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On the occasion of Komuram Bheem’s birth anniversary today, BRS supreme leader KCR remembered his sacrifices. He praised Komuram Bheem for fighting a lot for the rights and self-respect of the tribals. KCR stated that his struggle for self-respect with the slogan ‘Jal, Jungle, Zameen’ inspired the movements for the establishment of a Telangana state.
India has climbed to 9th position globally in total forest area in 2025, up from 10th in 2020, as per the Global Forest Resources Assessment (GFRA) 2025. Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav stated that India has retained its 3rd rank in annual forest area gain, highlighting the country’s continued commitment to green growth.
BRS chief and former CM KCR has taken note of the Jubilee Hills by-election and will hold a special strategy meeting with party in-charges tomorrow. Senior leaders including KTR and Harish Rao will attend. KCR is expected to lead the campaign efforts and may announce key decisions to boost the party’s prospects.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu will embark on a three-day visit to Dubai and Abu Dhabi to attract investments and boost technological collaboration. He will invite UAE industrialists to a partnership summit in Visakhapatnam on November 14-15. Naidu will also attend a special meeting with the Indian diaspora during the visit.
US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning, stating that any further violation of the ceasefire in Gaza would lead to a “fast, furious, and brutal” response. Several Middle Eastern allies have expressed a strong willingness to take military action against Hamas if it continues breaching the agreement, Trump emphasized in his statement.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski issued a stern warning to Russian President Putin, stating that if he tries to use Polish airspace on his way to a summit with US President Trump, Poland may execute an international arrest warrant. This could lead to Putin being handed over to the International Criminal Court in The Hague. […]
In Bihar’s election race, AIMIM’s Kalamuddin suffered a heart attack during his arrest after filing nomination papers in Jehanabad. Meanwhile, RJD’s Satendra Sah was arrested in a 2004 dacoity case, sparking protests. These arrests, weeks before the November 6 and 11 Assembly elections, have fueled allegations of political targeting.
Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa accused AAP of defaming Diwali, calling its pollution criticism politically motivated. He blamed previous governments for smog, defended AQI data, and dismissed allegations on illegal crackers and cloud seeding, while warning that religious traditions should not be politicized during Delhi’s hazardous pollution.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif extended Diwali wishes to Hindus, but social media criticized him for hypocrisy. Hindus now make up just 1.63% of the population, facing persecution, temple demolitions, and violence, highlighting the disconnect between official messages and harsh realities for religious minorities in Pakistan.
A viral video shows BJP student leader Vikul Chaprana in Meerut forcing a man to kneel and apologise, boasting ties with UP minister Somendra Tomar. Police stood idle as Chaprana hurled abuses. The Congress condemned the incident, calling it an example of BJP leaders’ misuse of power and class privilege.
Mahagathbandhan suffered a setback in Bihar’s Sugauli after VIP MLA Shashi Bhushan Singh’s nomination was rejected for lacking 10 proposers. Several others, including an RJD rebel, faced similar disqualifications. With Singh out, LJP (Ram Vilas) candidate Bablu Gupta now leads the race, reshaping the constituency’s electoral landscape.
Amitabh Kant criticised the Supreme Court for prioritising the “right to burn crackers over the right to live,” as Delhi’s AQI hit ‘very poor’ levels post-Diwali. Calling the city’s air “a catastrophe,” he urged a unified action plan to curb pollution through strict enforcement, and sustainable urban redesign.
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor alleged that the BJP-led NDA is intimidating Opposition candidates to withdraw from Bihar elections. He claimed three Jan Suraaj nominees quit under BJP pressure and accused the party of replicating the Surat model. Kishor urged the Election Commission to ensure candidate security and protect democratic integrity.
A viral video showing Iranian official Ali Shamkhani’s daughter in a strapless wedding gown has sparked outrage. Critics accuse the regime of hypocrisy for enforcing strict hijab laws while senior figures flout them. The 2024 Tehran wedding drew condemnation online, with Shamkhani blaming Israel for leaking the private footage.
BJP candidate Lankala Deepak Reddy filed his nomination for the Jubilee Hills by-election on October 21, supported by leaders Bandi Sanjay and Kishan Reddy. The poll, necessitated by BRS MLA Maganti Gopinath’s death, will see Congress’s Naveen Yadav and BRS’s Maganti Sunitha contest. Voting is on November 11, counting on November 14.