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Uttarakhand chopper crash: Rescue teams trek across difficult terrain to look for bodies

Rescue teams are trekking through difficult terrain to recover the bodies of six people killed in the helicopter crash near Joshimath. Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority has made co-pilot mandatory on Char Dham routes following the incident. The operation continues on Sunday as teams from multiple agencies work to safely transport the remains to Dehradun.

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IAS-IPS couple under Rajasthan ACB scanner over luxury villa deal

Senior IAS officer Shikhar Agrawal and his wife, senior IPS officer Prashakha Mathur, are under investigation by Rajasthan's ACB over allegations of corruption linked to the purchase and leaseback of 40 luxury villas worth Rs 6.16 crore with a guaranteed annual rent of Rs 1.80 crore. Discrepancies in property disclosures and potential favours to the resort firm are under scrutiny.

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National HeraldCentre Rajasthan IAS-IPS couple accused of buying 44 villas at below-market prices India TodayCentre 40 villas, Rs 1.8 crore rent: Rajasthan IAS-IPS couple faces corruption probe
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Shah Rukh Khan's 'King' sets new record with overseas rights sold for Rs 175 crore

Shah Rukh Khan's 'King' has secured a record-breaking Rs 175 crore deal for overseas theatrical rights, making it the largest such deal for an Indian film. Phars Films acquired the rights, with the amount translating to over USD 18 million. The film will need to earn around USD 37 million to break even.

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News18Centre Shah Rukh Khan’s King Overseas Rights Reportedly Sold For Rs 175 Crore, Sets New Record For Indian Cinema Times of IndiaCentre SRK's King breaks overseas rights record at Rs 175 crore
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Quad moves to curb China's dominance in critical minerals, growing influence in AI

The Quad reaffirmed efforts to build secure supply chains for semiconductors and AI hardware, with the US pledging $10 million to boost critical mineral recovery in India and Southeast Asia. India relies heavily on China for rare-earth imports, while Beijing’s export restrictions have raised concerns over supply risks. The group also aims to address AI and semiconductor supply chain vulnerabilities.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre Jaishankar meets G20 foreign ministers on global issues NDTV NewsCentre Jaishankar highlights Quad's focus on stability and prosperity
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War will engulf wider region: Iran warns Trump against fresh US strikes

Iran's military has warned the United States against launching another attack, warning that any fresh military action could spread the conflict across a much wider part of West Asia, echoing concerns raised by Donald Trump, who warned against further strikes. The warning comes amid stalled negotiations and renewed threats from Washington and Israel.

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The Straits TimesCentre Iran warns fresh US strikes would unleash ‘flames of war’ far beyond current conflict
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Bollywood filmmaker Sanjay Gupta passes away at 59

Bollywood filmmaker Sanjay Gupta passed away at 59 following a fatal head injury from a fall at his Versova residence in Mumbai. His last rites were held at the Versova Cremation Ground, attended by family, friends, and film fraternity members. Gupta is best known for films like Kaante and The Miranda Brothers.

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DNA IndiaCentre Sanjay Gupta demise: Sanjay Dutt promises to make Kaante 2 India TVCentre Hrithik Roshan 'heartbroken' over Kaabil director Sanjay Gupta's demise: 'One film with you wasn't enough'
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Second cyclone in less than a week headed to hit Andhra, satellite sends pics

A second cyclone in less than a week is strengthening over the Bay of Bengal and moving toward Andhra Pradesh, with coastal districts at risk of heavy rain, damaging winds, and disruption. The system, located 630 km east-southeast of Chennai, could hit the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narsapur by November 3, packing winds up to 120 kmph.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre Cyclone Murasu to hit Andhra Pradesh on November 2 Deccan HeraldCentre New cyclonic storm brewing over Bay of Bengal, may hit Andhra coast on November 3: IMD

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