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School Holiday 13 November 2025: Schools across India are observing varied schedules on 13 November 2025. Bihar and Telangana schools remain closed due to bye-elections, while Delhi schools continue in hybrid mode under GRAP-III restrictions amid poor air quality. In Noida, outdoor activities are suspended in some schools as a precaution. Parents and students are…

NewJeans members will continue group activities under their agency following a court ruling. While initial reports suggested only two members would proceed, all five have now confirmed their commitment. This decision has sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans celebrating their return and others expressing disappointment over the lack of an apology and perceived arrogance.

Mumbai chief selector Sanjay Patil has not yet received confirmation from former India captain Rohit Sharma regarding his availability for the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Sharma’s training at the MCA-BKC ground suggests a potential return to competitive cricket. Meanwhile, Tanush Kotian and Mohit Awasthi are set to rejoin Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy squad.

iOS 26.2 beta 2 introduces a Liquid Glass redesign for the Measure app’s level tool and smoother system animations, aligning with WWDC demonstrations. The update also enhances the Games app with library sorting and real-time score updates, while CarPlay users gain an option to disable pinned conversations in Messages. Enhanced Safety Alerts now clarify emergency…

Basketball stars Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark, and Lexie Hull recently showcased their golf skills at a pro-am event, drawing significant fan attention. A viral video captured Cunningham enthusiastically cheering for Clark’s impressive swing, even referencing her recovery. The trio’s appearance at Pelican Golf Club proved a fan-fest, highlighting Clark’s broad appeal across sports.

Three Al-Falah University MBBS professors are allegedly linked to a terror module planning attacks for over two years. Investigators found cash, over 20 quintals of fertilizer for IEDs, and coded notes indicating multiple planned operations. Explosives were recovered from rented rooms near the university.

Steve Smith questions England’s Ashes bowling choices, suggesting their all-pace attack might misjudge Australian conditions. He believes traditional seamers, rather than pure speed, could prove more effective on the expected bouncy pitches. Smith, in strong domestic form, feels the wickets might favour bowlers who generate movement, hinting at a potential tactical misstep by the visitors.