India's anti-terror agency to probe mid-air cockpit attack on Captain Smit Machchhar aboard flydubai flight

'Delhi will not be held hostage': CM Rekha Gupta amid CJP leaders, thousands detained over protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal for creating chaos. She claims these leaders, along with their associates, are trying to disrupt public peace. An unprecedented police presence prevented protests organized by the Cockroach Janta Party demanding the resignation of Chief Electoral Officer Gyanesh Kumar. Key leaders from the CJP were detained upon arriving at the Delhi airport from Mumbai.

UK’s ‘Poo Bus’ ran on human waste and food scraps. How five people’s annual waste fuels a 300 km journey

The UK launched the Bio-Bus, a 40-seat vehicle powered by biomethane made from human sewage and food waste in 2014. Operated between Bath and Bristol Airport, the bus could travel up to 300 km on a full tank, using fuel produced from the annual waste of around five people, according to GENeco.

In 1385, Italy's largest family-run winemaker was founded, centuries later thieves stole 30,000 bottles worth USD 5.8 million, CCTV footage shows daredevil theft

Florence-based Antinori said that two vans were used for the robbery and the company believes five or six people took part.

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar protest spirals into chaos as demonstrators scatter across streets to evade mass detentions

Protesters in Delhi encountered heavy police presence while attempting to demonstrate against the Chief Election Commissioner. The mobilisation planned for Jantar Mantar transformed into smaller protests across different locations in the city. Authorities implemented strict security measures, including the detention of thousands and blocking access to metro stations. Groups attempted to regroup and continue their demands for democracy amidst severe restrictions on movement.

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar protest spirals into chaos as demonstrators scatter across streets to evade mass detentions

Protesters in Delhi encountered heavy police presence while attempting to demonstrate against the Chief Election Commissioner. The mobilisation planned for Jantar Mantar transformed into smaller protests across different locations in the city. Authorities implemented strict security measures, including the detention of thousands and blocking access to metro stations. Groups attempted to regroup and continue their demands for democracy amidst severe restrictions on movement.

CEC protests: Freed by court, 14 CJP activists shift protest from Delhi to Pune

Fourteen students and activists were detained while traveling to Delhi for an anti-CEC protest. They will now hold their demonstration in Pune instead of the capital city. After their release mandated by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, they confirmed plans to return home. Activists reported instances of police brutality during their detention at Itarsi junction.

Delhi protest: Arvind Kejriwal detained by Delhi Police while marching to Jantar Mantar

Woman buys 196 parking spaces for Rs 20 crore, residents sue after she doubles rental charges

A woman surnamed Wu in Changsha, China, bought 196 parking spaces for Rs 19.36 crore in 2018 and later rented and listed them for sale at higher prices as demand increased. Residents challenged the bulk purchase in court, arguing that it worsened parking shortages. A local court ruled in her favour in February 2024, and the case recently reignited debate on Chinese social media.

'I want to thank President Putin': Trump turns to Russia for diesel before midterms; Zelenskyy fumes

India's anti-terror agency to probe mid-air cockpit attack on Captain Smit Machchhar aboard flydubai flight

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered a case to investigate the alleged mid-air stabbing of Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar by an Omani co-pilot aboard a Dubai-Tel Aviv flydubai flight on September 30. The probe was ordered by the Union Home Ministry to uncover the alleged larger conspiracy.

Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft Mangrol to be commissioned into Navy on Oct 12

Mangrol is the third Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft being commissioned into the Indian Navy. The ship enhances the Navy's anti-submarine warfare capabilities in coastal areas where larger ships struggle. It is equipped with advanced weapons and sensors to detect submarine threats effectively. Built with over 80 percent indigenous content, it supports India's self-reliance in defense shipbuilding initiatives.