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Yogi Adityanath takes dig at Rahul Gandhi, says Congress leader's political rocket will never take off

Yogi Adityanath compared Rahul Gandhi to a Diwali rocket that fails to take off, criticizing the Congress for not establishing him as a successful leader. He also rebuked Akhilesh Yadav over his remarks about avenging past injuries, stressing that democracy is about change, not revenge.

India TodayCentre Rahul Gandhi is a rocket that never takes off: UP CM Yogi mocks Congress leader

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Democrat Gina Hinojosa defeats Texas governor Greg Abbott in stunning upset

Democrat Gina Hinojosa stunned Republicans by defeating three-term Texas governor Greg Abbott, becoming the state’s first Latina governor. Her victory ended Abbott’s bid for a fourth term and marked a historic shift after decades of Republican dominance. Hinojosa countered culture-war attacks by declaring her pronouns: 'Mom, Texan and soon-to-be governor'.

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FirstpostCentre Angry mom to giant slayer: How Gina Hinojosa became Texas’s governor The GuardianCentre Democrats lead in key governor races

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Delhi air quality worsens ahead of Diwali as firework restrictions enter force

Delhi's air quality has deteriorated, crossing 300 on the AQI scale, entering the 'very poor' category ahead of Diwali. The pollution spike follows an unusually clean October and is attributed to low wind speeds, construction dust, and firecracker emissions. Authorities have imposed restrictions on fireworks to mitigate the impact.

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India TodayCentre Delhi's AQI is above 450 with Diwali yet to come Deccan HeraldCentre Delhi's AQI at 'very poor'; Punjabi Bagh worst at 458

Firstpost Event Breakdown

Ramaswamy faces Acton in Ohio governor race

Indian-American Republican Vivek Ramaswamy faces Democrat Amy Acton in the November 3 Ohio governor's election. Recent polls show Acton leading 49% to 43%. Ramaswamy, born in Cincinnati to Indian immigrants, gained national attention during his 2024 presidential bid. A Democratic win would mark a shift in a traditionally Republican state.

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The IndependentCentre Amy Acton rides reviled Vivek Ramaswamy attack ad to stunning Ohio gov victory FirstpostCentre Amy Acton defeats Vivek Ramaswamy, becomes Ohio's first woman governor

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Indian Express Event Breakdown

Centre’s key cybersecurity agency secures access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI model

CERT-In, India’s key cybersecurity agency, has gained access to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI model to identify software vulnerabilities. The model has uncovered thousands of serious flaws in major systems. Access is limited to controlled environments, with concerns over data security. The Pentagon labeled the AI lab a 'supply-chain risk'—a first for a US business.

Deccan HeraldCentre India tests Anthropic’s Mythos AI for cybersecurity

India.com Event Breakdown

Soni Razdan calls Diwali crackers ‘anti-national’ amid Dia Mirza video row: ‘Children are suffering’

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) removed Dia Mirza's pollution-free Diwali video, sparking a legal challenge. Soni Razdan called Diwali crackers 'anti-national', citing children's health risks, including that children are suffering. The Bombay High Court questioned the BMC's decision, stressing secularism and public health.

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India TodayCentre Soni Razdan calls burning crackers 'anti-national'

Deccan Herald Event Breakdown

Ukrainian drone kills two, including station employee, Russian-held nuclear plant says

A Ukrainian drone strike at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant killed two people, including a female employee, marking the third fatality in two weeks and the 13th since April. The IAEA previously reported an employee death but provided no details.

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