Christa Pike health update: Latest on arm injuries as death-row inmate remains unconscious

Christa Pike remains unconscious and critically ill on a ventilator after a botched execution attempt in Tennessee on September 30. Her attorney reported no change in her condition, citing swollen and blistered arms due to improper IV placement. Pike, sentenced to death for murder at age 18, may face uncertain legal proceedings as the governor reviews upcoming executions.

Eryn Bonner: Did Tempe police shove and punch ASU cheerleader? Arrest footage causes scandal

In July, Arizona State University cheerleader Eryn Bonner was arrested for allegedly obstructing an arrest, but recently released bodycam footage shows officers shoving and possibly punching her. The Tempe Police Department's initial claims of Bonner's aggression are disputed by her attorney, who reports her injuries. An administrative review of the incident is underway, with a pre-trial conference scheduled for November 4. Bonner is a senior in Health Sciences and notable member of the ASU Stunt Devils team.

Medvedev disqualified from China Open for hitting spectator with a ball during semifinal vs Djokovic

Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from the China Open semifinal against Novak Djokovic after accidentally hitting a spectator with a ball. Medvedev expressed regret, hoping to meet the injured fan. With this incident echoing Djokovic's own past disqualification, he now faces Alex de Minaur in the final. Djokovic maintains a 33-0 record at the China Open, seeking his seventh title.

Telangana tea seller sets self ablaze outside police station over ‘cigarette' row with grocer

A 55-year-old tea stall owner in Nizamabad, Telangana, attempted suicide by self-immolation outside a police station, allegedly due to threats from two local reporters over a dispute with a grocery shop owner. Local residents protested against police actions, while authorities stated the case was routine enforcement and denied police fault in the incident.

‘Females treated with dignity’: Delhi Police reject assault claims as accused cop gets promoted

Delhi Police promoted ACP Vivek Bhagat, accused of molesting a journalist during a protest, inciting backlash from human rights activists who labeled it state-sponsored impunity. Bhagat's promotion to Additional DCP, alongside eleven others, was defended as routine. The Crime Branch is investigating the harassment allegations. Police deny claims of assaults, asserting that procedures were followed.

India, Switzerland sign 5 pacts as PM Modi, Guy Parmelin discuss trade, defence and nuclear energy

India and Switzerland signed two key agreements on professional mobility and market access for Indian exports during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's talks with President Guy Parmelin, focusing on defense and nuclear energy cooperation. This aligns with the recent Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement, aiming for $100 billion investments and one million jobs in India. Swiss interest in investment protection was also emphasized.

Employee quits 'psychotic workplace', says boss monitored screens and forced 7-day workweek

An employee has claimed their boss created a toxic workplace, monitoring staff via CCTV and enforcing a demanding 7-day work schedule until 2 am. The employee shared their struggles in a Reddit post, describing a culture of fear and psychological hazing before resigning via a detailed email. The account has garnered sympathy on social media, with reactions highlighting its unreasonableness and potential illegality.

Former sarpanch murder case: Sitting Mannewal village head named in FIR, say Cops

Former Mannewal sarpanch Navtej Singh Neetu was shot dead, leading police to book sitting sarpanch Baljeet Singh among eight accused tied to a property dispute with Navtej's cousin, Wahegurupal Singh. The assailants fired ten shots, fatally injuring Navtej. Police are investigating all suspects while seeking to identify the two unknown shooters.

Jubbal-Kotkhai area: Himachal HC orders one-year halt on use of anti-hail guns

The Himachal Pradesh high court has ordered a one-year suspension of anti-hail guns in Shimla's Jubbal-Kotkhai area due to concerns over adverse weather effects linked to their operation. A study by Dr YS Parmar University on their impact is pending and will take four years. The court aims to evaluate the ecological ramifications and benefits to nearby areas.

Anti-drug drive in Khanna: 61 arrested, 24 FIRs lodged in search ops

In a 24-hour anti-drug operation, police registered 24 cases and arrested 61 individuals across the district, targeting drug trafficking networks under the Cordoning and Search Operation initiative. SSP Darpan Ahluwalia emphasized the campaign's intention to disrupt the narcotics trade and encouraged community cooperation. The operation reflects ongoing efforts to intensify anti-drug measures.

Kuldeep a genuine match winner: Morkel

India's wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav is poised to reach 100 T20I wickets, supported by bowling coach Morne Morkel as a crucial match-winner against the West Indies. Kuldeep’s recent performance in ODIs reinstated his confidence. Meanwhile, West Indies’ Akeal Hossein emphasizes strategic planning for the series as he aims for his 100th T20I, reflecting dedication and achievement.

Las Vegas: Police response at Hard Rock guitar hotel site amid shooting claims

A significant police presence has been reported at Hard Rock Las Vegas' guitar-shaped hotel due to a possible shooting threat, according to local social media reports. As of now, the Las Vegas Police Department has not released an official statement, and details remain unclear. This developing situation is unfolding on South Las Vegas Boulevard.

10 times Burj Khalifa, 27 times Eiffel Tower: How deep was British Airways flight's altitude drop

Passengers aboard British Airways Flight BA295 from London to Chicago narrowly escaped disaster as the aircraft plunged 28,000 feet due to an operational issue just after takeoff. The Boeing 777-200ER descended rapidly to 9,000 feet over Ireland before returning to Heathrow. The cause remains unknown, with a statement from British Airways pending.

Asian Games shooting: NRAI review’s focus on finals, scoring consistency

The Indian shooting team underperformed at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, securing 3 gold, 8 silver, and 4 bronze medals, a significant drop from 2023’s 22 medals. Notable wins included Neeru Dhanda's trap gold and a mixed air pistol team gold. The National Rifle Association of India is reviewing the shooters’ performance, focusing on consistency for future competitions.

UP govt eyes new Guinness record at 10th Deepotsav in Ayodhya

Ayodhya plans to set a new Guinness World Record by lighting 33 lakh earthen lamps during Deepotsav, surpassing last year's 26 lakh. Scheduled for November 5-7, preparations include significant logistical support from 34,000 volunteers and extensive decorations. Deepotsav, initiated by the Yogi Adityanath government in 2017, has grown remarkably each year, celebrating the return of Lord Ram.

Waterlogging leaves parts of Lko without power for over 70 hours

Severe waterlogging in north Lucknow has caused over 70 hours of power cuts, with LESA keeping 11 transformers offline as a safety measure. Areas like Faizullahganj and Jankipuram Extension are particularly affected. LESA officials stress that restoring power amid floodwater poses risks, prompting plans for infrastructure upgrades to prevent future outages. Safety remains the priority as floodwaters recede.

Drishyam 3 box office collection day 4: Ajay Devgn film holds its own on 1st Monday

Drishyam 3, co-written, produced, and directed by Abhishek Pathak, released on October 2, has quickly become one of 2026's highest-grossing films, earning ₹193.53 crore in its first four days. Starring Ajay Devgn and supported by a strong cast, it presents an alternative ending to its Malayalam predecessor. Released during a long weekend, it continues to draw audiences despite competition.

Flooded Faizullahganj: Water-borne diseases’ risk spikes; health staff on alert

Residents of Faizullahganj face a heightened risk of water-borne diseases due to waterlogging and contamination, prompting health officials to escalate surveillance and preparedness. Key concerns include diarrhoea, hepatitis A, and cholera. Local hospitals have reserved beds for potential patients, and multiple medical teams have been deployed to monitor and assist the affected population. Flooding poses serious health threats.

All 32 onboard killed after military aircraft crashes in southern Nigeria: President Bola Tinubu

A military aircraft carrying 25 passengers and seven crew members crashed in Igbokoda, southern Nigeria, Monday morning. No casualties have been reported as rescue operations are underway. The ATR-42 aircraft was on a routine mission to Lagos when it went down. Eyewitnesses described hearing a thunderous sound, and part of the plane is submerged in a river.

India-WI first T20I: High-octane contest likely at Lucknow’s Ekana stadium

The Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow will host a T20I between India and the West Indies on Tuesday, generating significant excitement among fans. Notable players like Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and T20 world No. 1 Abhishek Sharma are set to feature. India aims to repeat its 2018 T20I victory at this venue, bolstered by a strong lineup and strategy insights from bowling coach Morné Morkel.

Chef Kunal Kapur shares recipe for healthy millet cutlets: See step-by-step preparation

Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur's millet cutlet recipe offers a healthy snack option, using barnyard millet and minimal oil, ready in 45 minutes. Key ingredients include peanuts, cashews, and various vegetables, contributing to a nutritious dish. Kunal, a renowned chef and MasterChef India host, roots his culinary expertise in family traditions and extensive professional training.

Rajnath: If Yogi returns as CM, Vedic Maths should be compulsory in schools

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh advocated for making Vedic mathematics compulsory in all schools if Yogi Adityanath’s government is re-elected. Speaking in Ayodhya during the Guru Parv festival, Singh emphasized Sanskrit's significance, its connection to spirituality, and Vedic maths' global recognition, including usage at prestigious institutions. He recalled his efforts to promote these subjects during his past tenure as education minister.

IPL stars in Hong Kong Sixes raises curiosity

Cricket Hong Kong, China has announced an Indian team featuring IPL stars like Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Krunal Pandya for the upcoming Hong Kong Sixes on October 31 and November 1, defying BCCI’s restrictions on player participation in rival competitions. Historically, BCCI has denied NOCs for similar formats to protect the IPL. The tournament, once featuring legends, aims to boost viewership with this star-studded squad.

‘Saudi airspace unsafe’: Houthis' warning for civilian flights amid Yemen govt's offensive

Iran-backed Houthis warned that Saudi airspace is "unsafe" for civilian flights amid escalating conflict with the Saudi-led coalition supporting Yemen's government, which has launched over 1,000 strikes in its counteroffensive to reclaim territory. This tension follows a collapsed truce, with the Houthis recently seizing the Bab al-Mandab strait, critical for Saudi oil exports.

Odisha man quits IT job, rides Rapido in Bengaluru to research dairy business

An Odisha man, Dinesh, quit his stable IT job at NPCI to explore a dairy business by riding as a Rapido driver in Bengaluru, seeking direct customer feedback. He engages passengers primarily from the IT sector, aiming for market insights while earning. His authentic approach to market research garnered praise on social media, showcasing a unique customer-centric strategy.

Why is S&P 500 volatility still low despite rising Treasury yields?

Wall Street is exploring trades across asset classes as stocks, gold, and oil face challenges, while US Treasury yields rise. Despite major geopolitical risks and upcoming elections, market volatility remains low, with S&P 500 fluctuations minimized by diverging stock performances. Investors focus on structured trades, cautious of potential volatility spikes amid political developments as midterms approach.

Amitabh Bachchan is in awe as Madhuri Dixit channels her inner Paro on KBC

Amitabh Bachchan, busy with Season 18 of *Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC)*, recently faced a knee injury during filming. The show's birthday week special featured Madhuri Dixit, who, as a contestant, impressed Amitabh by channeling her iconic role from *Devdas*. The promo garnered excitement from fans, celebrating the crossover of two legendary stars on the popular platform.

Did Pete Hegseth use Nazi eagle at Dept. of War event? Here's the truth

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's October 3 speech at the US Air Force Academy faced backlash over the Department of War seal, which some claimed resembled a Nazi eagle. The seal, created in 2025, maintains features from the 1947 Defense Department emblem. Social media exploded with accusations linking Hegseth to Nazi imagery, fueling ongoing debates about military symbolism.

Ashes humiliation makes England fix warm-up oversight: ‘There is a lot that was learned’

The England cricket team emphasizes the importance of warm-ups ahead of their upcoming white-ball series in Australia, following lessons learned from their previous Ashes defeat. A warm-up match against a Western Australia XI on November 7 is scheduled, aiming to bolster player experience. ECB chair Richard Thompson and coach Brendon McCullum highlight the need for better preparations for future tournaments.

Head coach Khalid Jamil says India ready for second tough test in three days

Kolkata's Indian football team, under Khalid Jamil, showcases a promising game style against stronger opponents, notably highlighted by players like Ryan Williams and Manvir Singh. With an imminent match against Uruguay, the team aims to be competitive despite a significant ranking gap. Coach Diego Forlan acknowledges Uruguay's depth while emphasizing composure in overcoming challenges.