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Top 10 world news: One year of Gaza war; Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun awarded Nobel Prize in medicine, and more

On Monday (Oct 7), Israel marked the first anniversary of the Gaza war. The war in Gaza was triggered when Palestinian Hamas militants attacked southern Israel (on October 7 last year), killing 1,200 people and taking about 250 as hostages, according to Israeli tallies.

Youtube Fixes Bug That Removed Channels And Videos

Youtube has resolved a bug that by mistake used to remove channels and videos primarily for spam and deceptive content. The issue arose last thursday affecting users which also included paid subscribers. Watch to know more.

FPI outflows hit Indian equities amid geopolitical tensions, Chinese market surge

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have offloaded Rs 27,142 crore from Indian equities during the first three trading days of October 2024. This significant withdrawal has been attributed to escalating geopolitical tensions, rising crude oil prices, and a robust rebound in the Chinese markets.

Premier League, Manchester City both claim victory in legal battler over commercial deal rules

Manchester City and the Premier League both claimed victory on Monday after the champions challenged the English top flight's rules on commercial deals. City launched legal action against the associated party transaction (APT) rules earlier this year on the grounds they were anti-competitive.

US Elections 2024: Oil Moguls Emerge As Trump's Key Cash Source

Oil Executives have emerged as an increasingly important source of funding for former US President Donald Trump. Industry Titans have opened their wallets to strengthen the republican nominee's campaign for a second term in the White House. Watch in for more details!

Telegram A Hub For Southeast Asian Crime Gangs? Shocking UN Report

Private messaging app Telegram is making headlines yet again as a United Nations report suggests powerful criminal networks in Southeast Asia extensively use the app. This has come after allegations were levied against Telegram Ceo Pavel Durov back in August for allowing criminal activity on the platform including child pornography and other illicit activities.

Hurricane Milton: Largest evacuation in a decade ordered in Florida as Category 5 storm nears

Citizens in the US state of Florida were warned to evacuate to safer locations due to the impending, life-threatening Hurricane Milton. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Milton was upgraded into a Category 5 storm in just over an hour on Monday (Oct 7) as the largest evacuation drive in nearly a decade was pushed by the state, according to a NY Post report.

Gold inches lower as US jobs data cements bets for smaller rate cut

Gold prices eased on Monday as bets firmed for a smaller US rate cut in November after a surprisingly strong jobs report, while market participants awaited inflation data and comments from Federal Reserve officials for further cues.

Commemorations for Hamas' Oct 7 attack begin in Israel's Tel Aviv

With candles, prayers and music, commemorations for the October 7 attack began in Israel's Tel Aviv on Sunday at a ceremony to mark the first anniversary of the Hamas onslaught at the Nova music festival.

UK: Morgan McSweeney Appointed As New Chief Of Staff After Sue Gray Resigns

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed Morgan McSweeney as his new Chief of Staff following the resignation of Sue Gray. McSweeney, a long-time political strategist, has been a key adviser to Starmer, playing a crucial role in shaping Labour's campaign strategy. His appointment comes as Starmer seeks to strengthen his leadership team ahead of the next general election, focusing on building a clear policy agenda and enhancing Labour's electoral prospects.

Severe floods claim lives of rescued elephants in popular Thai destination Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, a popular tourist destination in Thailand, experienced its worst flooding in decades over the weekend, leading to widespread damage and evacuations. Two rescued elephants drowned, and many hotels had to move their guests to safer areas.

Taylor Swift overtakes Rihanna, becomes world’s richest female musician

Taylor Swift is now officially the richest female musician in the world, with an estimated net worth of USD1.6 billion. The pop star has surpassed Rihanna (USD1.

Zoom Fatigue May Affect Your Brain and Heart: Study

Zoom fatigue, the mental exhaustion from frequent virtual meetings, may have more serious effects on your brain and heart than previously thought. Prolonged screen time, constant focus on video calls, and lack of physical movement can lead to cognitive overload, stress, and increased anxiety. These factors not only affect mental well-being but can also elevate heart rates and blood pressure, contributing to long-term cardiovascular issues. Experts recommend regular breaks, reducing screen time, and incorporating movement into daily routines to mitigate the negative impact of virtual meeting fatigue on overall health.

Peruvian Catholics Bring Pets To Church For Blessing Ceremony

In a heartwarming tradition, Catholic pet owners in Peru brought their animals to church to receive blessings during a special ceremony. Held in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, the event saw a variety of pets, from dogs and cats to birds and guinea pigs, being blessed by priests. The ceremony is a beloved annual event, symbolizing the deep bond between humans and animals and celebrating the role pets play in the lives of their owners. The blessings are believed to bring protection, good health, and well-being to the cherished animals.

Indian govt extends RBI deputy governor M. Rajeshwar Rao's tenure by one year

India's government approved the re-appointment of Reserve Bank of India deputy governor M. Rajeshwar Rao for a period of one year starting Oct. 9 or until further orders, it said late on Friday.

Israel-Hamas War: Benjamin Netanyahu Visits Jerusalem Memorial

While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces widespread unpopularity on the global stage, his domestic approval remains robust. Despite international criticism over his handling of conflicts, including the Israel-Hamas war, and contentious policies, Netanyahu continues to enjoy strong support within Israel, particularly among conservative and right-wing voters. His firm stance on national security and defense resonates with many Israelis, helping him maintain a dominant position in local politics, even as his global reputation suffers. This contrast highlights the complex dynamics of Netanyahu’s leadership, balancing domestic popularity with international challenges.

Chennai Air Show Chaos: 5 People Die , 96 Others Hospitalised Over Fatigue & Dehydration

At least five people died and 96 others were hospitalized for fatigue and dehydration after an air show at the Marina Beach in India's Chennai City. Watch in for more details!

‘Some have had better odds’: Hina Khan talks abouts work commitment and road to recovery

Hina Khan recently spoke about braving neuropathic pain while attending an event. Khan is famous for TV shows like Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai and Bigg Boss 11. She wrote a long note regarding her health update, and said that she embraces life and stays resilient despite the challenges.

David de Gea stars in Fiorentina's win over AC Milan in pulsating Serie A tie

AC Milan suffered a 2-1 defeat at Fiorentina in Serie A on Sunday after goals from Yacine Adli and Albert Gudmundsson sealed the points in a clash with three missed penalties as David de Gea twice saved spot kicks to help the hosts.