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Imran Khan gets interim relief in 'leave India' notice case

Imran Khan, an American citizen with an OCI card, received temporary relief as the Bombay High Court put the FRRO's Leave India Notice on hold until November 2, giving him time to challenge the directive. The notice, issued on October 14, cited Sections 7(2)(C) and 29 of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, and was described by Khan as arbitrary.

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The TribuneCentre Bombay HC keeps ‘leave India’ notice to actor Imran in abeyance till Nov 2 Bollywood HungamaCentre Imran Khan gets interim relief as Bombay High Court puts FRRO’s ‘Leave India Notice’ on hold till November 2
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Bolsonaro leaves Brazil after election loss

Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil for the United States after losing the presidential election to Lula da Silva. He faces ongoing investigations for corruption, money laundering, and tax evasion. His brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, had previously encouraged him to leave if he lost. Bolsonaro was ordered to surrender his passports following the loss.

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Al Jazeera EnglishCentre Flavio Bolsonaro flees Brazil after election loss, US says will grant visa The New Indian ExpressCentre Brazil cancels Flavio Bolsonaro's passports as his whereabouts remain unclear
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India: New UNSC members without veto would be 'second-class'

India has warned that new UNSC permanent members without veto powers would be relegated to 'second-class' status, undermining the existing five permanent powers. The country reiterates its call for comprehensive reforms, stressing that the veto must be held by all permanent members of a reformed Council. India last served on the Council in 2021-22, its eighth term.

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FirstpostCentre India challenges UN Security Council’s old order The New Indian ExpressCentre India says UNSC permanent members without veto would be ‘second-class’
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Ranji Trophy: Badoni, Mathur spearhead a perfect day for Delhi

Ayush Badoni's double century and Sumit Mathur's maiden First Class wicket led Delhi to a commanding 515 for five in their Elite Group C Ranji Trophy clash against Jharkhand. Delhi's attack reduced Jharkhand to 131 for four at stumps, with Utkarsh Singh scoring an unbeaten 53.

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Times of IndiaCentre Badoni joins Kohli, Gambhir in elite list with back-to-back double tons India TodayCentre Ayush Badoni's double century, Priyanshu Moliya's 321 light up Ranji Trophy
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Alexander brothers get 30 years each in prison after sex trafficking convictions

Three brothers convicted of sex trafficking were each sentenced to 30 years in prison, with prosecutors seeking life sentences. US District Judge Valerie Caproni called their conduct 'monstrous,' while the Alexanders had requested mandatory minimum 15-year terms. Oren and Tal Alexander were co-founders of the luxury real estate firm Official, and Alon was an executive at his family's security company.

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The Straits TimesCentre Alexander brothers each get 30 years for sex trafficking in US South China Morning PostCentre Alexander brothers each get 30 years for drugging, raping women
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Nilakanta retires: India's warrior passes the sword to the next generation

Nilakanta Sharma has retired from international hockey after the Asian Champions Trophy, choosing to end his career on his own terms. The midfielder, who has played in the Olympics and earned a medal, aims to transition into coaching and nurture the next generation of players. He expressed pride in making his family and nation proud.

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The HinduCentre Nilakanta to retire after Asian Champions Trophy 2026
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Bombay HC quashes case against student over Operation Sindoor Instagram repost

The Bombay High Court quashed a criminal case against a student over Operation Sindoor, a controversial Instagram account that criticised the Indian government for provoking a war against Pakistan. The student deleted the post within two hours, expressed remorse, and apologised publicly. Justice Milind Jadhav noted the act was isolated and stressed that criminal law cannot be used merely for offensive content unless prohibited by law.

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Free Press JournalCentre Bombay HC quashes case against student over controversial Instagram repost The TribuneCentre HC quashes FIR against Pune student over Op Sindoor post

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