Times of India

RBI governor Shaktikanta Das anticipates inflation will moderate after October, despite recent highs. Speaking at an IMF-World Bank event, Das emphasized efforts to align inflation with the 4% target and highlighted economic strength. He also warned of cryptocurrency risks and stressed international consensus on regulation.

Gujarati is the third most-spoken language among Indian immigrants in Canada, with a notable increase between 2016 and 2021. Immigration consultant highlights the shift towards Canada due to visa issues with the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, though recent policy changes pose challenges.

The govt plans a special joint Parliament sitting on Nov 26 to mark the 75th anniversary of the Constitution's adoption. Elaborate activities, including documentaries and a public march, are scheduled. This comes amid political rivalry over constitutional values ahead of Lok Sabha elections.

A viral video of a spat between a Haryana woman police officer and an RSRTC bus conductor has led to RSRTC buses facing penalties in Haryana and Delhi. Approximately 50 buses have been fined for various violations, prompting RSRTC to instruct drivers to adhere strictly to traffic regulations. Officials are investigating the incident and planning discussions with authorities.

Following the absence of SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch at a PAC meeting, allegations of conflict of interest involving her and her family arise, prompting Congress to accuse the government of shielding her. This controversy adds tension between BJP and Congress, with Rahul Gandhi releasing a related podcast.

​McDonald's said it is true that no records of Harris' employment exist but this is not an aberration and not a reason to think that she didn't work at a McDonald's. "Though we are not a political brand, we’ve been proud to hear former President Trump’s love for McDonald’s and Vice President Harris’s fond memories working under the Arches. While we and our franchisees don’t have records for all positions dating back to the early ’80s, what makes ‘1 in 8’ so powerful is the shared experience so many Americans have had."

Bombay High Court orders Nair Hospital to discharge an 18-year-old woman and her newborn after they were held pending a police complaint. The woman, who conceived at 17, was in a consensual relationship, and her mother sought the court's intervention to proceed with the adoption process.

In Bangarmau, a man named Sharoon, addicted to alcohol, assaulted his wife and fatally threw their two-year-old son, Azaan, to the ground in a drunken rage. The incident occurred on Saturday evening, leading to Sharoon's arrest and the child's body being sent for a post-mortem examination.

A sloth bear in Balaghat's Bijora village accidentally ingested a crude bomb meant for wild boars, leading to its death. Officials, including a patrol team and veterinary doctors, investigated and intensified searches to find the individuals responsible for setting the bomb.

Several hotels in Kolkata, Tirupati, and Rajkot received hoax bomb threats via email, causing alarm and prompting anti-bomb procedures. The threats coincided with home minister Amit Shah's visit to Bengal and referenced notable figures and past events. No explosives were found, and investigations indicated a pattern similar to other recent hoax threats.

The Indian government has issued a strict advisory to social media companies, including X and Meta, to curb the spread of hoax bomb threats targeting flights. These threats have disrupted nearly 400 flights, causing financial losses for airlines and compromising public safety.

A 53-year-old French tourist, Sylvie Jorji, died under mysterious circumstances in Jaisalmer. She had been ill for two days before being rushed to Jawahir Hospital, where she was declared dead. Sylvie, who had diabetes, was on a three-month tour of India with her husband Lorong.

The United States deported a planeload of illegal Indian immigrants on October 22 as part of cooperation with India on migration and mobility. The Department of Homeland Security emphasized their commitment to countering human smuggling and promoting legal migration. Since June 2024, the DHS has repatriated over 160,000 individuals globally, including India.

A survey by KES Shroff College reveals alarming rise in profanity among students, attributed to popular culture and society. About 95% of teachers hear frequent cursing, and over 80% note an increase in recent years. Educators and principals link the trend to the influence of OTT platforms and changing perceptions of language norms.

A 34-year-old woman in Bengaluru was allegedly assaulted by Yatish after she threw stones at stray dogs to defend herself. During the altercation, Yatish slapped her, causing injuries, and took her scooter keys. Police have registered a case but the suspect remains at large.

J&K BJP chief Ravinder Raina emphasized that restoration of statehood for Jammu and Kashmir is a policy matter and not political. He urged cautious handling due to past terrorism issues. Raina praised PM Modi's leadership for peace in the region and called for cooperation between J&K and the Centre. He criticized Congress and NC for past turmoil.

Security forces in north Kashmir's Baramulla district have intensified their search for terrorists involved in an ambush that killed two soldiers and two civilian porters. The operation spans several regions, following recent attacks attributed to the Pakistan-backed PAFF. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has promised strong retaliation.

A coordinated plot to murder NCP leader Baba Siddiqui was orchestrated by gangster Anmol Bishnoi from Canada. Police found that Anmol, brother of jailed Lawrence Bishnoi, directed the attack through Sujit 'Dabbu' Sushilsingh, who provided weapons and financial support. Anmol faces 18 criminal cases and earlier claimed responsibility for firing at Salman Khan's residence.

The Bishnoi community protested on Friday by burning effigies of Bollywood actor Salman Khan and his father, filmmaker Salim Khan, in response to Salim's recent statement that Salman was 'innocent' in the blackbuck poaching case.