Amyra Dastur says Farah Khan almost made her cry after seeing her dance on Kung Fu Yoga set

Amyra Dastur recalled Farah Khan nearly made her cry on the Kung Fu Yoga set by joking she would be Farah’s “Titanic” and ruin her career. During Farah’s YouTube visit, Amyra said she mistook “Congratulations!” for praise, having heard Farah yelled at actors. Farah had choreographed its “Goosebumps” song, featuring Amyra, for the 2017 film.

Love Horoscope for November 10, 2026

Today’s love outlook urges all signs to prioritize communication, patience, balance, and trust, whether strengthening relationships or exploring new connections. Aries through Pisces should express needs, avoid assumptions, respect boundaries, and let actions clarify intentions, while staying open to healing and fresh beginnings. Each sign receives a crystal remedy from tarot reader and healer Kishori Sud.

Indian student in Dubai run over by speeding car while waiting for roadside assistance

A 21-year-old Indian student died after a speeding vehicle allegedly hit her as she waited behind her car on Dubai’s Al Khawaneej Street following a flat tyre en route to university. Naifa Balkies Hameed’s family says the driver was arrested and hopes her death will raise roadside-safety awareness. She studied architecture at Canadian University Dubai.

Numerology Horoscope Today: Predictions for November 10, 2026

Today’s forecast favors initiative tempered by care, as the date’s number 1 intensifies ideas but can encourage haste. Those born under numbers 1, 5, 7 and 9 should avoid mistakes, petty disputes, risky bets and anger. Others can benefit from family contact, social plans or steady chores. Forecasts follow each birth number’s relation to the date.

Lessons from Kuno on conservation planning

India’s conservation efforts must measure success by coexistence, not rising wildlife numbers, as populations spill beyond habitats and intensify human-animal conflict. The assault on forest staff tracking a Kuno cheetah after it killed a buffalo calf highlights inadequate buffers. Habitat fragmentation and territoriality compound risks; range planning, compensation, prevention, live-tracking and barriers are essential.

12 killed in separate overnight MP fires

Twelve people from two families died in separate Diwali fires in Madhya Pradesh’s Katni and Seoni districts early Monday. In Katni, an earthen lamp reportedly ignited a three-storey home, killing six relatives across three generations, including a two-month-old baby. Six more died in a Seoni house fire; its cause remains unknown. The state announced ₹4 lakh compensation per victim.

Little real contact with Modi, but there is some common ground: Sonia Gandhi in memoir Belonging

Sonia Gandhi says she has had “practically no real contact” with Narendra Modi, describing their encounters as formal and marked by his avoidance of eye contact, despite decades as political rivals. In her memoir, she stresses their opposing visions of India but acknowledges shared unease with Delhi’s political elite and Modi’s rise from an underprivileged background. The book also recounts her family life, illness and political journey.

COP31 shouldn’t be a lost cause

As COP31 opens in Antalya, current policies put the world on course for 2.8°C warming, making a breach of the Paris 1.5°C limit virtually certain. Delegates must convert talks on finance, adaptation, technology and just transition into delivery despite divisions. India seeks predictable finance and support; Nepal’s Loss and Damage allocation offers hope, while US lawmakers could re-engage.

Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announces bid for French presidency

French judo champion Teddy Riner announced a 2027 presidential bid, warning that the far right’s rise could push France toward confrontation between political extremes. He cited debt, insecurity and inequality, though analysts question his viability: he has no elected experience, party or detailed programme. President Macron welcomed his entry; Riner holds five Olympic golds and 11 world titles.

Design cities keeping in mind children’s needs

Indian cities largely ignore children in planning, exposing them to pollution, unsafe streets, little play and inequality. These conditions damage health and independence, while affluent children face restricted mobility and surveillance. Planners must include children’s voices and prioritize safe streets, green spaces, services and climate resilience, upholding children’s rights while creating livable cities for all.

Lighter appellate load at the top can ease judicial backlog

India’s judicial backlog demands structural reform, not merely more judges: decentralised appellate benches could ease overloaded higher courts and restore the apex court’s focus on constitutional questions. Expanded capacity must accompany stricter docket control, fewer adjournments and reduced government appeals. With more than five crore cases pending, new filings keep the system falling further behind.

Climate resilience needs an insurance reappraisal

Climate shocks intensify, making past risk models unreliable as disasters outpace insurance, exposing households and governments. Insured losses cover only 30% of extreme-weather damage; Asia’s gap is stark. Insurers, regulators and governments must improve pricing, invest for future risks, strengthen resilience, share data and pool capital. Projections show 1.5°C will be breached within a decade.

Dana White turns down Trump's press secretary job offer as POTUS says he was ‘kidding’

Dana White turned down President Donald Trump’s offer to become press secretary at Monday’s White House briefing, saying he did not want to enter politics, while Trump admitted the proposal had been a joke. Trump said he had mentioned the UFC chief’s name during a difficult press day and promoted the idea on Truth Social.

Accused Tyler Robinson faces June 2028 trial in Charlie Kirk murder case

Tyler Robinson’s trial over Charlie Kirk’s alleged murder is set to begin June 21, 2028, with 105 days reserved, a Utah judge ruled Monday. Robinson, 23, has pleaded not guilty and faces a potential death sentence; prosecutors sought an earlier date, while his lawyers requested more preparation time. Kirk’s 2025 killing shocked US politics.

Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as China controversy deepens

Trump said the FBI is investigating allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a woman linked to Chinese intelligence, though Huang told him he knew nothing of her alleged ties. Nvidia shares fell 4% as its board opened an inquiry. Shareholders sued, while lawmakers urged tighter chip-sale limits to China; Beijing rejected the claims.

Delhi pollution monitors went dark as AQI surged on Diwali

Delhi’s post-Diwali air-quality reading understated pollution after PM2.5 data vanished from monitoring stations as readings neared 1,000 µg/m³; later-released data showed levels peaking at 3,744. The gaps lowered the AQI to 344, although estimates incorporating readings put it near 360. Stations continued recording gases, while firecrackers, farm smoke and calm winds worsened the haze.

Puka Nacua’s injury setback could keep Rams WR out until Week 15

Rams coach Sean McVay said Puka Nacua will likely go on injured reserve after suffering MCL and PCL sprains and turf toe in Sunday’s win over Washington, potentially sidelining him for at least a month. He caught 14 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown; IR would make Week 15 his earliest return. Earlier injuries have also interrupted his season.

M. John Harrison's The End of Everything wins 2026 Booker Prize for fiction

M. John Harrison’s dystopian science-fiction novel “The End of Everything” won the Booker Prize, the first science-fiction work to receive the prestigious award. Set on England’s coast after societal collapse, it follows a beachcomber confronting mysterious aliens and a shape-shifting artifact. Harrison, 81, is the Booker’s oldest winner, affirming the prize’s embrace of all genres.

Top House Democrat calls for 'full briefing' on Nvidia CEO Huang's links to alleged Chinese spy

House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries called for a congressional briefing on reports Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence, saying lawmakers need answers. He backed restrictions on U.S. chip sales to China in the defense bill. Nvidia’s probe followed reports of Huang’s relationship with a Chinese businesswoman; Senate provisions would expand AI-chip export oversight.

Trump says US war in Iran is ‘militarily effectively over,’ suggests ‘status quo’ to continue

President Donald Trump said US military action in Iran is “effectively over,” signaling no planned strikes while maintaining sanctions, a naval blockade and readiness to resume force if circumstances change. His announcement followed talks with Qatar’s prime minister, a mediator in US-Iran negotiations, amid Tehran’s nuclear proposal; Trump cited positive momentum, while Iran reiterated its seven demands.

Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang sued over disclosures related to suspected Chinese spy

Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a proposed shareholder class action alleging they misled investors by concealing Huang’s alleged relationship with Alice Huang, reportedly identified by U.S. authorities as a Chinese intelligence asset, and related national-security concerns. Nvidia announced an investigation Sunday; shares fell 4.3% Monday, erasing about $190 billion in value. Huang co-founded the chipmaker.

British author M John Harrison wins Booker Prize for 'The End of Everything'

M John Harrison, 81, won the 2026 Booker Prize for dystopian satire *The End of Everything*, becoming its oldest-ever recipient after six decades of writing. Judges unanimously praised the 198-page novel for its unsettling effect and “twinge of optimism.” Set in future England after a mysterious catastrophe, it follows Phillip Tennent and his elderly aunt Marnie.

Trump backs Jensen Huang as FBI probes Nvidia CEO-related spy allegations

Trump said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang need not fear an FBI inquiry related to allegations that a Chinese business executive involved in an affair was spying, calling Huang honorable and saying he had no knowledge she was an agent. Huang and Nvidia will cooperate; Beijing calls the allegations baseless. Nvidia shares fell 5% amid U.S.-China chip tensions.

Trump says Russia-Ukraine breakthrough possible in Abu Dhabi talks; Marco Rubio not too optimistic

Trump said Russia-Ukraine-US talks in Abu Dhabi could produce a breakthrough as negotiations resumed after nine months, with officials privately signaling flexibility on territorial issues. European, NATO and EU representatives will discuss postwar security guarantees, while Marco Rubio warned progress remained difficult. Ukraine plans to prioritize prisoner exchanges and humanitarian issues in a conflict ongoing since 2022.

Pisces Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Pisces can expect progress, as a teacher or elder directs study and efforts, while children’s success brightens home life. Students will focus, though extra work may crowd schedules; take considered risks. Relationships feel affectionate, and comfort may prompt spending. Health remains sound. The Moon in Scorpio emphasizes learning and travel, while retrograde Venus highlights partnership.

Aquarius Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Aquarius may receive workplace recognition and support, while a content partnership helps align personal and professional responsibilities. Secondary income is possible, and business owners may discuss expansion without deciding. Attend to a child’s health and keep study manageable. The forecast links career visibility to the Moon in Scorpio and relationship harmony to Jupiter in Leo.

Capricorn Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Capricorn can expect earnings, a long-awaited wish fulfilled, and recognition for sustained effort, as skills and clear communication drive progress. Invest in fixed deposits or mutual funds, and avoid pride with senior colleagues. Romance and family life feel warm, supported by a spouse and elder sibling; gatherings bring good news. Saturn and the Moon highlight income, skills, and connections.

Sagittarius Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Sagittarius may feel insecure and tired today, needing reassurance from a confidant while expenses exceed income; keep spending cautious and choose an evening with an early night. Relationship tension could make conversations feel weighty, so explain your mood plainly. Students may struggle to focus, and travel may bring poor returns, with the Moon in Scorpio.

Scorpio Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Scorpios can expect a fulfilling day by focusing on their main task, with confidence and recognition lifting their mood. Work, study, and business are favored, and earnings may improve, but curb spending. Partners will cooperate, while unmarried Scorpios may hear a proposal through relatives or neighbors. The Moon heightens sensitivity; Rahu stirs restlessness at home.

Virgo Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026

Virgos should focus on demanding work today, as sustained effort and courage are likely to bring positive results. A younger sibling’s call may offer welcome support, while conversations and short trips flow well. Relationships look peaceful, but commitments carry weight; avoid fresh investment in new projects. With the Moon in Scorpio energizing initiative, prioritize responsibilities already underway.