Sheikh Hasina has 'no option' but to face death sentence on return, says Bangladesh prosecutor

Bangladesh’s chief prosecutor says Sheikh Hasina must face her death sentence if she returns, rejecting her lawyers’ request for a new passport and identity card. Dhaka denied the application and urged India to extradite her under their extradition treaty; Hasina says she intends to return and surrender. She fled to India after her 2024 ouster amid a mass uprising.

Texas woman who worked as school janitor for nearly 40 years gets elementary school named after her

After 39 years supporting students in Texas’s Aubrey Independent School District, retired school custodian Marilyn Hampton will have an elementary school named in her honour, with the campus scheduled to open in 2027. Beyond cleaning, she provided supplies, lunch money, homework help and comfort. Hampton began in 1983, became lead custodian and retired in 2022.

Alaska Governor raises perjury concerns amid probe over ‘second Dan Sullivan’ candidacy

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says investigators are probing possible misconduct, including perjury, over retired teacher Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.’s candidacy in the close Senate race against Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. Democrat Mary Peltola leads by 2,517 votes, while the namesake has 3,651; he denies coordination. Federal investigators are also involved as ranked-choice counting approaches.

Can't sit on homebuyers' money without delivering flats: Consumer panel orders ₹1.95 cr refund

Maharashtra’s consumer commission ordered Bombay Dyeing and Bombay Realty to refund Rs 1.95 crore to two Jamshedpur homebuyers, finding deficient service and unfair trade practices. It awarded Rs 1.5 lakh in compensation and costs. The buyers cancelled their flat booking in 2016 after construction delays; the commission rejected limitation arguments, saying the developers retained funds without delivering possession.

Feeling guilty for saying no? Psychologist shares why it happens and 6 ways to boundaries

Difficulty saying no can stem from fear of rejection, conflict or seeming selfish, not from having done anything wrong; repeatedly putting others first can drain energy and harm wellbeing, psychologist Ritika Aggarwal says. Build boundaries by pausing before agreeing, refusing respectfully, questioning guilt, accepting others’ disappointment and practising small limits. Assertiveness should suit the situation, and counselling may help when guilt persists.

2 garment workers injured as wage protests resume in Bangladesh

Two garment workers were injured Tuesday as police used tear gas to disperse renewed wage protests in Ashulia, prompting New Age Group’s indefinite shutdown. Workers demand a 30,000-taka minimum wage, up from 12,500, citing rising living costs; the increase remains undecided. Bangladesh’s garment industry employs four million people and generates 80% of the country’s export revenue.

38.6 million adults in India have undiagnosed diabetes: Survey

An estimated 38.6 million Indian adults—43% of those with diabetes—remain undiagnosed, while many underestimate personal risk and are unsure how to get tested, an IDF survey found. Although 84% endorsed testing, only 14% felt vulnerable; fear, low risk awareness and access barriers deterred checks. Only 57% of cases are diagnosed, below the 2030 target.

Calvin Klein unwraps the icons with Jung Kook of BTS for Holiday 2026

Calvin Klein launched its Holiday 2026 collection, featuring a personal edit curated by global ambassador Jung Kook, who spotlights signature denim and essentials. Directed by Alasdair McLellan, the campaign pairs seasonal layers and logo staples with Barrel and 90s Straight jeans, sweaters and statement jackets. The collection launches globally; Calvin Klein dates to 1968.

ECI extends neutrality restrictions re-employed officials in poll-bound states

ECI has extended Model Code of Conduct neutrality rules to retired and re-employed officials in five states facing 2027 assembly elections—Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand—barring them from summoning election officers and warning violations will be treated seriously. The move follows complaints, closes a rules gap and broadens earlier political restrictions.

Missing DoorDash driver's dad reveals doorbell camera caught ‘someone’ exiting abandoned car: Report

Doorbell footage shows someone exiting missing Pennsylvania DoorDash driver Zachariah Schuck’s car, but his father says the image is unclear, leaving investigators unsure where to search. Schuck, 32, disappeared October 22 after a Monaca delivery; his Impala was found two days later, out of gas, keys inside. His wife and children await his safe return.

Red Fort blast, a year on: Doctor who sought Sharia rule, and plot born after failed Afghan move

Investigators say Kashmiri doctor Umar un Nabi and associates carried out the November 10 suicide bombing near Delhi’s Red Fort after failing to reach Afghanistan, seeking to overthrow India’s government and impose Sharia law. The self-radicalised group allegedly had AQIS links, not Pakistan-based ties. The blast killed 12; the NIA named nine accused, amid warnings of similar modules.

Kerala CM, Mohanlal, Prithviraj honour Shaji Kumar's rich legacy after his death

Malayalam cinematographer Shaji Kumar died Tuesday aged 57, prompting tributes from Kerala leaders and colleagues. He became unwell while filming Dileep’s HENOK: The Man in the Mist in Alappuzha, was hospitalized in Kochi, and deteriorated. Mohanlal and director Vysakh recalled their bonds; Kumar’s work includes Pulimurugan, Naran and Thudarum. He leaves wife Smitha and two sons.

No proposal to allot Central Secretariat club premises to anyone: Centre to Delhi HC

The Centre told the Delhi High Court it has no proposal to allot Central Secretariat Club premises to anyone, prompting the court to make no order on the club’s plea. The club may remove its belongings within a week. It is challenging its July de-recognition and eviction orders, alleging arbitrary action against the 107-year-old institution.

SC asks WhatsApp, others to list measures to prevent digital arrest, related cyber crimes

The Supreme Court directed WhatsApp and other intermediaries to submit plans to the court and India’s cybercrime agency, I4C, to prevent digital-arrest scams, with further consideration set for November 23. WhatsApp reported action against 9,400 accounts and said it is developing software to flag suspicious activity. The court also urged banks to prevent fraud and compensate victims when negligence is proven.

Ramayana producer not worried about recovering Rs-4000-crore budget via box office sales

Producer Namit Malhotra says Ramayana’s ₹4,000-crore investment need not depend on ticket sales, arguing the epic can earn through merchandise, theme parks and other ventures. His expansion plans include games, spin-offs, animation, experiences and a Broadway musical, positioning the two-film adaptation as a lasting universe. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, part two is due in 2028.

Cannabis packed in e-commerce bags, sold through Telegram, home delivery in Greater Noida; 3 nabbed

Police arrested three men in Greater Noida Monday, seizing 55.124 kilograms of cannabis estimated at ₹55 lakh; police allege an online drug network using Telegram and e-commerce-style deliveries. The suspects sourced cannabis from Odisha, repackaged it in branded-looking bags, and supplied customers by parcel and car. A sedan and three phones were seized; NDPS investigation continues.

Island fisheries to anchor India’s Blue Economy push, focus on tuna, seaweed

India is investing ₹393 crore to develop Lakshadweep and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands as fisheries hubs, prioritising tuna, seaweed and ornamental fish, alongside infrastructure and exports. Lakshadweep plans to double tuna output to 50,000 tonnes; an Andaman tuna cluster will modernise fisheries. The initiative targets sustainable use of islands comprising nearly 40% of India’s EEZ.

Prince Harry's wife Meghan makes first public appearance since father charged

Meghan, Prince Harry’s wife, cancelled her address at a Brussels child-safety event, making her first public appearance since her father was charged with possessing child sexual abuse images. Harry spoke at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial. Meghan reportedly felt too distressed to speak; her father denies the allegations. They have been estranged since 2018.

German Police call reinforcements, helicopter as crowd storms shop for discount kebabs

Nearly 100 German police officers and a helicopter were deployed in Dortmund after a crowd hurled stones, bottles and fireworks at officers during a €1 kebab promotion, leading to arrests and charges. Police said about 300 people gathered, while the owner estimated more than 1,000; security was overwhelmed before police were called. Kebabs normally cost €7.50–€9.

Republican Ken Calvert defeats Young Kim to win US House seat in California Congressional race

Republican Ken Calvert won California’s 40th District, defeating GOP incumbent Young Kim in a rare same-party contest called Monday by AP. Kim conceded, congratulated Calvert and cited her record on security, the economy and affordability, while criticizing the map that forced the race. Redistricting merged constituencies; Calvert has served since 1993, Kim since 2020.

U19 Asia Cup: Aaryavir Sehwag’s thumping 160 flattens UAE

Sehwag’s 160 off 168 balls powered India to 309/7 against UAE in the Under-19 Asia Cup, the tournament’s highest total. Patient early, he accelerated with 17 fours and seven sixes, sharing 193 runs with VK Vineeth (67). After scoring 70 against Nepal, Sehwag’s knock reflected his aim to blend his father’s traits with Virat Kohli’s aggression.

Inside Jaipur’s royal Diwali: Princess Gauravi Kumari and Padmanabh Singh celebrate at City Palace

Diwali celebrations at Jaipur’s historic City Palace are always steeped in tradition, grandeur and royal heritage. This year, the erstwhile royal family came together for an evening of festive rituals and family memories. Princess Gauravi Kumari, Sawai Padmanabh Singh and Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari were among those who marked the occasion, offering a glimpse into how the family continues to uphold its age-old customs.

Loved Malaika Arora’s belted saree? 6 Ways to recreate the look on a budget

A belt can transform a saree by defining the waist, securing pleats and adding contemporary polish, as Malaika Arora showed in a ₹2.2 lakh champagne-bronze ensemble. The trick works on any budget: pair metallic drapes with gold belts, plain sarees with slim bands, pastels with pearls, and silk with kamarbandhs; wear it at the natural waist.

Chakra Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

November 10’s horoscope urges readers to look inward, trust intuition and make choices rooted in self-worth rather than outside approval. The day favors pausing before reacting, balancing work with wellbeing, and releasing burdens through reflection, boundaries, gratitude or forgiveness. Sign-specific advice ranges from abundance and discretion to spiritual reflection, with chakra and crystal remedies included.

Your holiday just got a little less chore-ful!

From November 20, Airbnb hosts worldwide cannot require guests to strip beds, wash dishes or take out trash, particularly when charging a separate cleaning fee. Reasonable requests, such as conserving water during droughts, remain allowed, and checkout rules must be disclosed. The change follows years of complaints from guests paying $100–200 for cleaning yet still facing chores.

Planning a French getaway? What to know before you book

India’s Embassy in Paris has urged Indian travellers to stay vigilant amid protests, avoid rallies and check transport and flight updates; no travel ban is in place. Daytime tourist sites remain accessible, but curfews, strikes, roadblocks and early closures may disrupt plans. Agents report fewer inquiries and hotel bookings, while visitors reroute to quieter regions.

Record global heat, rising climate risks, finance tensions dominate COP31 day one

Global temperatures are set to make 2015–2026 the warmest period on record, averaging 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels through September, the WMO warned as COP31 opened in Turkey. Oceans and sea levels are also setting records; El Niño may intensify extremes into 2027. Delegates face finance disputes and pressure to deliver climate pledges, with 1.5°C and vulnerable nations central.

Congress to host second Bharat Summit in Hyderabad from Nov 12 to 14; 70 countries to attend

Congress will hold the second Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, November 12–14, bringing together over 1,000 delegates from 70 countries. Hosted by Telangana’s Congress-led government, it will examine democracy, global political and economic shifts, and Global South–North cooperation. Twenty sessions will address geopolitics, youth, climate and justice. Rahul Gandhi is expected; the annual summit began in 2025.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta launches ‘Namo Yamuna River Safari’ at Sonia Vihar

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the Namo Yamuna River Safari, a cruise between Sonia Vihar and Jagatpur, as the first step toward turning the Yamuna riverfront into a cultural and tourist destination. The 30-passenger boat’s 35–45-minute trip costs ₹500, plus a ₹50 entry fee. Officials promised more boats, attractions and sewage upgrades.

Cheers to 90! Bhaichand Patel’s birthday party turns into a grand Delhi reunion

Former diplomat and author Bhaichand Patel marked his 90th birthday in Delhi Wednesday, surrounded by friends who dismissed his decade-long claim that parties would be his last and vowed to gather for his centenary. Guests shared stories of his warmth, hospitality and past, while Patel toasted his chosen family and hoped to meet next year.