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    Telangana BJP chief under house arrest over call to stop Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Summit

    N Ramchander Rao, the president of Telangana BJP, faced house arrest due to his opposition to the Bharat Summit. He claimed that the Congress government was collaborating with anti-Bharat forces. KTR criticized Rahul Gandhi for participating in the summit while ignoring crucial issues in Telangana. There are allegations regarding misuse of taxpayer money related to the summit's expenses.

    ‘Rubio is unapologetic’: State Dept slams Washington Post over $1.2M military jet trips report
    The Bond who came back from the dead: The risky world of AT1 bonds

    Yes Bank AT1 bonds are back in the spotlight after the Supreme Court upheld the ruling invalidating their ₹8,415-crore write-off during the 2020 rescue. The verdict raises questions about investor protection, regulatory powers, unpaid coupons and the bank’s capital position. From Credit Suisse to India, the AT1 bond controversy exposes the risks of high-yield bank debt.

    No takers: Amid SIR tussle, EC's cloud-linked electoral operations hit turbulence

    The Election Commission of India is undergoing difficulties related to the contract with Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. As the expiration of the contract approaches, the Commission faces operational risks. Discussions are underway to ensure continuity of electoral IT services during the Special Intensive Revision. A tender has raised concerns as the sole qualifying vendor has not met all requirements.

    Why has the Trump administration been ordered to cancel $20m TV ads praising the president?

    A federal judge issued an order to halt the Trump administration's airing of controversial government-funded advertisements. The judge's ruling came after a lawsuit was filed by several groups and individuals. The ads, which aimed to promote the Trump administration, were criticized for using taxpayers' money. The Department of Homeland Security had allocated $20 million for these ads, which began airing in late-September.

    Donald Trump must not air promotional TV ads funded by taxpayers money, orders US Judge ahead of November 3 midterm elections

    US Judge's decision caps days of controversy over the taxpayer-funded advertisements, which were aired in the final weeks before the midterm elections.

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