HT City Delhi Junction: Catch It Live on November 15, 2026 in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram

Delhi-NCR’s November 15 arts-and-events lineup features a 1984 remembrance film screening, an Indus Valley trip to Rakhigarhi, Urdu and theatre, a charity art jam, comedy, and a camera-equipment exchange. Most events take place that day, while Rudranil Mitra’s free exhibition continues through November 22. Prices range from free to ₹2,999, and listings include venues and nearby metro stations.

Sonakshi Sinha files complaint over morphed photos, man arrested in Delhi later released

A Mumbai magistrate rejected police custody and released Delhi-based Aryan Deepak Jain, citing procedural failures in his arrest over alleged morphed photographs of Sonakshi Sinha. The court questioned transfer from Delhi without production before a magistrate and said police had not justified arrest under BNSS safeguards for offences carrying up to seven years. Investigation continues.

Speeding truck overturns on car in Rewari; 4 of a family killed, child injured

Four members of a family died when a speeding truck overturned onto their car on the Delhi-Jaipur highway near Rewari late Saturday, while a five-year-old child survived with minor injuries. The chickpea-loaded truck lost control after hitting another vehicle, police said; the family was returning to Delhi from Rajasthan, and the driver fled.

Delhi-based lawyer Sarna pens high-altitude folk horror

Delhi author and poet Satyajit Sarna’s folk-horror novel *Redtooth* turns a trek toward Sikkim’s Goecha La into a fight for survival, as weather traps climbers in a hut amid hallucinations, secrets and folklore. Published by Simon & Schuster India, it follows a guide and trekkers seeking renewal as whispers and dread converge in a finale.

Iran has up to 2,500 missiles despite US-Israel strikes: Report

US intelligence estimates Iran retains 1,500–2,500 missiles despite American-Israeli strikes, preserving its capacity to threaten US and allied forces if fighting resumes. Officials acknowledge uncertainty but say Tehran is rebuilding with prewar components and retains drones and short-range missiles. The arsenal challenges claims it was destroyed; secrecy and uncertainty over Iran’s prewar stockpile hinder assessment.

Aliens, nukes or cyber sabotage? Four-hour shutdown of US flights fuels theories

The FAA grounded US flights after a communications failure, which officials blamed on ageing air-traffic equipment, ruling out a cyberattack. The stop lasted over four hours, contributing to 10,000-plus delays and 4,000 cancellations. Overloaded switches and routers disrupted radar and communications data; authorities followed safety procedures with 3,500-plus aircraft airborne. Early uncertainty fueled speculation about terror, cyberattacks and aliens.

India-Canada free trade deal may be concluded next month, says Maninder Sidhu

Canada’s trade minister Maninder Sidhu says India could be Ottawa’s next free-trade partner, with negotiators aiming to conclude a comprehensive economic partnership agreement next month, the deadline set by Narendra Modi and Mark Carney. Talks entered their sixth round during Sidhu’s visit; Modi is expected in Canada in December. The pact targets C$70 billion in bilateral trade by 2030.

New Zealand win 3-0, leaving India with one win in 2026

India lost 3-0 to New Zealand in Christchurch, leaving Khalid Jamil with one win in eight matches, but showed a more compact defence after a 5-0 Auckland defeat. Finn Surman, James McGarry and Chris Wood scored before halftime, with two goals coming from set pieces; India’s second-half defending prevented further damage. Seven matches were against higher-ranked teams.

NCR’s AQI woes continues as RWAs try to fight back!

NCR high-rise societies are installing anti-smog guns, misting lines and timed sprinklers to suppress winter haze and restore outdoor spaces. Gurugram RWAs say some systems cut AQI by 50–60 points, while Greater Noida and Faridabad communities spray roads and green belts with treated water. These measures reflect desperation amid construction dust, pollution and limited civic relief.

Robert Downey Jr.’s Malibu retreat features a futuristic dome built with an unusual technique

Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey created a 6,500-square-foot concrete Binishell on Malibu property, blending a dome, playful interiors and sustainability features. Built by inflating a form beneath concrete, the retreat has curved furnishings, art, drought-tolerant landscaping and panels that harvest drinking water; wind turbines were planned to offset grid power. Inspired by 1960s design.

Tired despite eating three meals a day: Doctor lists 4 reasons for low energy

Young adults may feel tired despite eating three meals because calories alone do not ensure balanced nutrition; poor sleep, chronic stress, screen use, and inactivity drain energy. A doctor recommends balanced meals, regular sleep, movement, and brief breaks to manage stress, while persistent fatigue despite healthy habits warrants medical advice, since lifestyle factors can undermine stamina.

LA Mayor-elect Nithya Raman celebrates Diwali at city council chambers

Mayor-elect Nithya Raman marked Diwali at Los Angeles City Hall, where performances and a City Council resolution recognizing the festival showcased Indian culture. The program featured dance, Carnatic music, Bhangra and tabla; Consul General K. J. Srinivasa was honored for advancing bilateral relations and emphasized closer ties ahead of the 2028 Olympics. Diwali symbolizes light’s victory over darkness.

How groomers operate - why victims become trapped

Claims that David Walliams used fame to approach teenage girls spotlight how grooming works and why victims should not be blamed. Analysis of conversations found no typical sequence: perpetrators build trust, assess vulnerability, escalate talk and arrange meetings, while shifting responsibility and creating deniability. Celebrity can ease manipulation; compliance and silence are outcomes, not consent.

Harlan Altepeter, missing Chisago County hunter, found dead near Wild Rose Wildlife Management Area

Missing hunter Harlan Altepeter, 56, was found dead November 14 in Minnesota’s Wild Rose Wildlife Management Area; authorities reported no signs of trauma or suspicious activity. His vehicle had been parked there for days, prompting a search involving drones and several agencies. He had not returned from a deer hunt, and cellphone tracking was inconclusive.

25 shops gutted in fire at woollens market in Gurugram's Pataudi, no injuries reported

A fire destroyed around 25 shops at the woollens market on Ramlila Ground in Pataudi, Gurugram, early Sunday, with no injuries reported; the cause and losses remain unknown. Firefighters from Pataudi and Manesar brought the rapidly spreading blaze under control. A woman spotted it around 4 a.m. The seasonal market, opened November 4, sold winter clothing.

Malaysian gamers aged 52 to 64 beat Japan to win Asia's first live senior e-sports tournament

Malaysian Old Guards, aged 52 to 64, defeated Japan to win Asia’s first live international senior e-sports tournament, Silver Showdown 2026, in Singapore on November 14. In the final, 52-year-old Nahar Johari remotely eliminated three opponents to help secure the win. The team formed through a 2024 reality show, reflecting senior participation in competitive e-sports.

Poor air quality can raise the risk of pneumonia: Experts

Polluted air can weaken lung defences and raise pneumonia risk, especially for children, older adults and people with chronic illness or weakened immunity; doctors advise limiting exposure and seeking care for severe breathlessness, bluish lips or confusion. Cough, fever, chest pain and fatigue are symptoms. Pneumonia inflames air sacs and is caused by bacterial or viral infection.

Google India's Children's Day greeting came with a humorous dig at a common Gemini habit

Google India’s playful Children’s Day greeting about adults asking Gemini to “Explain it like I am 5” sparked jokes online, as users shared requests for explanations pitched to different ages and urged the chatbot not to track their chats. The X post teased a common AI prompt; India marks the holiday on November 14, Nehru’s birthday.

Johnny Depp transformed a 37-acre French estate into a private village retreat

Johnny Depp’s 37-acre Provençal estate, listed for nearly $26 million in 2015, paired historic stone buildings with distinctive personal touches, notably a Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired wine cave. Its dozen-plus structures included guest rooms, studios and recreation spaces, while vineyards, pools and a skate park dotted the grounds. Bought in 2001, the property served as a family retreat.

Just Like That | A tale of two cities: Urban India’s moral and municipal abyss

Two child drownings in Delhi and Gurugram expose how municipal neglect imperils poor residents while privileged enclaves remain protected. A four-year-old fell into an uncovered sewer; two girls drowned in an unsecured golf-course pond. Delhi recorded 89 deaths from drains and underpasses in two years. Meanwhile, NDMC earned a cleanliness award, highlighting India’s civic divide.

Trump claims US hasn't 'lost a soldier in five months' despite multiple reported deaths in Iran war

President Donald Trump said no US service members had been killed in the Iran war in five months, but Pentagon figures cited by The Washington Post record 23 deaths in the Middle East conflict. Eleven were attributed to enemy fire and 12 classified as non-hostile; the report counted 865 US troops wounded since war began.

Neha Sharma on Chhath Puja | The festival feels like home no matter where you are

Actor Neha Sharma says Chhath Puja is an emotional anchor connecting her to Bihar, and she prioritizes its traditions despite demanding work in Mumbai. She cherishes its community spirit and Thekua, while worship of the setting and rising sun gives the festival special meaning; she is proud global celebrations unite Biharis and connect youth with heritage.

New book 'Jaane Jaan Lucknow' captures fleeting charm of City of Nawabs

Usmani’s Hindi book, *Jaane Jaan Lucknow*, explores the city’s culture, food, poetry, relationships and changing social landscape through stories revisiting its past. Actor Shabana Azmi, who launched it, praised its variety and conversational language for reviving Lucknow and her memories. Usmani says each story reveals a facet of a city no single account can contain.

Dhanush talks about being called arrogant when stylist adjusted his pants, sons' ‘brutal’ reviews

At OM: Operation Mole’s pre-release event, Dhanush said trolling affects him, but he remains focused on work, calling himself an underdog. He joked about being labeled arrogant after his stylist adjusted his trousers, and said his sons deliver honest film reviews. Rajkumar Periasamy’s thriller follows an undercover agent infiltrating a smuggling ring and opens November 20.

MahaRERA rejects homebuyer's parking claim, cites registered agreement stating no parking was sought

MahaRERA rejected a Pune homebuyer’s plea for reserved parking, ruling that the registered sale agreement stated he did not want a space and that he produced no evidence of paying ₹1.50 lakh or securing a later commitment. The buyer alleged the developer repeatedly promised parking after possession at Mantra Montana Phase VIII, which he booked in 2021.

Preserve legacy, build prosperous Jharkhand: CM on state foundation day, Birsa Munda birth anniv

On Jharkhand’s 26th Foundation Day, Chief Minister Hemant Soren urged residents to honor tribal leaders and statehood activists by preserving cultural identity and building a prosperous, just state. He cited work on education, healthcare, jobs and social security, calling youth central to its future. Created in 2000, the state also marks Birsa Munda’s birth anniversary.

Hasina to return through legal means, what India does is up to them: Bangladesh minister

Bangladesh’s law minister says Sheikh Hasina can return through legal channels, adding Dhaka has completed its part and India must decide what happens next; prosecutors say she faces execution without an appeal. The remarks follow her request for new documents from Bangladesh’s mission in New Delhi. Dhaka convicted her over the 2024 protest crackdown, further straining ties with India.

‘I had no money, so I told Modi to buy my ticket’: Shivakumar recounts Bengaluru metro ride

Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar said Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid his metro fare after he joked he had no money during Friday’s Pink Line inauguration. Shivakumar urged rivals to separate elections from development and work together, saying Modi wanted progress. He cited Karnataka’s economic and workforce contributions amid state-Centre metro funding tensions.

Bored after retirement, 78-year-old man sets out to visit all 50 US state fairs

At 78, retired Ohioan Jim Chew is travelling across America to visit all 50 state fairs, a retirement challenge he hopes to complete in Oregon in 2030. Since beginning in Georgia in 2023, he has sampled regional foods and exhibits, made friends while travelling alone, and planned around summer schedules. Ohio’s fair inspired the quest.

COP31: Experts flag extreme heat risks to pregnant women, call for targeted adaptation

Extreme heat during pregnancy increases risks of preterm birth, stillbirth and congenital abnormalities, prompting COP31 experts to urge targeted maternal-health protections and climate adaptation. They call for clinical guidance, stronger health systems and data tracking, while noting health receives only about one per cent of formal climate finance; pregnant women, particularly outdoor workers, face heightened exposure.