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India shares battle-tested anti-terror expertise with ASEAN

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh offered India's battle-tested anti-terror expertise to ASEAN and its dialogue partners, citing Operation Sindoor as proof. He proposed a defence 'Youth Bridge' to boost connectivity and capacity-building. India has contracts with the Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia for BrahMos exports, with the missile used in combat against Pakistani airbases during the operation.

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Tanisha smashes ton after missing WPL auction

Tanisha Singh, who missed out at the Women's Premier League auction, smashed a ton to help Delhi post a world record total of 262/6 against Hyderabad. Her 119 off 47 balls led Delhi to a 108-run victory, showcasing their aggressive T20 strategy. The score is the 11th highest in women's T20 cricket.

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India TodayCentre Unsold at WPL auction, Tanisha Singh helps Delhi rewrite T20 record books ESPNcricinfoCentre Delhi break record for highest total in domestic women's T20s
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Australia tighten grip on Day 3 as Lyon removes Bavuma in dramatic final moments

Nathan Lyon dismissed South Africa captain Temba Bavuma in the final moments of day three, helping Australia strengthen its position in the series-deciding Test. South Africa ended the day at 140/4 with a lead of 40 runs, while Australia finished at 411/8 after a strong first innings advantage.

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The HinduCentre Lyon bowls Bavuma late as Australia tightens grip in series decider
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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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Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs; Nitish Reddy to leave squad after first game to join India A

India pacer Prasidh Krishna has been ruled out of the New Zealand ODIs starting November 4 due to a hamstring injury. Nitish Reddy will leave the squad after the first game to join India A, while Siraj will join the India A squad for the second unofficial Test.

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ESPNcricinfoCentre Krishna misses NZ ODIs for recovery India TodayCentre Siraj, Nitish to get India A game time ahead of NZ Tests
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Israel election: No clear winner as vote counts continue

With 66 per cent of votes counted, neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot appears poised to secure an outright majority in Israel’s 120-seat Knesset. Arab turnout remains key to blocking Netanyahu’s return, while the Reservists party has failed to cross the 3.25 per cent threshold. Definitive results are expected by Thursday.

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Free Press JournalCentre Netanyahu's bloc leads, but majority still elusive OrganiserCentre Netanyahu nears majority in Israeli election
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Diljit Dosanjh's Delhi show: Metro advisory and 10 pm deadline

Diljit Dosanjh urged fans to use the metro and arrive by 6.30 pm on October 30 for his Delhi concert, citing limited parking, traffic diversions, and a strict 10 pm deadline. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation made special arrangements, and QR ticket sales were extended. The event will kick off his RuPay Aura India Tour 2026.

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India.comCentre Diljit Dosanjh Delhi concert: No parking, show ends at 10 pm; singer gives last minute updates FilmibeatCentre Diljit Dosanjh Delhi Concert: No Parking To Closing Deadline

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