Five killed in fresh violence in strife-torn Manipur

Five people, including a woman, were killed in clashes in Manipur’s Kamjong and Ukhrul districts, officials said Saturday. Two died in Chassad after the woman’s shooting sparked fighting that torched ten houses, while two others were shot in Ningchou; a man was killed near Chepu Yaolen. Authorities imposed restrictions; Kuki-Naga violence has killed 40 since February.

'Sharjeel Imam flouted media restrictions during interim bail': Delhi court

A Delhi court said Sharjeel Imam breached interim-bail conditions after a news channel filmed at his residence, but refused to cancel his release because it expired Saturday. Police alleged he violated media restrictions during his seven-day bail to attend a cousin’s wedding. Imam, arrested in 2020, faces UAPA charges over the conspiracy behind riots that killed 53 people.

Everyday explained: Why are the houses in Jodhpur’s old city painted blue?

Jodhpur’s homes beneath Mehrangarh Fort define Rajasthan’s Blue City, a look shaped by tradition, climate and faith. The custom began among Brahmin households, where blue signified status and devotion to Shiva, then spread across the city; the colour is believed to reflect desert heat and Hindu faith. Founded in 1459, Jodhpur lies beside the Thar Desert.

NPPA directs health ministry to cap cancer drug profit margin to 30 pc: K'taka Minister

NPPA has directed the Union Health Ministry to submit by October 14 a list of cancer medicines and margins, ahead of a 30% cap that Karnataka Health Minister U T Khader says could lower prices and patients’ costs. He estimates savings of Rs 2,500 crore. Karnataka documented 253 medicines and seeks similar controls.

Canada to send 300-member trade delegation to India, largest in over 30 years

Canada will send nearly 300 business delegates to India October 12–17 on its largest trade mission there in over 30 years, aiming to more than double bilateral trade by 2030 as both countries advance a comprehensive economic partnership agreement. Visiting Mumbai and Bengaluru, the delegation will promote aerospace, agri-food and clean technology; trade totaled CAD 30.4 billion in 2025.

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Cristiano Ronaldo provisionally suspended after Portugal disciplinary probe

Cristiano Ronaldo has been provisionally suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation after it opened a disciplinary probe into his departure from Portugal’s national-team camp before the UEFA Nations League match against Denmark. Further details have not been reported, leaving the investigation’s scope and any potential consequences unclear as the case develops.

Imran Khan detained at Mumbai’s August Kranti Maidan protest

Actor Imran Khan was detained in Mumbai on October 10 at the CJP protest site, where police said demonstrations lacked permission under court directions limiting protests to Azad Maidan. The Cockroach Janta Party said it had requested approval by email. Nearly 1,500 people were detained in Delhi; Khan has supported protests and called art political.

Women's college professors take out protest march in Patna

Patna faculty protesting proposed affiliation with Mata Sita Women’s University were detained after police cited traffic disruption; they demanded repeal of Bihar’s Special Universities Act, 2026. They said the move threatens service conditions and want to remain under Patliputra University. The Act establishes the university, with the chief minister as chancellor, to group women’s colleges across Patna.

J&K’s cricket is on the rise. Can the facilities keep up?

J&K’s Ranji Trophy triumph has raised the region’s profile, earning Auqib Nabi an India call-up, but the champions’ title defence begins amid grassroots gaps threatening future talent. Players from Akhnoor, Bhaderwah and Baramulla cite journeys, makeshift pitches and scarce coaching. District grounds, turf wickets, nets and academies remain limited outside Jammu and Srinagar, despite growing interest.

2 wanted smugglers injured, cop shot, 1 arrested in Gurugram police encounter

Two interstate drug smugglers were injured and a policeman wounded in a gunfight with Gurugram officers in Sector 62 late Friday; a third suspect was arrested, police said. The trio fled a checkpoint and opened fire during a chase, prompting retaliation. Police seized 136 grams of MDMA, firearms and a motorcycle; the suspects were from West Bengal.

'Have dacoits from Chambal gathered in Delhi': Abhijeet Dipke's father amid crackdown

Parents of CJP convenor Abhijeet Dipke accused the government of undermining democracy after he and nearly 500 protesters were detained trying to reach Jantar Mantar, questioning the heavy police deployment. His father said Indians have a legal right to protest without permission; his mother condemned the detention. The demonstration opposed Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Baby born at just 27th week defeats life-threatening complications; discharged after 2 months

Born at 27 weeks and weighing 900 grams, Nikki has gone home stable after nearly two months in a Gurugram hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, overcoming life-threatening complications. She needed ventilation and surfactant for immature lungs, alongside treatment for sepsis, shock, clotting abnormalities and pulmonary bleeding. Fortified milk feeds and ongoing support helped her gain weight and meet the milestones needed for discharge.

When Shah Rukh Khan revealed Nana Patekar got him out of jail: ‘He was very sweet’

Nana Patekar praised Shah Rukh Khan for remaining warm despite fame, while Khan remembered Nana as the colleague who helped free him from jail early in his career. At Tehelka’s Think 2012 event, Khan recounted his arrest after confronting a journalist over a story that upset newlywed wife Gauri; the actors had shared the screen in 1992.

'Padyatra or anshan': Sonam Wangchuk's warning if leaders not released by tomorrow

Ladakhi activist Sonam Wangchuk has warned that he may begin a hunger strike or lead a protest march if detained leaders are not released by tomorrow, putting authorities under pressure to act before the deadline. His threatened action is tied to the leaders’ continued detention; the available information does not identify them or explain the circumstances of their detention.

Patient's body with eyelids, lips gnawed at by rats found in Kolkata hospital; probe ordered

A woman at Kolkata’s Maniktala ESI Hospital was found dead with bite marks on her fingers and damage to her eyelids and lips, prompting an inquiry into possible rodent activity and lapses in supervision or maintenance. Alpana Dey, admitted Thursday for kidney disease, was discovered by relatives Friday. Officials suspect rodents; cleanliness complaints remain separate.

Ranji Trophy: Five things to watch out for in the new season

Ranji Trophy opens Sunday, offering Test players a red-ball proving ground, though a split calendar and international commitments threaten continuity. Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s adaptation, Jammu & Kashmir’s title defence, and appearances by Ravindra Jadeja and Yashasvi Jaiswal will draw attention. The tournament has helped develop India’s Test talent, but needs visibility and room to flourish.

Putin conveyed Iran's view on resolving conflict to Trump, says Kremlin: Report

Russian President Vladimir Putin has conveyed Iran’s position on a possible resolution to the West Asia conflict to US President Donald Trump, the Kremlin said, adding that the message was coordinated with Tehran. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin acted in coordination with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, according to reports by Interfax and Al Arabiya.

Horoscope Tomorrow, October 11, 2026

Tomorrow’s horoscope points to a day of choices, developments and opportunities for connection, recognition and initiative, while urging signs to temper worry and impulsiveness with judgment. Aries, Gemini and Virgo may face anxiety, indecision or conflict; Cancer, Leo and Sagittarius find heartfelt bonds or validation. The predictions draw on tarot and guidance from Kishori Sud.

Central team inspects drought-hit parts of Maharashtra's Beed; farmers seek urgent relief

Beed’s severe drought has devastated kharif crops, dried reservoirs and left livestock short of fodder, as a central team assessed losses for a second day Saturday and farmers demanded urgent aid. They sought Rs 2 lakh per hectare to save orchards, farm-pond subsidies and fodder depots. A 65-day rainfall deficit has scorched fields; Maharashtra declared drought in 265 talukas.

'I should have won 8 Nobel Peace Prizes': Trump reiterates claim of brokering India-Pakistan truce

Donald Trump says he deserved eight Nobel Peace Prizes for conflicts he claims to have settled, including India-Pakistan, and condemned the decision as damaging the prize’s credibility. He listed the conflicts in a Truth Social post and said efforts on Iran and Ukraine were progressing, citing hostage and prisoner releases as evidence of his record.

'Wherever police stop you, make your own Jantar Mantar': CJP renews march call amid crackdown

CJP urged supporters to march to Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, vowing to continue protesting until Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns over alleged “vote theft.” Organiser Ajinkya Shinde claimed three party leaders were detained at the airport and authorities restricted transport and gatherings. He said the government feared public unity, recalling an earlier Jantar Mantar rally.

Worried about home security? Check these 10 CCTV cameras under ₹5,000

Ten CCTV cameras under ₹5,000 at Amazon’s Great Indian Festival Sale 2026 offer features such as AI detection, colour night vision and two-way audio. They range from pan-and-tilt indoor models to IP66-rated outdoor bullets, with Wi-Fi and 4G options. Buyers should match coverage, connectivity and storage to each location’s needs, as affordable models bring premium features.

Campus brand sneakers price drop: 5 Popular styles for women to check on Amazon

Campus offers five women’s footwear options on Amazon—Terra, Maximus L-1, Siren and Alexa running-style shoes, plus OG-L3 casual sneakers—but the right choice depends on fit and use, not the discount alone. Compare specifications, cushioning, sizing, reviews and return policies; choose footwear suited to running, exercise or everyday outfits. Prices and availability can change.

Churchill Brothers set for ISL home debut against Mumbai City FC at Fatorda

Churchill Brothers return to the Indian Super League against Mumbai City FC at Fatorda on Sunday, seeking a strong start and distinct identity under Dimitris Dimitriou despite limited preparation. Twelve retained players offer continuity, while the squad completed 37 training sessions. The Goan club returns after a season away, taking Jamshedpur FC’s licence after Tata Steel withdrew.

Maharashtra FDA to launch 'Eat Right' campaign to promote food safety, awareness

Maharashtra’s FDA will launch an “Eat Right” movement for food safety and healthier eating, asking citizens to make informed choices. Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe said school, public-place and worship-site programmes, alongside digital campaigns, will teach safe handling and label literacy. Nearly half of 15,000–16,000 inspections found major deficiencies; 600 licences were suspended and 5,200 notices issued.

NIA to probe flydubai ‘hijack’ bid, stabbing of Indian pilot Smit Machchhar

India’s NIA is probing an alleged midair hijacking attempt on flydubai Flight 1073, seeking a wider conspiracy after an Omani first officer stabbed Indian captain Smit Machchhar over Saudi airspace on September 30. Machchhar and passengers subdued him, averting an attempt to hijack or crash the aircraft. India ordered the probe under anti-hijacking and UAPA laws.

RBI may raise repo rate by 75-100 bps in current cycle, says report

RBI may raise repo rates by 75–100 basis points as inflation stays elevated, SBI Capital Markets says; a larger December 2026 hike depends on September–October data. The move follows a 25-basis-point hike and shift to calibrated tightening; inflation may peak in Q3 FY27 before easing, while growth faces risks from borrowing costs and weak rural sentiment.

Justice BV Nagarathna flags gaps in juvenile justice law implementation

Supreme Court Justice B.V. Nagarathna called deciding whether an accused child should be tried as an adult a delicate fault line in India’s justice system, saying the Juvenile Justice Act is clear but implementation remains the challenge. She cited backlogs, understaffed boards and uneven assessments, stressing rehabilitation. The 2015 law classifies offences while centring children’s rights.

INDIA bloc to hold mega protest in Delhi on October 12, TMC says Mamata Banerjee to join

The INDIA bloc plans a mega protest in Delhi on Monday over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, as a crackdown on demonstrations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar continued Saturday. Mamata Banerjee canceled her return to Kolkata, staying in Delhi to join, while TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee will travel from Kolkata to participate.

Dhami questions Congress-led opposition to SIR, says voter roll revision is not new

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami defended the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, accusing Congress and INDIA bloc parties of spreading misinformation and opposing a process conducted under Congress governments. He said revisions improve voter-list accuracy, urged debate, and warned criticism should not erode confidence in the Election Commission, amid political tensions.