Kennedy family asks court to block Trump arch construction

The Kennedy family asked a court Tuesday to block Donald Trump’s planned 250-foot triumphal arch, saying it would obstruct views of John F. Kennedy’s gravesite and disrupt the designed sightline between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. A judge paused construction for two weeks to consider legal challenges. The project reflects Trump’s wider effort to reshape Washington.

New Delhi’s goals, and peace in Kyiv

India has intensified diplomacy to advance peace between Russia and Ukraine, as Narendra Modi spoke with Volodymyr Zelensky and S. Jaishankar called Sergey Lavrov while trilateral talks resumed in Abu Dhabi. India seeks safe Black Sea food corridors to curb food-price risks; de-escalation could ease energy pressures and affirm India’s role as a neutral peacemaker.

In DGP appointments, a sorry tale of police reforms

Delhi Police’s transfer protest, alongside short tenures for police chiefs, exposes how India’s reforms remain weakly implemented despite Supreme Court orders. A review of 275 DGP tenures across nine states found only a quarter completed 23 months, below the prescribed two-year minimum. Political interference, weak grievance systems and few women leaders persist despite the Court’s 2006 directives.

Dorothy actor Jeeva Subramaniam recalls painful memory of leaving home due to transgender identity

Actor Jeeva Subramaniam says *Dorothy* and director Karthik Subbaraj helped transform Diwali from a painful reminder of leaving home over her transgender identity into a time of happiness. Subbaraj’s trust and the film’s opportunity brought affection, prompting Jeeva to celebrate her birthday and receive festival wishes. *Dorothy*, starring Keerthy Suresh, is now streaming on Netflix.

India’s defence export boom must close its quality gap

India’s ammunition exports have made it a major supplier as Europe, Israel and Saudi Arabia seek affordable rounds, but export growth cannot ensure readiness: peacetime production may not meet wartime surges, and quality concerns could erode trust. India must invest export revenues in reliable, scalable production, building on its inherited ordnance infrastructure and cost advantage.

Awaiting report on Waris Punjab de’s separatist link claims: Election Commission of India

ECI told Delhi High Court it awaits Punjab’s report on allegations of separatist links involving Waris Punjab De, while considering its party-registration application. It referred objections to Punjab’s CEO for inquiry and sent reminders, saying it cannot be compelled to bypass the process. Founded by Deep Sidhu, the group is now led by jailed legislator Amritpal Singh.

Policy predictability key to more foreign investment

India needs predictable laws and swift dispute resolution to attract foreign investment, as conflicting court rulings and prolonged litigation undermine investor confidence despite IDBI Bank’s disinvestment. It calls for manufacturing incentives, treaty reform, expanded REITs/InvITs, completed privatisations, lower tariffs, streamlined trade and internationally aligned taxes, because short-term inflows cannot replace stable FDI and export growth.

Arun Govil recalls being pressured to play Lakshman in Lav Kush against his wishes, film flopped

Arun Govil says he cautioned producers against casting him as Lakshman in 1997’s *Lav Kush* after his turn as Lord Rama, but they ignored him; the film failed after one day, earning just Rs 43 lakh. Govil says audiences still call him “Ramji,” a legacy reinforced by his role as Dashrath in Nitesh Tiwari’s *Ramayana*.

US Judge allows Trump’s $10 billion defamation case against BBC to move forward

A federal judge allowed Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC to proceed, finding he plausibly alleged the broadcaster knew or should have known a misleadingly edited clip damaged his reputation, while dismissing his unfair-trade-practices claim. The BBC apologized but denies liability; the dispute centers on a 2024 clip omitting Trump’s call for peaceful protest.

CM Soren orders CBI probe into Jharkhand tribal activist’s death; SHO suspended

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren ordered a CBI probe into activist Nisha Bhagat’s death after she died by suicide during a November 6 Facebook Live accusing the government and land brokers of harassment. The NCST demanded a report within seven days, while police filed an FIR against two accused and removed the Pithoria station officer.

Zelensky says he is encouraged by US signals on ending Russia-Ukraine war: 'I see changes'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was encouraged by US messages on resolving the war, as Ukraine-Russia-US talks in Abu Dhabi completed their first day, which he called constructive. He said discussions included a European security architecture, but ending the war and securing Ukraine must come first, while Moscow favors discussing arrangements before a ceasefire.

Latvia and Lithuania issue airspace threat warning near Belarus border

Residents in two Latvian regions bordering Russia and Belarus were told to shelter Tuesday amid an airspace threat; Latvia activated drone and air-defence units, while NATO fighters responded to an object moving from Belarus toward the Baltics. Ukrainian drone incursions have raised fears of war spilling into NATO states; Kyiv cites Russian jamming, while Moscow accuses Kyiv of exploiting NATO airspace.

New estimates show farm fires may be vastly undercounted in Punjab, Haryana

Punjab-Haryana farm fires peaked on Diwali, while estimates suggest satellite counts understate their scale; smoke-carrying north-westerly winds are forecast to return to Delhi Wednesday and Thursday. INSAT-3DS detected 447 fires on November 8, but estimates put totals at 34,000 by November 9. Late-day burning eludes NASA satellites, complicating comparisons; weak winds and shallow mixing trapped Delhi pollution.

Trump hails House move to block Hegseth impeachment, calls Thomas Massie a 'major loser'

President Donald Trump hailed the House’s rejection of efforts to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as a major victory for his administration, declaring the measure had “miserably FAILED” after Tuesday’s vote. He praised House Republicans for backing Hegseth and attacked Rep. Thomas Massie, the lone Republican supporting impeachment, as a “major LOSER”; Massie represents Kentucky.

Bhai Dooj 2026 date and timings: Know the shubh muhurat, tilak timings and significance

Bhai Dooj 2026 falls Wednesday, November 11, with New Delhi’s tilak muhurat from 1:10 to 3:20 p.m.; Dwitiya tithi begins November 10 at 2 p.m. and ends November 11 at 3:53 p.m. Sisters perform tilak and aarti, praying for brothers’ health and longevity, while brothers reciprocate. The festival celebrates sibling bonds, recalling Yama-Yamuna’s ancient legend.

US House blocks bid to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth

The Republican-controlled House voted Tuesday to send eight impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, stalling the effort and potentially giving him a reprieve until Democrats take control of Congress next year. Rep. Thomas Massie, who spearheaded the push, warned the move could effectively end the initiative, though Democrats may revisit it after gaining control.

A spiritual teacher says inner growth matters as much as technological progress. Here's why

Jack Kornfield says technological progress must be balanced with inner growth, since devices and faster communication cannot ensure compassion, wisdom or peace. In his November 9, 2026, podcast, he draws on Buddhist teachings to encourage awareness of anger, less self-judgment and loving-kindness. Pausing before reacting, staying present and helping others can bring spirituality into life’s challenges.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony is this weekend. Who's getting in and who's showing up?

Nine performers will enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Los Angeles Saturday, but attendance is dwindling: Sade, Oasis and Iron Maiden will be absent, and Phil Collins cannot perform. Billy Idol plans to play, while others remain uncertain. The ceremony returns to an edited December broadcast after two years of live streaming.

Panchang Today, November 11, 2026: Shukla Dwitiya under Anuradha Nakshatra

November 11, 2026, in New Delhi, traditionally favors thoughtful communication, patient cooperation and careful preparation; avoid new beginnings during Rahu Kaal. Brahma Muhurta (4:54–5:47 a.m.) suits reflection or planning, while mixed Yog indications warrant checking details and readiness before commitments. These recommendations draw on Budhvar, Shukla Dwitiya, Anuradha and the Scorpio Moon, and offer guidance rather than prediction.

Pisces Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Pisces may receive news from a child, possibly recognition or an award, while financial gains could exceed expectations; unsettled thoughts and marital tension may temper the day. Study and guidance from a teacher or elder are favored, although duties may feel heavy and energy low. Astrologically, Saturn retrograde and the Moon in Scorpio frame forecast.

Aquarius Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Workplace tensions ease for Aquarius as visible contributions and conversations with influential people may strengthen career prospects, while work stays engaging. Romance with a spouse brings warmth, though household budgeting and family health remain concerns; a possible property benefit through a spouse is uncertain. Moon in Scorpio supports visibility as Sade Sati gradually eases.

Capricorn Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Capricorns should postpone property decisions today, as home plans need more time and a long journey may be canceled. Income and business remain average, earnings balancing expenses, while friends and a gathering bring welcome news and lift spirits. Love may feel warmer; shared study, family finances, and practical conversations feature, with no health change indicated.

Sagittarius Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Sagittarius may face financial strain as expenses risk exceeding income, making restraint essential and investments unwise. Home duties, including a lingering task and a mother’s needs, add pressure, while spouse conversations and work communications require patience. Tiredness favors a quieter evening and early rest. Retrograde Saturn and Mercury, with the Moon in Scorpio, frame the day’s forecast.

Scorpio Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Scorpio’s best day of the week brings respect and recognition, yet private uncertainty may temper happiness and complicate choices. Business enquiries could generate extra orders, while measured initiatives are favored; avoid rushing financial or career decisions. Love calls for reassurance, and students should trust considered answers. The Moon in Scorpio heightens sensitivity, so let praise settle before acting.

Libra Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Libra may feel ready for something unusual or a brief trip, though finances remain average, making a small experiment wiser than a major commitment. Family conversations could turn argumentative; avoid sharp replies and postpone a vehicle purchase. New ideas energize you, but manage impatience and protect your health as Moon and Mars shape the day.

Virgo Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Virgos feel confident and ready to act today, with calls, short trips and a bold start bringing momentum despite uneven energy. Family life looks steady, children’s achievements bring joy, and students can meet academic aims. Earnings depend on effort, though expenses may rise. Restlessness calls for sleep; Venus retrograde in Virgo favors familiar comfort today.

Leo Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Leo can find relief from stress through a family gathering or pleasant time with relatives, while companionship helps set a worry aside. Keep plans simple and allow delayed messages or shared-finance answers to take their time. Savings may grow, with parental support or a vehicle purchase possible; retrograde Saturn and Mercury underpin the day’s slower pace.

Cancer Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Cancer can expect a cheerful Wednesday, as family time or an outing lifts spirits while duties remain manageable. Academic pursuits are favored, and creativity supports progress; business travel or honors in sport are possible. Health looks good, while household discussions call for flexibility. The forecast links this mood to the Moon in Scorpio and Ketu in Leo.

Gemini Horoscope Today, November 11, 2026

Gemini faces a productive day, as steady effort helps manage work, a colleague’s request and family duties. Career and study are favored; business travel may bring expansion opportunities, while athletes could earn recognition. Budget carefully and speak gently with family. Good energy today also supports activity, with the Moon in Scorpio and Rahu in Aquarius.

Nvidia-backed Nscale considers delaying $35 billion IPO: Report

Nscale, the Nvidia-backed British cloud provider, may delay its planned $35 billion stock-market listing until next year, the Telegraph reported Tuesday. The company did not comment, while Reuters reported Microsoft declined to expand its Texas data-center computing deal. Nscale filed for an IPO in September, seeking $3.5 billion, including $2 billion from Nvidia, and plans a New York listing.