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Times of India Event Breakdown

Wasim Jaffer urges Yashasvi Jaiswal to focus on batting over wicketkeeping

Wasim Jaffer questions Yashasvi Jaiswal's decision to take up wicketkeeping, urging him to focus on batting ahead of the Ranji Trophy and New Zealand tour. Jaiswal, yet to secure a regular place in India's ODI and T20I teams, has been practicing wicketkeeping as a potential back-up skill during Mumbai's pre-season matches.

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NDTV NewsCentre Wasim Jaffer questions Yashasvi Jaiswal's wicket-keeping move at 24 Indian ExpressCentre Jaiswal takes up wicket-keeping ahead of Ranji Trophy season

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Deccan Herald Event Breakdown

Delhi Police detains four former CMs during protests against CEC

Four former CMs, including Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal, were detained during separate protests in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Delhi Police arrested protesters from different locations as the demonstrations unfolded across the city in the afternoon.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre Delhi Police detain Kejriwal, TMC leaders amid CJP protest crackdown The QuintCentre Four Former Chief Ministers Detained by Delhi Police During Protest

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Delhi protests demand Kumar's resignation over electoral roll claims

Delhi witnessed massive protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on 10 October, with demonstrators demanding his resignation over alleged electoral roll irregularities. CJP activists alleged detention by police after arriving in Delhi, while former leaders shared accounts of mistreatment, prompting calls for inquiry and electoral process reforms.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre Over 100 AISF, AIYF cadres held in Chennai protest seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s removal The HinduCentre Over 100 AISF, AIYF cadres arrested during Chennai protest over CEC allegations

Al Jazeera English Event Breakdown

Flydubai co-pilot plotted 'suicide' attack on Israel, UAE says

A Flydubai co-pilot stabbed the Indian captain during a cockpit fight, leading to a dramatic descent and eventual landing in Saudi Arabia. The suspect, identified as Hamam al-Hammami, had planned a 'suicide' attack on Israel, using prior flights to Tel Aviv for reconnaissance.

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BBC NewsCentre Flydubai pilot tried to crash plane into Tel Aviv airport Mint / LiveMintCentre Flydubai pilot attacked with crash axe in mid-air attempt to crash plane

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India Warns Pakistan Against Nuclear Blackmail, Vows Fitting Response To Terror Attacks

India's UN representative, Anmol Sher Bedi, warned Pakistan against nuclear blackmail, stating India will not bow to it and will respond to terror attacks. He emphasized India's defensive nuclear policy, self-defence actions, and non-escalatory measures, while citing Operation Sindoor and the AQ Khan network's role in Security Council Resolution 1540.

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The HinduCentre India rejects nuclear as routine tool at UN, vows to respond to terrorism

Hindustan Times Event Breakdown

Nana Patekar posthumously in 'Eetha' and 'The Confession of Mary

Nana Patekar died in Goa on Thursday after a heart attack. He will appear posthumously in Shraddha Kapoor's 'Eetha' and Anant Mahadevan's 'The Confession of Mary'. Director Aditya Sarpotdar said 'Shakti Shalini' will be a tribute to him. Co-star Aneet Padda remembered him as honest and unapologetic.

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Hindustan TimesCentre Aneet Padda pays emotional tribute to Nana Patekar, calls Shakti Shalini his final film

Vance doubts Pentagon's plan to livestream Hasan's execution

US Vice President JD Vance has cast doubt on the Pentagon's plans to livestream a firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, describing his 2009 attack as the worst terrorist act on American soil outside 9/11. Vance expressed uncertainty about the execution proceeding as planned and stated he would not watch it if livestreamed.

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