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Complete data could've raised average Diwali pollution level 49%
On Diwali night, the absence of PM2.5 data from monitoring stations led to distorted pollution readings in Delhi. Research by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air indicated that pollution levels might have increased by as much as 49%. While the Central Pollution Control Board pointed out calibration limitations, readings from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee were inconsistent. -
Navi Mumbai India's cleanest city, Indore's domination ends
For the 2025-26 Swachh Survekshan Awards, Navi Mumbai has claimed the esteemed title of the cleanest city. Following closely are Surat and Vijayawada, securing the second and third positions, respectively. Additionally, Rewa from Madhya Pradesh has been honored as the cleanest riverfront town this year. Significant mentions include Rudrapur as the cleanest Himalayan city, along with various award categories highlighting different city populations. -
Collegium wants transfer of HC judges streamlined, random ways discarded
The Supreme Court collegium is working to establish a systematic policy for transferring judges among high courts. Currently, transfers are largely subject to personal criteria, which the collegium aims to revise. This new policy emphasizes objective reasoning to streamline the transfer process, reduce personal biases, and enhance accountability regarding judges’ conduct and expertise, marking a pivotal evolution in judicial integrity management. -
SC: Indians married here can't get divorced abroad
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court declared that divorces executed overseas, based on grounds not acknowledged under Indian law, are invalid. This ruling implies that individuals who remarry after such foreign divorces may risk prosecution for bigamy. The court also affirmed that marriages conducted according to Indian traditions hold validity, irrespective of any foreign citizenship. -
Confident of trade pact ahead of PM Modi's trip: Canada envoy
Christopher Cooter, Canada’s high commissioner to India, expressed hope for the imminent finalization of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. This agreement aims to bolster trade relations ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit next month. Cooter emphasized that new international student policies focus on eliminating fraudulent schools while still welcoming legitimate Indian student applications. -
Green energy push helped India save $100bn over last 15 yrs: IEA
India's remarkable leap in renewable energy capacity has led to over $100 billion in reduced costs for coal and natural gas imports. With 300GW of renewable power, the nation stands as the second-fastest-growing market worldwide. The International Energy Agency estimates that by 2030, cumulative savings could soar to $240 billion. -
Iran unveils underground 'missile city', warns US of strikes across region & beyond
Iran revealed a large underground military facility that contains various ballistic and cruise missiles amidst ongoing tensions. Senior military officials warned of potential attacks on American forces if conflicts resume, highlighting Iran's preparedness. The facility has been described as a missile city, showcasing its advanced military capabilities. Significant political leaders emphasized the need for the US to recognize Iran's conditions to resolve conflicts. -
National Conference's twin troubles: Can Farooq Abdullah contain brewing revolt against Omar?
The National Conference party, under Omar Abdullah's leadership, finds itself in a quagmire as veteran MLAs express dissatisfaction over recent cabinet decisions. In a bid to stabilize the situation, Farooq Abdullah strives to reconnect with restless lawmakers while examining their issues. The recent resignation of Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi underscores the growing ideological splits. -
'95% suffer, 5% exploit': Akhilesh says UP polls no longer '80-20' in dig at BJP
Akhilesh Yadav has accused the BJP of creating divisions among the people of Uttar Pradesh. He claims that the political contest has shifted from an 80-20 to a 95-5 divide. Yadav has raised concerns regarding alleged irregularities in electoral rolls and suggests metal voter identity cards for transparency. He asserts that the previous SP government initiated key metro projects which have not expanded much under the BJP. -
From Shah Bano to 1999 Congress revolt over foreign origin: 5 political moments in Sonia Gandhi’s memoir
Sonia Gandhi's memoir unveils the intersections of her personal life and political career. Delving into episodes like the Shah Bano case and the Babri Masjid events, she offers poignant reflections on her husband Rajiv Gandhi's assassination and its aftermath. Furthermore, she candidly shares the hurdles faced during her Congress leadership amidst internal strife, creating a rich narrative about India's political evolution. -
Late-arriving grooms put on notice as Kashmir's wedding chefs set 10 pm deadline for wazwan
Kashmir's wedding chefs, known as waza, have unanimously decided to stop serving food after 10 pm. They have cited long working hours and poor treatment as reasons for this decision. Working conditions have become difficult due to extended delays from guests, particularly the groom's arrival. Chefs have reported insufficient arrangements for rest during long hours of work. The community advocates for more dignified working conditions and timely wedding practices. -
'Anti-people': Karnataka BJP stages protest against Congress over price hikes including milk
In Karnataka, the Bharatiya Janata Party organized protests against soaring prices, particularly targeting the costs of milk and transportation. Former Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai underscored how increased taxes weigh heavily on everyday people. BS Yediyurappa echoed these concerns, criticizing the Congress government for its perceived disregard for citizens as essential item costs continue to soar. Protest leaders urged the government to retract these hikes to ease public suffering. -
'Let us have a debate': Akhilesh Yadav challenges BJP over demonetisation
Akhilesh Yadav has renewed his criticism of the 2016 demonetisation, describing it as a major corruption scandal. He alleges that the currency ban has adversely affected banks and small traders, particularly MSMEs. Yadav challenges the government's banking reforms and blames demonetisation for increasing cash circulation. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath responds by accusing opposition parties of past corruption and recruitment irregularities. -
'She's like a statesman': Robert Vadra urges BJP leaders to read Sonia Gandhi's memoir
Robert Vadra urged BJP leaders to delve into Sonia Gandhi's memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', and to do so with empathy. With pride, he spoke of his mother-in-law's inspiring journey, outlining her remarkable strength since relocating to India. Vadra also emphasized Gandhi's unwavering support during his interactions with the Enforcement Directorate, while defending her intentional decision to prioritize the nation over a prime ministerial role. -
'Babar premis will be punished': BJP targets TMC's Kirti Azad over Ram Mandir remarks
BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari criticized TMC MP Kirti Azad for his recent comments regarding Lord Ram and Ayodhya. Bhandari accused opposition parties of engaging in vote bank politics while expressing disdain towards Hindu sentiments. Azad claimed he would not visit the Ram Mandir and questioned Lord Ram's treatment of Maa Sita. The controversy arises ahead of Akhilesh Yadav's proposed visit to the temple in December. -
For the first time, Sonia confirms battle with cancer in memoirs
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MEA slams US court summons to Doval, RAW ex-chief Goel
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Evening newswrap: Sonia Gandhi's memoir sparks row; India condemns Chinese vloggers; MEA reacts to US midterm results, and more
Sonia Gandhi shared her surprise at Pranab Mukherjee's ambition for the prime minister role in 2010. His daughter Sharmishtha questioned the surprise, expressing that such aspirations are valid in politics. India condemned an anti-India campaign by Chinese vloggers in Dhaka, urging the Bangladesh government to act against it. The country also expressed its continued bipartisan support for ties with the US after recent midterm elections. -
The last arc of poverty: Why India’s next big battle runs from UP to Bengal
India has achieved a remarkable decrease in extreme poverty, yet challenges persist in specific regions and demographics. The World Bank notes that major poverty concentration exists in some states in North and East India. About 57% of India’s poor live in a contiguous belt stretching from Uttar Pradesh to West Bengal, according to the World Bank’s October 2026 Poverty & Equity Brief. -
Do boond zindagi ki: India hits immunisation milestones, but why are millions still missing their shots?
India's vigorous vaccination campaigns have made remarkable strides in eliminating diseases such as smallpox and polio. Yet, disparities still exist in immunization coverage between various states and communities. Current initiatives aim to enhance accessibility and monitoring of vaccinations, especially addressing caregiver hesitancy and obstacles encountered by migrants. Raising awareness and consistent follow-up will be vital in boosting vaccination rates in the future. -
'Why are we becoming Vishwaguru in air pollution?' Congress questions PM Modi
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge emphasized that clean air is a fundamental right and not a privilege. He highlighted rising air pollution in Delhi and criticized the government's piecemeal measures over the years. Kharge cited alarming statistics related to pollution-linked deaths and unspent environmental funds in the city. He also mentioned the Supreme Court's directive to states to address pollution concerns within two weeks. -
Sonia Gandhi memoir: BJP's Phoolka questions Army timeline, Indira's tears on 1984 riots
HS Phoolka voices his concerns over Sonia Gandhi's memoir addressing the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and Operation Blue Star. He contests her claims about the Army's intervention timing post-Indira Gandhi's assassination, citing historical documentation. Furthermore, he questions her emotional depiction of Indira Gandhi after the operation, supported by Justice VM Tarkunde's report. Phoolka underscored that key military figures failed to arrive promptly, which could have averted the loss of life. -
Sonia Gandhi was 'shocked' by Pranab Mukherjee's 'long-held desire' to be PM; his daughter asks why
Former Congress chief Sonia Gandhi has recalled how Pranab Mukherjee hinted at his ambition to become prime minister during a 2010 conversation, leaving her "shocked". Her account in her memoir has drawn a sharp response from Mukherjee's daughter Sharmishtha, who questioned Sonia's reaction, saying there was nothing wrong with her father aspiring for the top post. Sonia also revisits her 2004 decision to decline the prime minister's post. -
'No real contact with him': Sonia Gandhi recalls face-to-face meetings with PM Modi in memoir
Sonia Gandhi reveals in her memoir that she has had minimal contact with PM Narendra Modi. Their encounters are restricted to formal greetings at political gatherings, often avoiding eye contact. Gandhi contrasts her vision of an inclusive India with Modi's more exclusionary ideology shaped by the RSS. She also revisits the violence of the 2002 Gujarat riots during Modi's tenure as chief minister. -
'Should've called it Whitewashing, not Belonging': BJP mocks Sonia Gandhi's memoir
BJP spokesperson CR Kesavan criticized Sonia Gandhi's memoir, arguing it attempts to whitewash the historical mistakes of the Congress party. He highlighted her emotional responses to key incidents while questioning her silence on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and other tragedies. The memoir details Sonia's childhood, her marriage to Rajiv Gandhi, and her experiences as part of the Gandhi family. -
DIAL rains for relief: Choked Delhi to see another cloud seeding attempt
India’s capital, New Delhi, will attempt cloud seeding to induce rain and address severe pollution. The initiative involves Delhi International Airport Ltd, the Delhi government, and IIT Kanpur. A specialized aircraft from Kyathi Climate will undertake the operation on Tuesday and Wednesday. A fresh western disturbance is expected to bring rain to northwestern India later this week. Cloud seeding aims to enhance precipitation as the air quality deteriorates. -
'Warrants urgent attention': SC flags vehicular pollution in Delhi-NCR, seeks action plan
The Supreme Court has mandated that Delhi and three adjacent states intensify measures to combat vehicle emissions. Officials are tasked with reporting on the implementation of laws governing aging and non-compliant vehicles. With rising pollution levels in the National Capital Region, the court emphasized the need for inter-state collaboration on vehicle management and stricter adherence to emission standards. The matter will be reviewed again on November 23. -
'I'd quake in my seat': Sonia Gandhi recalls Indira Gandhi's temper, early days as bride in memoir
Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, offers an intimate account of Indira Gandhi’s temper, recalling how staff were made to stand in corners, a senior Congress leader ordered to face a wall and others ignored for days. Sonia also describes Rajiv’s reassurance during her mother-in-law’s outbursts, Indira’s domestic routines, love for sarees and photographs, and how grandchildren gradually softened her temperament. -
What made Sonia Gandhi turn down PM post after UPA’s 2004 victory? Memoir revisits moment
Sonia Gandhi reveals her thoughts in her memoir about declining the prime minister role after the UPA's victory. She describes her inner voice guiding her decision and her conversation with Rahul. Gandhi highlights why she chose Manmohan Singh for the position, noting his integrity and governance experience. Her memoir also covers her personal journey, including significant tragedies and cultural adjustments after moving to India.

