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In call with Israeli counterpart, PM Modi says urgent need to restore West Asia peace
PM Modi said he had received acall from Netanyahu during which the leaders reviewed the sustained momentum in bilateral ties and reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening the partnership. Modi did not mention Netanyahu’s invitation in his post on the conversation. “We exchanged views on developments in West Asia and underscored the urgent need to restore peace and stability in the region,” Modi said on X. -
Will back all meaningful efforts for Ukraine peace, PM Modi assures Poland's Tusk
PM Modi and his Polish counterpart Tusk expressed deepest concern in a joint statement over the war in Ukraine, including its tragic humanitarian consequences and the impact on Global South. In his media statement, Modi assured Tusk that whether it is Ukraine or West Asia, India will continue to support every meaningful effort for peace. -
From Jan 1, WhatsApp, Telegram won’t work without SIM cards, govt issues guidelines
The move is to curb cross-border cyber frauds, phishing, digital arrest scams using Indian mobile numbers and enhance telecom cyber security. Apple has updated iOS with a software patch to help detect when an iPhone is operating without a physical SIM card to abide with the rules. It is learnt Signal has not yet responded to govt notices. -
Govt plans colour-coded driving licence for Indians, foreigners
Life insurance policies, too, would no longer be accepted as proof. Proposing sweeping changes to the driving licence (DL) regime under Motor Vehicles Rules, the road transport ministry Wednesday issued a draft notification to raise the pass mark for the online safe-driving tutorial assessment from the current 60% to 75%. -
Centre flags data gap, regulatory hurdles in curbing hospital mark-ups
The Union govt has told the SC in its affidavit that margins on hospital consumables can range from 100% to 1,000% or more, highlighting concerns over the high mark-ups patients often face on supplies used during treatment. However, a senior official told TOI that the govt does not have the data needed to assess margins across hospital supplies and determine whether wider controls are warranted. -
Movie glorifies violence, generalises graft in medical field: IMA
In a letter, dated Oct 22, to I&B minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, IMA national president Dr Anilkumar J Nayak sought an impartial review of the promo video for the upcoming film and appropriate corrective measures from its makers. It also called for a ban or other action if justified under applicable law. The letter was also copied to the Union health and home ministries and the chairperson of National Medical Commission. -
Don’t blindly follow foreign custody order: Supreme Court
A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and K V Viswanathan said cases already dealt with by foreign courts were coming before it time and again and their adjudication was not easy as they involved deeply emotional and sensitive issues. It added that the welfare of the child “must be understood in the widest sense, not by money or physical comfort alone”. -
Sonia Gandhi makes Instagram debut, shares first look of her upcoming book
In her first post on Instagram, Sonia shared a video of her welcoming the first copies of her autobiography “Belonging: A journey of love” which is set to be released on Nov 10. The video showed her holding up the book and then sharing sweets with daughter and MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. “It is a story of love, duty, loss and finding a place to belong. I look forward to sharing it with you,” Sonia wrote on the post. -
Will decide on any notice to remove CEC according to rules: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
Both the Lok Sabha Speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairman had rejected previous notices from the opposition, saying their allegations “do not prima facie meet the high constitutional bar for removal proceedings”. Birla noted the process for removal of the chief election commissioner was the same as for removing a Supreme Court judge. -
Resignation by Justice Yashwant Varma may end Lok Sabha proceedings
Justice Yashwant Varma’s name still figuring on the list of judges on the HC website had bolstered the view. However, sources said legal opinion, backed by a court verdict, that an HC judge’s resignation comes into effect as soon as he resigns may prevail in what was earlier seen as a legal grey area. -
MEA calls out UN report for saying Dawood Ibrahim's D-company India-based
First secretary in India’s permanent mission to UN, Raghoo Puri, was responding to a report by Ben Saul, the special rapporteur on the ‘Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms while Countering Terrorism’. He said this presented member-states with a fait accompli, an unfortunate situation for an organisation already facing challenges to its legitimacy. -
Hospitals ‘overcharging’ is a malpractice: Govt to Supreme Court
In an affidavit filed in SC on the issue of capping prices of all medicines and medical consumables, chemicals and fertilisers ministry said that patients have a very low bargaining position with respect to hospitals, resulting in various malpractices. The affidavit noted the irony of India being home to companies making cheap drugs but patients here having to pay way above the manufacturing price, as well as patients being subjected to overcharging by hospitals. -
Google India, Telegram executives appear before NCPCR over CSEAM
Meta has submitted its response following the appearance of Meta India chief Arun Srinivas and senior executives of the company before NCPCR last month over the inquiry instituted after it took cognisance of allegations concerning paid advertisements on Instagram that allegedly facilitated access to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)/CSEAM. Meta’s response is under scrutiny, sources in NCPCR said. -
21 years on, double life term for Jammu terror attack that killed baby, 2 others
In his order on Wednesday, principal sessions judge Ramban Ajay Kumar Gupta rejected defence arguments that the attack had taken place more than two decades ago when Sharief was young, his long incarceration and possibility of rehabilitation. Besides the life sentences, the court imposed two separate terms of 10 years on Sharief under various sections pertaining to murder and arms act offences. -
Govt defends cancellation of Wangchuk institute’s land allotment, alleges role in last year’s unrest
The claims have been made in an affidavit filed on Wednesday in which Wangchuk is also accused of inciting “violence in Leh on Sept 24, 2025” in which four people were killed and scores injured in alleged police firing on protesters demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule status for the Union territory (UT) of Ladakh. -
Sonam Wangchuk accuses Centre of betraying Ladakh groups, alleges backtracking on May understanding
Wangchuk said the representatives of Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) had come prepared for Oct 22 talks in Delhi as a follow up of the May 15 meeting in Leh, with the expectation that the MHA and Ladakh bodies' respective drafts on contours and powers of UT-level body and district councils, would be discussed. -
Centre betrayed us, now want full statehood for Ladakh: Sonam Wangchuk
Wangchuk said the representatives of Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) had come prepared for Oct 22 talks in Delhi as a follow up of the May 15 meeting in Leh, with the expectation that the MHA and Ladakh bodies' respective drafts on contours and powers of UT-level body and district councils, would be discussed. -
New norms to limit fuel leaks, protect EV batteries in rear-end crashes
In a notification, road transport ministry has also made the automotive standard, AIS-192, mandatory for Event Data Recorder (EDR) from Oct 2029 if it is installed in any car. The EDR feature is not mandatory for all cars, and it remains an optional feature. EDR records crash details, which help establish what happened immediately before and during a collision. It is similar in purpose to an aircraft’s flight-data recorder. -
PM Modi calls for stronger global institutions; takes ‘failed product’ jab at Congress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for stronger global institutions during his address at the NDTV World Summit. He argued that the current global system struggles to address new challenges, particularly in international relations. Modi also criticized Congress leadership for failing to effectively launch their leader, calling it a burden on the party. Furthermore, he highlighted India's role in international cooperation, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Natco’s generic SMA drug approved; ‘clinical trial’ labels trigger Kerala row
CDSCO says no bioequivalence study required for oral solution; company says labels on free bottles were part of standard packaging protocol -
Indian diaspora could pay price for West’s immigration backlash, warns Sushant Sareen
As Trump blames France’s unrest on immigration and urges Macron to close borders, expert warns law-abiding Indians could get caught in the crossfire -
'No political family faced as much injustice': Akhilesh meets jailed Azam Khan, targets BJP
Akhilesh Yadav met Azam Khan in Rampur district jail as the Samajwadi Party prepares for upcoming elections. Yadav accused the BJP government of targeting Khan's family with false cases and political vendetta. During their meeting, they discussed strategies for all 403 Assembly constituencies, gathering input from alliance partners. The SP leader emphasized the importance of justice and fairness in Rampur while planning to fulfill Khan's vision for education. -
‘Rahul Gandhi, Raihan Vadra’: BJP takes 'launch' jibe as photo exhibition row escalates
Political tensions have escalated following the removal of photographs from Raihan Vadra's exhibition at Bikaner House. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia criticized the Gandhi family for allegedly promoting Raihan for political ambitions. Raihan Vadra expressed concerns about censorship and the impact on artistic expression following the objections from the venue management. Both Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Robert Vadra have expressed their support for Raihan in this matter. -
'Beacon of hope': Polish PM Donald Tusk hails ties with India, calls PM Modi a 'friend'
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited India to strengthen bilateral cooperation between India and Poland. He highlighted the absence of conflicts of interest and shared values between the two nations. Both leaders discussed expanding economic opportunities through the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement. Tusk emphasized the positive economic developments achieved by Poland and India over the last 35 years. -
'Told them to give it to me in writing': Raihan Vadra recounts how events unfolded before photos were taken down at Bikaner House exhibition
Raihan Vadra's photography exhibition, No Idea Is Fine, allegedly faced turmoil at Bikaner House when management objected hours before its start, claiming venue policy violations. While Vadra proposed removing select images, the officials demanded the removal of all 70 photographs, including those depicting the Indian national flag. This sparked outrage among Congress members, igniting debates about censorship and the value of artistic freedom. -
State by state, some SIR hurdles are falling
States in India are currently reforming voter registration processes by allowing broader document categories for eligibility. Booth-level officers are actively visiting homes to assist voters left out during revisions. Many regions report that discrepancies are being resolved with less bureaucratic procedures. Voter engagement has improved significantly compared to previous years through various initiatives. The overall aim is to facilitate a smoother registration process for all eligible citize -
‘Finding a place to belong’: Sonia Gandhi makes Instagram debut, shares first look of memoir
Sonia Gandhi has joined Instagram to share the first look of her upcoming memoir titled 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. The memoir will be released internationally on November 10 and recounts her personal journey from Italy to India. It includes reflections on her relationship with Rajiv Gandhi and family tragedies. Due to a publishing dispute in India, HarperCollins India will now publish the domestic edition. -
INDIA bloc huddle: Leaders to meet virtually on CEC row; SIR irregularities on agenda
INDIA bloc leaders, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, will meet via video conferencing on Thursday. They will strategize regarding the Election Commission’s actions surrounding the electoral rolls. Opposition leaders have accused the Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of irregularities and demanded his resignation. The bloc plans to continue its campaign against perceived threats to democratic institutions and has submitted a memorandum outlining its demands. -
Kuwait-flagged tanker carrying 21 Indian seafarers hit by projectile in Strait of Hormuz; all safe
A Kuwait-flagged oil product tanker, M/T Al Dasma, was struck by an unidentified projectile in the Strait of Hormuz. All 21 Indian seafarers aboard the vessel were reported safe after the incident on October 21. This event follows previous attacks on vessels in the region, raising safety concerns for Indian mariners. The Indian government is in contact with ship management to ensure ongoing security measures. -
Why are uninsured vehicles not part of crash relief scheme? Supreme Court
Taking note that “Compensation to Victims (Interim Relief) Scheme, 2026” has not been notified or publicised, a bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan directed the govt to publicise it to ensure awareness. People must be made aware of their right to seek interim compensation, it said. Union road transport ministry officials said the scheme will be notified as provided for under Central Motor Vehicle Act.

