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Starlink curbs rattle Ukraine as Putin calls Musk 'real genius'

Ukraine allegedly used the civilian Starlink network for offensive drone strikes, prompting Elon Musk to enforce terms of service. Russia is developing its own satellite network, Rassvet, as Putin praised Musk as a 'real genius'. Zelensky criticized the restrictions, which disrupted Ukrainian military operations.

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EuronewsCentre Putin calls Elon Musk a 'genius' as Russia builds its own Starlink rival The IndependentCentre Putin calls Musk 'genius' for throttling Starlink as drones disrupt Moscow airports

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Delhi signs 15-year-old Uma Kashvi for Rs 10 lakh at WPL 2027 auction

Delhi Capitals signed 15-year-old Uma Kashvi for Rs 10 lakh at the WPL 2027 auction in Kochi on October 28, making her the youngest player ever bought at a WPL auction. Kashvi, from Karnataka, has already made an impact with her performances, including a 217 in a junior tournament at 12 and 48 off 42 balls in 2025. Her WPL debut could be delayed as she is part of India's Under-19 World Cup plans.

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FirstpostCentre 15-year-old Uma Kashvi becomes youngest WPL signing Hindustan TimesCentre 15-year-old Uma Kashvi becomes youngest in WPL auction

Ramayana release in Pakistan remains uncertain

Ramayana, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, has secured Sony Pictures for international distribution but no theatrical release in Pakistan has been confirmed. Indian films face restrictions in Pakistan due to political tensions, though Hindu communities in Karachi have shown support with posters.

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Free Press JournalCentre Ramayana fever grips Pakistan as Hindus cheer for film

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Cyclone Arnab's rain shield spreads across India as rainfall continues

Cyclone Arnab's vast cloud shield spread across India after its Andhra Pradesh landfall, with heavy rainfall risks continuing across several states. At 5:30 am IST on October 29, the system was over south Chhattisgarh and adjoining south Odisha, threatening parts of central, eastern, and northern India.

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India TodayCentre Cyclone Arnab's rain impact makes Delhi record coldest October day in 4 years The HinduCentre Cyclone Arnab likely drew moisture from Tamil Nadu system, but did not merge

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CM Naidu seeks central aid after cyclone damages 70,000 hectares

Cyclone Arnab caused widespread damage across Andhra Pradesh, destroying crops on 70,000 hectares and leading to four deaths. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu sought central aid from Amit Shah, announcing relief measures including financial assistance and compensation for victims.

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The New Indian ExpressCentre CM Naidu briefs Amit Shah on Cyclone Arnab damage Deccan HeraldCentre Andhra CM seeks Centre's support amid Cyclone Arnab damage

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22 Indians, including 14 seafarers killed in West Asia conflict: MEA

Twenty-two Indian nationals, including 14 seafarers, have been killed in the ongoing West Asia conflict, according to the MEA. The Iran-backed Houthi group attacked Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline, a critical bypass for oil exports, amid escalating tensions in the region.

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NDTV NewsCentre 22 Indians killed in Middle East conflict, including 14 seafarers: Centre Indian ExpressCentre 22 Indian nationals, including 14 seafarers, killed during West Asia conflict: MEA

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Bolsonaro denies fleeing Brazil in first public statement after landing in US

Bolsonaro denied fleeing Brazil in his first public statement after landing in the U.S., claiming he left to be the leader his people deserved and to avoid imprisonment. Lula expressed regret, saying Bolsonaro could have stayed to prove his innocence. He faces corruption charges and is accused of fleeing through Argentina and Ecuador with his family.

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