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The New Indian Express Event Breakdown

CAQM orders 50% WFH for Delhi-NCR offices, restricts construction

CAQM ordered 50% office attendance for Delhi-NCR offices and restricted construction activities from Nov 5 to 20 to curb air pollution. AQI levels reached 'Severe' and 'Severe+' on certain days, prompting preventive measures to reduce emissions and pollution accumulation.

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The Hindu Event Breakdown

France braces for Halloween protests amid fears of violence

France braced for a third weekend of Halloween protests on October 31, 2026, as shops boarded up and authorities scrambled to prevent violence. A night-time curfew and metro closures are planned, while a court overturned a ban on marches. Presidential elections are six months away, with Marine Le Pen leading polls.

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Indian Express Event Breakdown

‘Misunderstood and layered’: Rakul Preet Singh on playing Surpanakha in Ramayana

Rakul Preet Singh portrays Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana, describing her as a misunderstood and layered figure whose account of Sita’s beauty sparks the epic’s conflict. The film, based on Valmiki’s Ramayana, marks a departure from her previous roles, highlighting Surpanakha’s role as the catalyst for the war between Rama and Ravana.

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Bollywood HungamaCentre Rakul Preet Singh drops first look as Surpanakha in Ramayana News18Centre Ramayana: Rakul Preet Singh calls Surpanakha 'misunderstood'

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Indian Express Event Breakdown

Auqib Nabi joins India squad for first 3 ODIs vs New Zealand

The BCCI added Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi to the Indian squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand, replacing Prasidh Krishna due to a hamstring injury. Nabi, the second cricketer from J&K to reach the national team, made his debut against West Indies and claimed 104 wickets in the last two Ranji Trophy seasons.

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Free Press JournalCentre Auqib Nabi added to India squad as Prasidh Krishna ruled out Hindustan TimesCentre Auqib Nabi added to India's squad for first three ODIs too after Prasidh Krishna injury

India Today Event Breakdown

Class 3 boy attacks specially-abled KG girl with stone, vase in Haryana school

A KG student with special needs was seriously injured after a Class 3 student attacked her with stones and a flowerpot at a school in Haryana's Panchkula. The assault continued even after she lost consciousness, leading to her critical condition at Chandigarh's PGI hospital.

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News18Centre Panchkula school incident highlights need for safer classrooms

India Today Event Breakdown

Jaishankar tells G20 diplomacy must prevail over military solutions

Jaishankar urged G20 foreign ministers to prioritise diplomacy over military solutions, highlighting threats to shipping, supply chains, and the Global South. His remarks came amid ongoing conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and tensions in West Asia, where at least 22 Indians have died. Rubio warned of a 'moment of choosing' amid global crises.

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The TribuneCentre Jaishankar urges diplomacy, flags attacks on ships at G20 meeting The New Indian ExpressCentre India slams global energy disruptions; Jaishankar says deliberate attacks aimed at holding prices hostage

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Firstpost Event Breakdown

Manisha's historic World Championship triumph helps fulfil promise kept to her father

Manisha Bhanwala became India's first women's wrestling world champion, fulfilling a promise to her late father, Suresh, who died the day after attending a jagran. Her family encouraged her to compete in the Asian Championships despite his death, leading to her bronze medal win. She celebrated her victory by unveiling a T-shirt with her parents' photos.

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