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India's apparel production falls 5.6% in H1 FY27 as weak US demand, high costs hit manufacturers
India's apparel production contracted 5.6% year on year in April-September, extending its decline to nine consecutive months as subdued US demand and rising cotton and polyester prices weighed on manufacturers. Textile production, however, grew 13.1% during the period, supported by stronger demand for yarn, fabric and home textiles.
Arab parties extend a hand to try and topple Netanyahu, but challenges remain
Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi mentioned the Joint List's potential partnership with Jewish parties to oust Netanyahu. This collaboration could alter decades of Israeli political traditions and dynamics. The Joint List seeks to influence outgoing government decisions while remaining outside its administration. Netanyahu's opponents face a dilemma regarding the inclusion of Arab parties due to historical mistrust.
Israel elections 2026 winner: Who is winning the polls and when will final results be announced?
Israel elections results: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost his coalition majority after the recent elections, creating uncertainty for government formation. Other political factions also failed to gain a majority, complicating the situation further. President Isaac Herzog will consult party leaders before selecting a candidate to form a government by November 11. If unsuccessful, another election may occur after 100 days.
Sitharaman hits back at Rahul Gandhi over debate challenge, says Parliament is the right forum
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman responded to Rahul Gandhi's challenge for a debate by emphasizing the role of Parliament. She criticized Gandhi for not raising issues in the House and instead making them on social media. Sitharaman highlighted the frequent walkouts of Congress during discussions, questioning Gandhi's commitment to a real debate. The Finance Minister also noted a recent mock Parliament event, calling it a mockery of genuine parliamentary procedures.
IDBI Bank Strike: What's on November 10? Nationwide bank strike, wider protests on the table; here's what you need to know
IDBI Bank Strike: A two-day nationwide strike by IDBI Bank employees and officers against the proposed sale of a majority stake to Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings ended on Tuesday. The union will decide its next course of action at a meeting on November 10 and may seek support from other bank unions for a nationwide protest. Meanwhile, the Congress has also raised concerns over the proposed Rs 53,000 crore deal.
SaaS firm Capillary’s AI platform drives new customer wins, revenue grows 51%
Capillary’s aiRA (AI-powered Research Assistant) is an AI agent for enterprise brands that helps connect customer data across platforms and identifies opportunities to acquire, convert, retain and reactivate customers. It also executes campaigns through existing marketing tools, with human approval. It works with data from platforms such as Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, Google Ads and Meta, according to the investor presentation.
4 FDA officials suspended over alleged unauthorised raids in Pune, 21 others to face inquiry
Four officials from the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration have been suspended for conducting unauthorized raids. The Chief Minister approved this action following allegations regarding the officials' misconduct. A departmental inquiry is also being initiated against 21 other officials involved in the matter. This inquiry will investigate the actions of officials from the Thane and Pune divisions. Further action will be determined based on the findings of this investigation.
Could Israel’s Arab parties hold the key to deciding who becomes the next prime minister as Netanyahu faces an election deadlock and rival blocs struggle to secure a governing majority?
Israel's recent inconclusive election has left major political blocs short of a governing majority. Gadi Eisenkot, the opposition leader, may challenge Benjamin Netanyahu with the help of Arab parties. The two main Arab parties, Ra'am and the Joint List, hold a combined 19 seats in the Knesset. While some Jewish opposition figures reject Arab support, Ahmad Tibi has offered assistance for a minority government.
From the sidelines to the ballot box: Palestinian citizens make their vote count in Israel
Palestinian citizens of Israel showed unprecedented political engagement in recent elections, resulting in record-high voter turnout. Ra'am and the Joint List secured a total of 19 seats in the Knesset, significantly surpassing previous elections. This surge came as a response to the concerns over rising violence and neglect in Arab communities. While Netanyahu's government increased anti-Arab rhetoric, many voters sought change through their votes.
Benjamin Netanyahu, at risk of losing power, steps up attacks on Israel's Arab parties
Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that the recent high Arab voter turnout was influenced by voter fraud allegations. Arab leaders, including Ahmad Tibi, accused him of inciting fear to undermine election results. Authorities confirmed ongoing investigations into election integrity, but denied systematic compromise. Israeli President Isaac Herzog emphasised the need to avoid tarnishing the entire Arab community involved in the democratic process.
Israel election deadlock: What are the 4 possible scenarios for forming a government?
Following a national vote, Benjamin Netanyahu remains as caretaker prime minister without a clear government. President Isaac Herzog will consult with party leaders to identify potential candidates for government formation. If unsuccessful, a new election could be triggered within approximately 100 days. Netanyahu may attempt to recruit opposition members to secure a right-wing majority. Alternatively, a unity government with opposition parties may also be considered as a last resort.
Israel Election Results 2026: Who won? Can Netanyahu form government or will Arab-Jewish alliance take power?
Who won Israel election results 2026: Israel election results 2026 have left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing uncertainty over his political future, as his right-wing bloc falls short of the majority needed to form a government. Opposition parties could potentially secure enough support with Arab-led parties to establish an alternative coalition, raising the possibility of a historic Arab-Jewish political alliance. However, ideological differences, disagreements over security policies and coalition negotiations could complicate the process. Here is a look at who won the Israel election, whether Netanyahu can form the next government and what could happen if rival parties fail to reach an agreement.
Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt: How a farmer growing cucumbers made an astonishing find and won a Mecca trip
The Ramses II colossal statues discovery in Egypt began when a farmer Khaled el-Shahat Khalil growing cucumbers unearthed ancient statue remains on his land. The discovery earned him and his wife a trip to Mecca to perform Umrah. The discovery occurred while Khalil was growing cucumbers in a greenhouse on his land
Israel election exit polls: Netanyahu faces rebuke, but no clear winner emerges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a setback in the national elections, with exit polls suggesting his bloc won 50 seats against 52-53 for the opposition and 17-18 for Arab-led parties. However, the results point to a potentially inconclusive outcome, with coalition negotiations likely to determine whether Netanyahu remains in power or Israel heads for another election.
Israel election may lead to deadlock, minority or unity government: Experts
A political party or coalition of parties must secure support of 61 lawmakers needed for a majority in the 120-member Knesset, Israel's parliament. Senior Israeli journalist and political commentator Yaron Deckel outlined three possible scenarios, saying the outcome would depend on the final seat tally and the ability of rival camps to secure support from smaller parties, including Arab-led groups.
Voters in Israel are deciding whether to oust Netanyahu after 3 years of war
Israelis are participating in a critical election while grappling with ongoing security issues and political divisions. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces opposition from former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, with tight polling results. Voter turnout has reached notable levels, reflecting heightened engagement among citizens. Various parties are vying for influence, while Arab-led groups could play a significant role in government formation.
All Of Us Are Dead Season 2 OTT release update: When and where to watch the Korean zombie thriller series after almost 5 years
Netflix’s All Of Us Are Dead is gearing up for its long-awaited second season after the Korean zombie thriller became a global hit in 2022. The upcoming instalment will bring back familiar faces, introduce new characters and explore unanswered questions from the first season, including the fate of Lee Cheong-san.
In their own words: Israeli politicians' extreme speech surges ahead of elections
Extreme rhetoric has risen under Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government as elections approach. A recent report highlights 227 extreme comments made by officials this year, indicating a troubling trend. The language used reflects rising hostility toward Palestinians and Arab citizens, raising concerns about societal implications. Officials have made particularly harsh statements regarding Gaza and its residents.
An Egyptian farmer found a mysterious pink stone in his field — it led archaeologists to two giant statues of Ramses II buried for centuries
Archaeologists found ancient statue fragments related to Ramses II in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. The discovery was triggered by farmer Khaled al-Shahat, who informed authorities about a unique pink stone. Excavations revealed monumental statues and inscriptions that allow further exploration of the site's history. This area previously linked to a temple dedicated to Isis provides new insights into Ramses II's building practices.
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