‘No deliberate exclusion’: Taliban foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi holds another presser; women journalists present

Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi addressed a press conference in Delhi with both male and female journalists present, following criticism for excluding women from a previous event. Muttaqi stated the earlier exclusion was due to short notice, not deliberate intent. This visit marks the first by a senior Taliban minister to India since the…

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‘Played its hand badly’: Ex-diplomat slams Pakistan’s foreign policy amid border clashes with Afghanistan; terms it a ‘failure’

Former Indian diplomat KP Fabian has labeled Pakistan’s foreign policy a “failure” following its recent confrontation with Afghanistan. Fabian stated Pakistan acted as an aggressor, worsening relations with Kabul, which has conducted retaliatory operations against Pakistani military positions along the Durand Line.

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When Raghav Juyal was ‘Crocroax’: All about ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’ actor’s first camera encounter

Raghav Juyal, initially known as ‘Crocroax’ from Dance India Dance, has become a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. His viral audition showcased his unique dance style and raw emotion, earning him recognition. Juyal’s acting career includes notable roles in ‘Kill’ and ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood,’ and he is set to star in ‘The Paradise,’…

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Faridabad tragedy: 70-year-old tea vendor killed in horrific road accident after car crashes into his cart

A 70-year-old tea vendor, Ajay Mahto, tragically died in Faridabad after a speeding car rammed his cart early Sunday. The driver, 23-year-old Aman, has been booked for causing death by negligence and rash driving. Locals apprehended the driver, and police are investigating potential alcohol influence. The incident highlights concerns over street vendor safety.

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Qantas customer data released by hackers after July breach, says airline

Qantas Airways confirmed on Sunday, October 12, that customer data was published by cybercriminals following a July database breach. The airline stated that sensitive details of over one million customers were accessed, with another four million having only their names and email addresses stolen. This incident is considered one of Australia’s most high-profile cyberattacks.

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‘Tornado that looks like massive elephant trunk whirls over Chilka Lake: Watch video

A rare waterspout, nicknamed ‘Haathisundh’ for its elephant trunk-like appearance, surprised tourists at Odisha’s Chilika Lake. While tornadoes are uncommon in India, this phenomenon, a cousin to land tornadoes, formed over the brackish lagoon. The brief but impactful event caused alarm but thankfully resulted in no injuries or damage, highlighting the unusual nature of such…

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Sugar exports: India ships 7.75 lakh tonnes in 2024-25; AISTA seeks early quota for new season

India exported 7.75 lakh tonnes of sugar in the 2024-25 marketing season. The All India Sugar Trade Association has requested the government to announce the export quota for the new 2025-26 season soon. Mills shipped significant quantities to countries like Djibouti, Somalia, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan. AISTA also wants the same quota allocation and exchange…

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US government shut down Day 12: Trump directs Pentagon to use “all available funds” to…

US troops will receive their paychecks despite the ongoing government shutdown, now in its 12th day, thanks to President Trump’s directive to the Pentagon. This move offers a temporary reprieve for the military but leaves hundreds of thousands of federal employees furloughed without pay until a resolution is reached. The shutdown stems from a funding…

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