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Three people were feared dead after being struck by a suburban train between Sandhurst and CST stations in Mumbai. The incident occurred around 7 pm amid a protest by railway employees against an FIR filed in the June 9 Mumbra accident case. Train services were briefly disrupted but later resumed.
The Delhi High Court questioned Patanjali Ayurved for calling rival chyawanprash brands “dhokha” in its ads, following Dabur’s complaint. Justice Tejas Karia said Patanjali may claim superiority but cannot label others fraudulent. Patanjali’s lawyer defended the ad as “puffery,” while Dabur argued it was misleading. Verdict reserved.
The Telangana government may approve the Gig and Platform Workers’ Welfare Act, 2025 on November 12. Labour Minister Vivek Venkataswamy held consultations with unions and companies. TGPWU’s Shaik Salauddin demanded fair pay, social security, legal recognition, algorithmic transparency, and equal representation for workers, platforms, and government.
Bihar’s first phase of Assembly elections recorded a voter turnout of 64.46%, with strong participation from women. Chief Electoral Officer Vinod Gunjyal noted only 1.21% of EVMs needed replacement, lower than in 2020. Voting continues in some areas, and final updated turnout data will be released shortly after all arrangements are verified.
In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Muzaffarabad erupts as Gen Z leads protests against rising university fees and alleged government favoritism. What began as a student movement has grown into broader demands for independence and dignity, with roads blocked and clashes with security forces. The unrest draws attention from India and international observers.
The Supreme Court has stayed the Calcutta High Court’s proceedings regarding West Bengal’s preparation of a fresh OBC list. A three-judge bench led by CJI B.R. Gavai passed the order after senior advocate Kapil Sibal submitted that the High Court was moving ahead with hearings despite the apex court already being seized of the matter.
A Sambhal court on Thursday postponed the Jama Masjid case hearing to December 3 following the Supreme Court’s stay. The dispute involves claims that the mosque stands on a former Harihar Temple site. The Hindu side seeks a survey, while the Muslim side has moved the Supreme Court, with the next apex hearing on November […]
Tamil Nadu’s ruling party, DMK, is actively seeking to expand its political base in Idukki, Kerala, following in the footsteps of VCK. The party plans to contest the upcoming local body elections in the district and has signaled a strong independent participation. DMK aims to significantly strengthen its presence and influence in the region.
As thyroid cases surge due to pollution and cold weather, experts reveal that environment affects health more than diet or genetics. Duke University’s research shows Japan and China lead in longevity. Simple Ayurvedic remedies like tulsi, aloe vera juice, and yoga to balance hormones and fight thyroid issues naturally.
The Karnataka High Court’s Dharwad bench dismissed the Congress-led government’s appeal against a single-judge order staying its ban on public activities by private groups, including the RSS. The court asked the state to approach the single bench again. The ruling marks a setback for the government’s move to restrict RSS marches.
The Bombay High Court will hear in December a petition filed by 85-year-old actor Amol Palekar in 2016, seeking protection of artistic freedom. He claims rules mandating pre-censorship of play scripts infringe this right. Palekar’s counsel urged the court to deliver a clear verdict, positive or negative, after the decade-long wait.
Two young boys in Hyderabad earned widespread praise after returning a lost phone to the police. The department lauded their honesty, saying “values start young and shine forever.” Social media users applauded the children and their parents, calling for official recognition. The gesture restored faith in humanity amid today’s challenging times.
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar dismissed speculation about a leadership change, calling himself a “disciplined soldier” of Congress. He affirmed that CM Siddaramaiah will complete his full term and said no cabinet reshuffle is happening. Shivakumar stressed party unity and assured of Congress returns to power in 2028.
The Gujarat High Court granted six-month interim bail to 86-year-old Asaram, convicted in a 2013 rape case, citing heart-related ailments and the need for proper medical care. The bench noted Jodhpur High Court granted similar relief. The survivor’s lawyer opposed, highlighting that Asaram frequently travels and has no serious health issues.
Mumbai has been named Asia’s happiest city for 2025 in Time Out’s global survey. Around 94% of Mumbaikars said their city brings them joy, citing culture, food, and lifestyle. Beijing, Shanghai, Chiang Mai, and Hanoi followed. Experts credit Mumbai’s lively spirit, entertainment scene, and strong community life for its top ranking.