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BJP leader Puneet Tyagi resigns after actress alleges sexual abuse

In a video posted on X, the Mumbai-based actress alleged that Tyagi had sexually exploited her for a long time causing her a lot of mental distress.

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Teen detained for fake bomb threats linked to Mumbai-bound flights

Teenager allegedly involved in a personal dispute sparks bomb scare using social media; authorities investigate links to other recent hoaxes.

In a letter to the Centre, CJI Chandrachud mentioned that since his tenure concludes on November 11, Justice Khanna should take over the position.

CJI Chandrachud recommends Justice Sanjiv Khanna as his successor

Justice Khanna is poised to become the 51st Chief Justice of India, pending government approval. His notable judgments on human rights and constitutional law have established him as a key figure in the judiciary.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar.

India-Pakistan dialogue reopens: Cricket revival on the horizon as ministers meet

A possible bilateral cricket series ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy may require adjustments to international schedules.

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India-Canada trade ties at risk if PM Trudeau does not stop making false accusations over Nijjar's killing: Former Indian Ambassador

Anil Trigunayat, former Indian Ambassador to Jordan, Libya, and Malta, said that the repercussion of this false bravado on the part of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has led the relationship between the two nations to hit rock bottom, adding that if Canada did not stop making false accusations, it may adversely impact the trade between the two countries.

'EVMs more robust' than pagers: Election Commission refutes EVM manipulation claims by Congress leader

Congress leader Alvi was referring to pagers and walkie-talkies belonging to Hezbollah members that were allegedly turned into exploding devices by Israel. At the request of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, who was afraid of cell phones and believed that Israeli agents were hacking into group members' devices, Hezbollah had resorted to walkie-talkies and pagers.

Seven flights receive bomb threats prompting two to make emergency landing, security beefed up

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) wrote to cyber security authorities shortly after the bomb threats were reported, and the 'X'handle that was issuing the threats was suspended.

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