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'Businesses Not Playthings': Rahul Gandhi Slams Modi, Shah Over Tata Dispute

Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi and Amit Shah of treating Indian businesses as 'playthings', slamming them for allegedly criminally destroying the Tatas. The dispute centers on the reappointment of N Chandrasekaran as Tata Sons' executive chairman, opposed by Noel Tata over corporate governance concerns. The board approved his term with four directors voting in favor.

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Deccan HeraldCentre Tata Group being criminally destroyed: Rahul Gandhi hits out at Modi govt over Tata Sons leadership row The New Indian ExpressCentre Indian businesses not playthings: Rahul slams PM Modi, Shah amid Tata Sons row
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Kajal Dhochak, Neelam Sirohi create history with World Championships finals debut

Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi made history as the first two Indian women to reach the World Championships finals simultaneously. Kajal faces Ukraine’s Anastasiya Alpyeyeva in the 76kg final, while Neelam competes against Japan’s Yui Susaki in the 50kg final. Sanjay Singh called the achievement a proud moment for Indian wrestling.

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Indian ExpressCentre Kajal to fight Alpyeyeva aiming for India’s first women’s wrestling world title The HinduCentre Kajal, Neelam advance to Wrestling World Championships finals
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Mbappe apologises for 'Chinese dictator' comment as backlash hits La Liga

Kylian Mbappe apologised for liking a meme depicting him as a 'Chinese dictator', sparking backlash. At least three Chinese companies ended brand deals with him. His face appeared in Chinese ads shortly after. La Liga issued an apology, and president Javier Tebas met China’s ambassador to address the fallout.

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The HinduCentre Kylian Mbappe apologises after losing sponsorship over ‘dictator’ comment
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Trump ends Biden's methane emission rules

Trump's administration is ending a Biden-era rule targeting methane emissions from oil and gas drilling, aiming to boost domestic drilling amid criticism over high fuel prices. The move, which could save $45 billion, faces backlash from environmental groups who warn it allows continued pollution. The EPA had delayed implementation for 18 months.

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The Straits TimesCentre Trump drastically loosens oil and gas methane rules The IndependentCentre Trump plans to loosen methane emissions rules from oil drilling
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India invites Pakistan, 9 SCO members to first civilisation dialogue forum

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced India will host the first SCO Civilisation Dialogue Forum by year-end, inviting all 10 member nations, including Pakistan, to New Delhi from November 20-22. The SCO comprises Belarus, China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan.

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FirstpostCentre India invites Pak to SCO forum in New Delhi, first such outreach since Operation Sindoor India TodayCentre India invites Pakistan for SCO forum in Delhi
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Shooting Reels Is Illegal: Uorfi Javed Claims Mumbai Society Stopped Guests From Entering Her Home

Uorfi Javed claims her Mumbai housing society has a new rule banning content shooting inside her home, leading to guests being physically stopped and bags checked without her consent. She accused the committee of harassment and questioned the legality of the restrictions, calling the rule 'illegal' and vowing to expose those involved.

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Hindustan TimesCentre Uorfi Javed alleges housing society harassment over content shooting rule News18Centre Uorfi Javed alleges society barred her from filming in her own home
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Sensex falls 700 points: 3 reasons why the stock market is down today

The BSE Sensex fell 700 points to 72,818.40, down 1.06%, as rising crude oil prices and continued selling by foreign portfolio investors weighed on the market. Infosys, Mphasis, and TCS dropped over 3%, while Nifty FMCG and oil and gas indices also fell. Dr Vijayakumar warned that Brent crude above $115 is bad news for the Indian economy.

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Free Press JournalCentre Sensex sinks over 700 points as IT stocks and crude oil drag markets lower National HeraldCentre Sensex falls over 600 points as IT stocks slide, crude prices rise

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