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Chinese Retailer Temu Faces EU Investigation Over Illegal Sales

Here is all you need to know in the world of technology - Chinese Retailer Temu Faces EU Investigation Over Illegal Sales. Watch to know more.

US Elections: What Are The Key Down-Ticket Factors In Arizona ?

With US election just a few days away as of now we put the spotlight on the battleground state of Arizona. Watch this report to know more.

'Paradoxical Voters'- Women Who Want Abortion Rights But Support Donald Trump

Some American voters say they aren’t worried about what a Trump presidency would mean for abortion. They believe that abortion rights is less important than inflation that's why they are supporting Donald Trump. Watch this report for more details!

Israel's Largest Evacuation Order in Lebanon 

Israeli bombardment has not only left villages and towns of southern Lebanon in ruins but also damaged Lebanon's world-renowned cultural sites. One of these areas also includes Baalbeck's famed ruins, which include one of the world's largest standing Roman temples. Almost 80,000 people in Baalbeck were told to evacuate the area right before Israel pounded the area.

Proba-3 Satellites To Be Launched In December

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is all set to launch the Proba-3 satellite in December. Proba-3 includes two satellites that will circle the Earth. Watch this report for more details!

New Yorkers Dress As Trump, 'Childless Cat Ladies' As Election Fever Hits Spooky Festival

As election season heats up, New Yorkers are embracing the spirit of Halloween by dressing up as Donald Trump and "childless cat ladies" at local festivals. The playful costumes reflect the city's vibrant political atmosphere, blending humor with the serious undertones of the upcoming elections, as residents engage in spirited discussions about the candidates and their platforms.

Bangladesh: 19 Hindus booked under sedition laws for hoisting saffron flag, demanding protection

Bangladesh’s interim government has charged 19 Hindus under stringent sedition law over hoisting saffron flag, media reports show. At least two people have been detained in the case, amid large scale protests by Hindus for setting up a law and tribunal for the protection of minorities.

UK: Hostile Reaction From Markets To Labour's First Budget

Britons are reacting to the first Labour budget in 14 years, with opinions divided on the government's proposed measures. Supporters praise initiatives aimed at boosting the economy and addressing cost-of-living challenges, while critics raise concerns about spending priorities and potential impacts on public services. The budget marks a significant moment in UK politics, reflecting Labour's vision for the country's future.

Russia fines Google $2.5 decillion over YouTube bans: Report

Google has racked up some 2 undecillion rubles ($2.5 decillion) worth of fines in Russia after years of refusing to restore the accounts of pro-Kremlin and state-run media outlets, the RBC news website reported on October 29, citing an anonymous source familiar with court rulings against the tech company.

US Election 2024: Harris, Trump Nearly Tied in Pennsylvania

With just a week to go, it's a tied race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, the biggest electoral vote prize of the battleground states in the 2024 election. Watch this report for more details!

Interview: Shalini Passi on self love, art, Netflix show Bollywood Wives Vs Fabulous Lives and more

Before she became an overnight star for her Netflix show of Bollywood Wives Vs Fabulous Lives, Shalini Passi was known in Delhi as an art collector, design and fashion patron, philanthropist, and artist.

‘Could lead to bankruptcy,’ Congress chief scolds Karnataka minister for reviewing key poll promise

The chief of India’s main opposition Congress party publicly slammed the government of Karnataka, a state ruled by the grand old party, over poll promise made without considering fiscal prudence.

Kenya: Kithure Kindiki Sworn In As New Deputy President

Kithure Kindiki has been sworn in as Kenya's new Deputy President, marking a significant milestone in the country’s political landscape. His appointment comes at a time of important national challenges, and Kindiki is expected to play a key role in the administration's efforts to address pressing issues and foster development across the nation.

US Elections: Kamala Harris is an Indian-American. But is that enough to become the US president?

Kamala Harris will be the first person with Indian roots to become the US president if she wins against Donald Trump. Her Indian-origin roots have often been highlighted and sometimes scrutinised, with much pomp and fair.

Turkiye's Growing Defense Arsenal

Turkiye is upping its defense game. Its first homegrown fighter jet kaan is launching in the global market. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says that Israel has its much-famed iron dome, but Ankara will have its own steel dome Air Defence system.

IND vs NZ: Ravindra Jadeja reflects on impressive Day 1, says 'it's always special to take five wickets'

It was an impressive Day 1 at the office for India’s Ravindra Jadeja as he bagged yet another five-wicket haul in the ongoing third Test match against New Zealand in Mumbai.

Why Did Israeli Parliament Move To Ban UN Agency?

This week, Israeli parliament overwhemly passed a bill to ban United Nations relief and works agency for Palestine refugees in the near East. Knesset's bill even labelled the un aid agency as a terrorist organisation...In our next report, we tell you about the impact of Israel move and why global leaders are deploring Israel's decision.

Scary images show parts of Spain appear like inland sea from space following deadly floods

Spain witnessed such severe rainfall earlier this week that a part of the country appeared like an inland sea from space. The rains and ensuing floods have so far killed at least 205 people, with the toll likely to increase as rescuers look for survivors in debris.

Naim Qassem: Will Continue With Our War Plan 

Known to be one of the founding members of the Lebanese group, Naim Qassem has resolved to follow the resistance's war plan. Naim Qassem gave his first speech at a time when Israel issued its biggest evacuation order for Lebanon's Baalbeck. Southern Lebanese towns and villages are under Israeli fire.