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    Astrobase to invest Rs 800 crore in Andhra Pradesh to expand rocket testing facility

    The company has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board to add 339 acres to the facility. The expanded infrastructure will support launch vehicle stage development, static hot-fire testing, stage-level hop tests and reusability validation.

    Road ministry proposes a simplified Rent-a-Cab scheme 2026; to replace the 1989 scheme

    The proposed draft Rent-a-Cab Scheme 2026, which comes into force from January 2027, reduces the minimum fleet requirement to 5 compared to 50 mandated earlier, extends its coverage to even rental cars with or without drivers and provides for online licensing, time-bound approvals, stringent safety, insurance and operational requirements and formal grievance redressal mechanism.

    17-year-old Indian chess player faces US visa delays, Rs 50 lakh debt and scholarship uncertainty despite two GM norms

    Indian chess prodigy Md Imran is caught in a frustrating situation as US visa delays threaten his scholarship. Following the loss of his passport during a tournament in Slovakia, he has encountered numerous visa application challenges. Despite his remarkable achievements in chess, this predicament has heightened his stress and adversely impacted his gameplay.

    IIT Madras develops real-time digital twin platform for autonomous maritime navigation

    Researchers at IIT Madras have created SEANAV, a digital twin platform for testing autonomous maritime navigation systems. This innovation simulates real-world conditions, reducing the costs and risks associated with testing. The platform supports applications in search-and-rescue operations and maritime defense. It is aimed at enhancing safety at major Indian ports and improving navigation strategies.

    Little Caesars Veterans Day 2026: Here's how veterans can claim their free lunch combo at Little Caesars this Veterans Day

    On Veterans Day, November 11, 2026, Little Caesars is honoring veterans and active military personnel by providing complimentary lunch combos. For a limited three-hour window, eligible customers can enjoy a HOT-N-READY lunch combo featuring pepperoni pizza along with a drink, available for in-store pickup only. Proof of military service is required, so it’s advisable to check with your local store for participation details.

    Is today Veterans Day? Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, Starbucks offer free meals and deals; do kids have school on November 11?

    Veterans Day occurs annually on November 11 to honor military members and veterans in the United States. Many restaurants nationwide provide free meals and discounts to veterans and active-duty personnel. Offers include free drinks, entrees, and special vouchers at various dining establishments. Schools may close or hold activities, with policies differing across districts in Illinois. It is advisable for individuals to check local offerings and school schedules for specific details.

    • 3 autonomous expert govt bodies roped in to work on microplastics detection: CPCB to NGT

      CPCB reported that it will develop methodologies for detecting microplastics in various environments. Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology will handle freshwater and soil samples. National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management will focus on marine water and coastal sediments. CSIR-NEERI will address the detection of microplastics in the air. The final proposals are expected within twelve months, which will undergo evaluation and refinement.

      Schengen travel rules to change in 2027 as Europe introduces new ETIAS authorisation

      Travellers from visa-exempt countries visiting the Schengen Area will need a new European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) approval when the system launches in 2027. The authorisation will not be a visa but will be mandatory for eligible visitors before travel. It will remain valid for up to three years, subject to passport validity, and allow multiple visits within the existing 90-day limit in any 180-day period.

      AQI differences with private apps due to different methodology, not data under-reporting: CPCB

      The Central Pollution Control Board clarified the differences in Air Quality Index readings from private applications and its platform. It emphasized that the variations stem from differing measurement methodologies rather than under-reporting. The CPCB noted that during extreme episodes, data gaps may appear due to calibration limits of monitoring instruments. Since 2015, improvements in monitoring technology have been ongoing to enhance air quality reporting.

      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.

      France eases job-loss rules for foreign workers, cuts residence permit processing time

      France has introduced significant immigration changes from October 30, 2026, giving foreign workers more time to find new jobs after unemployment and reducing residence permit processing timelines. Under the revised rules, Temporary Worker permit holders get three months to secure new employment, while EU Blue Card holders get six months without immediately losing their residence status.

      Weather forecast snow storm: Check met department area wise prediction for this week

      US weather forecast for snow storm is out and there is possibility that a few areas will receive snowfall this week.

      Deepinder Goyal's Rs 85,000 Temple wearable faces scientific credibility test as doctors question claims

      Deepinder Goyal has introduced a pricey forehead-worn device called Temple which monitors physiological signals. The product claims to measure brain blood flow and offers insights into ageing. However, medical professionals dispute its claims and question the scientific validation behind its technologies. Goyal defends Temple by citing internal studies and a commitment to future peer-reviewed research. The device is currently not available to the public, with pre-orders starting in India.

      Jio Rs 10,000 recharge plan: 3-year validity, unlimited 5G data and calls, JioHotstar subscription and 50GB cloud storage

      Reliance Jio has introduced a Rs 10,000 prepaid recharge plan offering 36 months of connectivity through a single payment. The plan includes unlimited voice calls, 2.5GB of high-speed data daily, unlimited 5G access and 100 SMS per day. It also bundles JioHotstar Mobile + Hollywood, 12 months of Canva Pro Lite and 50GB of JioAICloud storage. Here is a look at its benefits, availability and how it compares with Jio's other long-term prepaid plans.

      Deepinder Goyal, TheLiverDoc trade barbs over Temple's scientific claims

      The debate began after Cyriac Abby Philips, who goes by the social media handle TheLiverDoc, questioned the science underpinning Temple, calling the device “a scam” and accusing the company of making unsubstantiated claims about its capabilities.

      DRDO successfully tests indigenously developed Pralay missile off Odisha coast: Rajnath Singh

      The Defence Research and Development Organisation executed a successful flight test of the Pralay missile. This test took place off the coast of Odisha at 11:10 am as part of user evaluation trials. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh confirmed that all objectives were met during the exercise. Data captured through various range instruments validated the success of the test.

      SC upholds states’ power to levy additional sales tax, surcharge under pre-GST regime

      The Supreme Court has upheld the validity of states imposing additional taxes, surcharges and cesses calculated as a percentage of sales or purchase tax under the pre-GST regime. A seven-judge Constitution Bench said the nearly 27-year-old reference had become academic after GST subsumed sales tax, while affirming that the 1974 S Kodar ruling remains good law.

      SC seeks Centre, ECI response to plea challenging blanket immunity for Election Commissioners

      The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and the Election Commission on a plea challenging legal immunity granted to the Chief Election Commissioner and other Election Commissioners for acts performed in official duties. The petition questions whether Section 16 of the 2023 law violates constitutional principles of equality, accountability and access to justice.

      SC posts pleas challenging validity of Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 to January 21 next year

      The Supreme Court has delayed hearings regarding the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. It has asked the involved parties to finalise their pleadings by December 31, 2026. The court intends to hear challenges that aim to invalidate specific provisions of the Waqf Act. Furthermore, the court had earlier stayed certain clauses to protect party interests while processing the case.

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