yet, but potential measures might emerge. Chief Executive Jensen Huang's personal matters have spurred investigations into Nvidia's business dealings. A closed-door inquiry is scheduled to review security frameworks and contacts with foreign entities.
Deportation of wanted gangster Afridi secured after 10-month international manhunt
In a remarkable operation, Punjab Police has successfully extradited gangster Gurwinder Singh, known as Afridi, from Ethiopia after an extensive manhunt. Wanted for over 30 criminal cases, Afridi eluded capture using a fake passport. This international endeavor showcases the dedication of law enforcement agencies in uniting their efforts to dismantle organized crime, marking a significant win for public safety.
China stocks edge higher as reports of market support lift sentiment
China’s stock market edged higher after reports that regulators would discuss measures to support capital markets. However, concerns over state-backed Zhuhai Huafa Group’s liquidity continued to weigh on related stocks and bond funds.
Gold Glove Awards 2026 winners announced: Red Sox and Arizona tie for highest wins as Mariners’ Cole Young takes first glove, Walker and Olson get fourth
The 2026 Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners were announced on November 2, following the conclusion of the season. The Boston Red Sox and Arizona had a notable night, sweeping three awards each. Wilyer Abreu, Ceddanee Rafaela, and Caleb Durbin all excelled in their respective positions to earn Gold Gloves. Additionally, Geraldo Perdomo, and Corbin Carroll also claimed their first Gold Glove awards.
Dragon enters bear cave with $2.4 trillion lost since May peak
Chinese stocks have recently entered a bear market, resulting in a total loss of $2.4 trillion. Major indexes, including the CSI 300 and Hang Seng, have significantly declined in value. Investors express concerns about the future profitability of artificial intelligence companies and weak domestic demand. Analysts suggest the market malaise may continue into next year without substantial policy changes.
OpenAI president urges AI safeguards as group he funds opposes regulation
OpenAI's safety practices have been in the spotlight in recent months, after the company said a swarm of its AI agents escaped containment and hacked into the AI platform Hugging Face. OpenAI President Greg Brockman was among the group of six tech executives who later signed US President Donald Trump's voluntary AI safety agreement on behalf of their companies, agreeing to work with "independent auditors" and to ensure their AI tools do not "hack or access technical systems in unintended ways."
Experts see political signaling behind China's EUV claims as major technical hurdles keep commercial chipmaking years away
Langdao Silex, a Chinese startup, has introduced a prototype EUV light source claiming 90 percent domestic components. Experts, however, doubt that China can achieve a viable EUV lithography machine in the next decade. This announcement is seen as a tactic to influence U.S. export restrictions on chipmaking equipment and attract funding within China. While the prototype generates some EUV light, it does not meet the required output for commercial systems.
Australian lawmaker Helen Haines hurt in car attack loses leg
Helen Haines, an Australian lawmaker, was critically injured in a deliberate act involving a car attack. The incident occurred in Wangaratta, where she was retrieving items from her car. The driver of the vehicle was quickly detained after the event, and law enforcement is investigating the motive. Prime Minister Albanese emphasized the rising political violence and its impact on democracy.
Historic milestone for administration of justice in Union Territory of Ladakh, CJI inaugurates Ladakh bench of JK HC
The newly inaugurated Ladakh Bench aims to improve access to justice for people in remote regions. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted the significance of this establishment in reducing travel for judicial proceedings. Digital initiatives, including an e-Filing Portal and Document Management System, were launched to enhance efficiency. The court will function as a paperless entity, equipped with modern technology.
National Herald case: Delhi HC turns down ED plea to order status quo on attached properties
Delhi High Court turned down the Enforcement Directorate's bid to uphold the status quo on properties connected to the National Herald affair. Justice Sachin Datta announced that no interim orders would be forthcoming as the case progresses. Previously, the trial court dismissed the ED's complaint on legal bases, prompting their appeal.
Why Pakistan declared emergency in Imran Khan’s party-ruled Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and imposed governor’s rule
Pakistan’s government has suspended the PTI-led administration in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and imposed governor’s rule. Islamabad cites worsening law and order and failed talks, PTI calls the move political, and chief minister Sohail Afridi has reportedly been arrested.
AMD CEO Lisa Su courts Korean AI chipmakers as it takes on Nvidia
AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su put Korean AI chips at the center of partnership talks in Seoul on Wednesday, exploring how they could work alongside AMD processors in systems built for global markets, reported The Korea Herald.
Miami airport agents catch another Cuban with 11 live birds hidden under his clothes, he planned to breed and sell them for $120 each
Two Cuban nationals were apprehended at Miami International Airport attempting to smuggle live birds within their clothing. The first individual, Roberto Perez Quincosa, concealed 11 birds in specially designed tubes taped under his clothes. He intended to breed and sell them in the United States at a significant profit. A day prior, Alberto Hernandez Castillo was found with 10 birds hidden in a similar manner.
The US said China was priming a trade superweapon. Then it vanished
LOGINK, originally a project to improve cargo logistics, has seen its international efforts falter significantly. The platform lost key partnerships, withdrew from an international association, and is currently embroiled in legal disputes. Its operations hub in Wenzhou appears abandoned, indicating financial troubles that have emerged in recent years. Additionally, US pressure has contributed to its declining influence in global shipping.
Delhi HC issues notice on plea alleging gender disparity in Territorial Army officer recruitment
Delhi High Court has issued a notice regarding a Public Interest Litigation filed by Kush Kalra. The petition alleges gender discrimination in officer recruitment within the Territorial Army. Kalra points out that vacancies have been disproportionately allocated to male candidates since 2022. Additionally, the petition references past court rulings supporting gender equality in recruitment practices. The court scheduled a hearing for further proceedings on December 4, 2026.
National Herald case: Delhi HC sets October 12 hearing on ED plea against Gandhis
The Delhi High Court will hear the Enforcement Directorate's plea on October 12. This plea challenges a trial court's refusal to take cognisance of its charge sheet. The charge sheet names Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others in a money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate urged for an early hearing, citing urgency in the matter. The Gandhis' counsel sought a date, and their replies have been filed.
ED's National Herald case cannot stand on a private complaint: Sonia, Rahul Gandhi tell Delhi HC
The Gandhis' reply say that the words "private complaint" appear nowhere in the PMLA. They call this case the only instance in India where ED has acted on a private citizen's complaint. That complaint was filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy back in 2013.
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