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Houthis launch lightning-speed offensive against Saudi Arabia

The Houthis launched a lightning-speed offensive against Saudi Arabia, targeting multiple sites with drones and missiles. Their arsenal, diversified from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, includes lighter payload weapons capable of hitting civilian targets. Saudi Arabia’s military, structured into two branches to counter coups, faces challenges as Prince Mohammed bin Salman streamlines the force under Vision 2030.

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JD(U) MLA Claims Nine Killed For Nitish Kumar, Later Blames Lalu

Anant Singh, a JD(U) MLA, alleged he had nine people killed for former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, later retracting and blaming Lalu Yadav. The JDU distanced itself, calling the remarks unworthy. The controversy emerged during Bihar's election season, with Singh criticizing the party's decision to field his rival Neeraj Kumar.

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NDTV NewsCentre JDU MLA Claims He Had Nine Killed for Nitish Kumar, Party Condemns Remarks
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India rejects UN report on youth retaliation as 'hearsay

India rejected a UN human rights expert report on youth retaliation, calling it 'hearsay' and criticizing its reliance on anonymous inputs. The delegation emphasized the country's democratic engagement with youth, citing parliamentary reforms and direct dialogue with young leaders as evidence of its commitment to youth empowerment.

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FirstpostCentre India rebukes UN Rapporteur over youth rights claims, demands evidence Deccan HeraldCentre India rejects UN report on youth retaliation, calls it hearsay
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Ramayana Trailer Showcases Sita as Warrior Queen

The second trailer of Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi, has generated excitement, with Sai's action sequences highlighting Sita as a warrior queen—a portrayal no Indian filmmaker has attempted. The film will release in two parts, with Part 1 on November 5, 2026.

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News18Centre Ramayana Film Features 10,000 Global Crew Members India TVCentre Ramayana Rise of a Legend showcases Sai Pallavi as warrior Sita in new trailer
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Big Bash League eyes global expansion with historic Chennai opener, ticket sales exceed Cricket Australia's expectations

Ticket sales for the December 12 BBL game in Chennai have exceeded expectations, with over 5,000 tickets sold. The match, set for 2:40 PM IST, marks the first time an overseas T20 league will stage a match in India, highlighting the league's growing global appeal.

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NDTV NewsCentre "We Want The World Tuning In": Big Bash League Head Reveals Motive Behind India Move
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UK travel approved for Delhi violence accused Natasha Narwal for academic research

Natasha Narwal, a PhD scholar and former JNU student accused in 2020 northeast Delhi violence cases, sought UK travel permission for academic research. The court allowed her to visit from November 2 to December 1, requiring her to return to India and not seek asylum.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre Delhi HC permits PhD scholar Narwal to travel to UK for academic conference
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Imran Khan protests in Mumbai amid legal concerns over CEC allegations

Imran Khan, an American citizen and former Indian actor, participated in an anti-CEC protest in Mumbai, calling for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged electoral roll irregularities. A US national cannot vote or protest in India, and Khan has 15 days to respond to legal action as Mumbai Police investigates the case.

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News18Centre Imran Khan faces 'Leave India' notice as FRRO labels him foreign national NDTV NewsCentre Imran Khan's Deportation Notice Threatens Film Release as Protests Ban Looms

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