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Parineeti Chopra excited for her second Karwa Chauth, flaunts minimalist mehendi

Actor Parineeti Chopra, who is in New Delhi to celebrate Karwa Chauth with her husband and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha, shared a glimpse of her preparation.

CELEBS LEND SUPPORT FOR HARRIS DURING US POLL CAMPAIGNS

US Vice President Kamala Harris who is running for the post of President in the upcoming US elections has received resounding support from America's leading music industry pop stars during her presidential campaign rallies.

Pandemic Fund allocates $418 million for 2nd round of grants for 40 countries

Concluding its second funding round, the Pandemic Fund's Governing Board approved USD 418 million in new grants designed to bolster pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response (PPR) capacities in 40 countries across six geographical regions.

UN Climate Secy gives call to 'step up, scale up' climate finance

With over a trillion dollars invested in climate action last year globally, a UN official affirmed that international climate finance must grow up, step up, and scale up, to ensure a transition where more countries and companies benefit, and where all peoples and communities are genuinely protected.

‘Only do paper ballots,’ Elon Musk says voting machines rig elections

Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported.

US investigates leak of classified Israeli plans

The US is conducting an investigation into a leak of highly classified intelligence that reveals Israel's plans for a potential retaliatory strike against Iran, according to three individuals familiar with the situation, CNN reported.

Iran responsible for assassination attempt on Netanyahu: Israel minister

Katz lambasted the Iran for claiming at the UN that an \"independent entity,\" Hezbollah was \"behind it.\"

Iran responsible for assassination attempt on Netanyahu: Israel minister

Katz lambasted the Iran for claiming at the UN that an “independent entity” Hezbollah was “behind it.”

Bangladesh set to celebrate Kheturi festival

The saint, known for his devotional verses on Radha and Krishna is considered as an incarnation of devotion and love of Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.

Pakistan cabinet approves controversial constitutional amendment bill

The coalition government is set to table the proposed judicial reforms bill in the Senate and the National Assembly on Sunday.

China directs PLA rocket force to boost combat capabilities

China President Xi Jinping inspected a brigade of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Rocket Force where he directed the troops to strengthen deterrence and combat capabilities, Global Times reported.

Tibetan advocates highlight language suppression at UN Human Rights Council event

The discussion was well-attended by representatives from various UN missions, highlighting the growing concern over the situation in Tibet.

ISRAEL TARGETS HEZBOLLAH INTELLIGENCE HEADQUARTERS, 3 KEY OFFICERS KILLED IN STRIKE

Israeli army said the targeted strike killed Elhag Abbas Salameh, Racha Abbas Icha, and Ahmed Ali Hasin, all key figures within Hezbollah's ranks.

Abu Dhabi to host second collection drive for Lebanon

Abu Dhabi will host a second event to collect relief aid for Lebanon on Tuesday, October 22, in Hall No. 1 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

SUPREME COURT: IN MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS, PREPONDERANCE OF PROBABILITIES MUST BE APPLIED; NOT PROOF BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT

The bench in the case observed and has allowed the motor accident compensation claim of the kin of the bike rider who was killed in a road accident after a collision with a car coming in the opposite direction in an attempt to overtake a bus.

Supreme Court recalls its judgement which struck down Section 3 and Section 5 of Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 1988

The bench in the case recalled the judgment wherein the court allowed a review petition filed by the Union Government against the judgment.

Allahabad High Court denies bail to man accused of damaging Lord Shiva idols: Cannot let such offences flourish in society

The Allahabad High Court in the case Shahrukh vs. State Of UP observed and has denied bail to a man who is being accused of destroying the idols of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and attempting to kill the priest of a Temple in the Bareilly district of the state.

Supreme Court to consider: Whether Adjudicating Authority under PMLA ought to have one Judicial Member?

The Supreme Court in the case The Joint Director versus Eastern Institute For Integrated Learning In Management University observed wherein the Division bench passed an order directing that 6 cases, where the issue is raised as to whether Adjudicating Authority under Prevention of Money Laundering Act, PMLA ought to have one Judicial Member, be placed before the Chief Justice of India so that they can be listed before one Bench.

‘Frivolous SLP’: Supreme Court imposes Rs 1 lakh cost on Jharkhand, says govt can enquire which offer 'ill-advised' filing

This court see no improvement in the attitude of the State Governments. Thus, the court dismissed the present SLP with the cost for an amount of 1 lac. 50k SCBA (Supreme Court Bar Association), 50K to AoR A(Supreme Court Advocates on Record Association).

Punjab and Haryana High Court imposes Rs 10K cost on District Judge for using 'pick and choose policy' to deny benefit to clerk

The judge stated that the counsel appearing for the respondent No. 2 and Respondent No. 3 has failed to point out as to why petitioner has been meted out with discrimination when other similarly situated employees have been granted the benefits.

Cyclonic storm likely to hit Odisha-West Bengal coasts by Oct 24: IMD

An orange warning is in place for Kendrapada, Cuttack, Nayagarh, Kandhamal, and Gajapati, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall (7 to 20 cm) along with thunderstorms.

Doctors to decide on hunger strike after meeting with Bengal govt

Halder said those on hunger strike will not attend the meeting due to health concerns. He highlighted that the junior doctors have previously attended all meetings called by the state government, even with very short notice.

Female cheetah to soon give birth to cubs at Kuno National Park: MP CM Yadav

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav shared the information in a post on social media platform X late Saturday night and said this symbolises a big achievement for the 'Cheetah Project'.

Mizoram BJP seeks Centre's intervention over Assam Rifles 'halting' minister's

The BJP Mizoram unit has sought the Centre's intervention into the alleged halting of a minister's car and convoy by Assam Rifles, a party leader said on Sunday. Assam Rifles denied the allegations, describing them as misleading and malicious.

Delhi court to record witness statements against ex-WFI chief on Nov 4

A court here will resume on November 4 recording the statements of witnesses against former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in a criminal case filed against him by female wrestlers.

Congress names four candidates for Assam bypolls

The AICC also announced Dhrubajyoti Purakayastha for Dholai, Sanjib Warle for Sidli, and Brajenjit Sinha for the Bongaigaon seat.

2 LABOURERS KILLED, 2 INJURED IN TERRORIST ATTACK IN J&K'S GANDERBAL

The terrorists opened firing on the camp housing labourers of a private company working on construction of a tunnel at Gund area in the district, they said

PANDAVAS SURVIVED KURUKSHETRA WAR DUE TO DRAUPADI'S KARWA CHAUTH FAST

Karwa Chauth is a fast that is exclusively observed by women. In our Sanatan Dharma, women hold a special place. As stated in the Manusmriti (3.56):

India's bioeconomy valued at $150 bn: BIRAC MD

India's biotechnology sector is witnessing remarkable growth, with the country's bioeconomy now valued at USD 150 billion but there is still significant untapped potential in innovation and product development, which could further elevate India's global standing in the sector, Dr Jitendra Kumar, Managing Director of the government's Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), said.

Grant-in-aid, tax devolution from Centre to states will moderate at 4.5%: NSE

This drop in grants, which are acrucial part of non-tax revenues for many States, could place financial pressure on those heavily dependent on central support.