Times of India

Netflix is investigating a leak of unreleased footage from popular shows like Squid Game, believed to have originated from a security breach at post-production studio Lyuno. The streaming giant is working with Discord to identify the leaker, who allegedly shared copyrighted material, including an unreleased photo from Squid Game season two, on the platform.

The Tamil Film Active Producers Association (TFAPA) is taking a stand against YouTubers, seeking to ban them from theaters and regulate online reviews. They allege YouTubers are engaging in malicious and personal attacks, impacting box office performance. TFAPA calls for industry unity to counter these practices, citing financial losses producers have suffered due to negative reviews.

A video showing a government hospital nurse placing footwear near Mayiladuthurai Congress MLA S Rajakumar's feet during his hospital inspection sparked outrage and accusations of disrespect towards healthcare workers. Rajakumar denied the allegations, stating he never forced the nurse and was about to wear footwear meant for the operation theatre when the nurse voluntarily assisted him.

Uddhav Thackeray, Shiv Sena (UBT) chief, expressed shock at the unexpected assembly election results in Maharashtra. He questioned the reasons behind the outcome, citing concerns over economic issues and women's safety raised during the campaign. Thackeray vowed to continue fighting for the people of Maharashtra and expressed concerns over the future of opposition parties in the state.

A 28-year-old Delhi Police constable, Kiranpal Singh, was fatally stabbed by three men in Govindpuri while on patrol duty. Singh questioned the intoxicated men and attempted to check their belongings, leading to a scuffle. Two suspects, Deepak and Krish, are in custody, with Deepak sustaining a gunshot wound during arrest. The third suspect, Rocky, remains at large.

Delhi experienced its eighth 'severe' air quality day this month, with AQI reaching 412 on Saturday. The alarming pollution levels are attributed to meteorological factors like low wind speeds and fog, trapping pollutants from local sources and stubble burning. While neighboring cities saw slightly better air quality, experts warn of continued 'very poor' AQI in the coming days.

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Police in Saharanpur apprehended a truck driver who fled the scene after a fatal collision in Dehradun that claimed the lives of six young adults. The victims' MUV collided with the truck at high speed, resulting in the instant death of six occupants. The driver, fearing repercussions, removed the truck's registration plate and went into hiding.

Three nurses were injured at Vidyasagar State General Hospital in Kolkata after a mob of around 100 people, angered by the death of a patient, went on a rampage. The mob, alleging negligence, vandalized hospital property and demanded an explanation for the death. Police arrested nine people in connection with the violence.

British automaker Jaguar, under Tata Motors, is going all-electric with a fresh logo, branding, and three new EVs by 2026. Aiming for a younger, wealthier clientele, Jaguar emphasizes luxury and originality, moving away from mass-market strategies to compete with Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The brand will unveil its first electric model at Miami Art Week in December 2024.

After a dramatic first day with 17 wickets falling, the Perth pitch transformed into a batting paradise on day two of the first Test between India and Australia. Indian openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul capitalized on the favorable conditions, forging an unbeaten 172-run partnership and putting India in a commanding position with a 218-run lead.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul's unbeaten partnership of 172 runs put India in command on day two of the first Test against Australia. Their resilience contrasted sharply with day one's collapse, where 17 wickets fell. Jasprit Bumrah's five-wicket haul, including the final three wickets of Australia's innings, set up India's dominance.