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‘Wounds, bruises and black marks’: Family questions Indian sailor’s death after 5 months in pirate captivity | Exclusive
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‘Wounds, bruises and black marks’: Family questions Indian sailor’s death after 5 months in pirate captivity | Exclusive

Indian sailor Mohammed Tanweeruz Zaman was held captive for nearly five months after the MT Honour 25 was hijacked off Somalia. Reported killed during a rescue, his family questions the crossfire account, citing wounds and bruises, and alleges he may have been tortured.

Source: Mint
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Observations On Top Poll Officer Row
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Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Observations On Top Poll Officer Row

The Supreme Court was hearing a batch of pleas seeking suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Source: NDTV
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TVS' Srinivasan: ‘Made-in-India’ needs quality boost

Source: The Economic Times
Want your child to be a top athlete? Arjuna Awardee Hina Sidhu shares 6 sports they must try before specialising
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Want your child to be a top athlete? Arjuna Awardee Hina Sidhu shares 6 sports they must try before specialising

Hina Sidhu outlined why committing to a single sporting discipline too early can be a developmental trap and advocated building a robust “movement vocabulary” rather than narrowing focus to just one game.

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Tata Sons Chandrasekaran hails India’s economy, lists 3 key areas for Vikisit Bharat
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Tata Sons Chandrasekaran hails India’s economy, lists 3 key areas for Vikisit Bharat

During the IFQM Symposium 2026, N Chandrasekaran showcased India's economic resilience, pointing to robust domestic demand as a foundation for growth. He underscored the importance of investing in human resources and energy security for sustainable advancement. Highlighting key economic metrics like a low current…

Source: The Times of India
SIR row: Supreme Court refuses to pass interim order on suspending CEC Gyanesh Kumar, issues notices to EC, Centre
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SIR row: Supreme Court refuses to pass interim order on suspending CEC Gyanesh Kumar, issues notices to EC, Centre

Plea in SC to suspend CEC Gyanesh Kumar: A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant issued notice to the Election Commission of India, seeking its response on the allegations made in the plea.

Source: Mint
Gold Loses Shine: Yellow Metal Slumps By Over Rs 1,500 To Fall Below Rs 1,49,000
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Gold Loses Shine: Yellow Metal Slumps By Over Rs 1,500 To Fall Below Rs 1,49,000

MCX gold remained under pressure on Monday, Oct. 5, slipping below the Rs 1,49,000 mark despite COMEX gold trading marginally higher.

Source: NDTV
Madras High Court dismisses case against building Tamil Nadu’s new Secretariat at Pattinapakkam
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Madras High Court dismisses case against building Tamil Nadu’s new Secretariat at Pattinapakkam

Litigant’s counsel chose to withdraw the plea after Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan said that it had been filed casually and for publicity without any research

Source: The Hindu
Portugal Coach Gives Big Updates On Cristiano Ronaldo: "He Can Return If He Wants"
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Portugal Coach Gives Big Updates On Cristiano Ronaldo: "He Can Return If He Wants"

The dispute began last week when Jesus left 41-year-old Ronaldo on the bench for Portugal's first win over Norway. Ronaldo subsequently walked out on the squad on Wednesday after learning he would not start against Denmark.

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$100/barrel crude on screen, $145 in market

Source: The Economic Times
US ETF inflows smash annual record as investors favor funds
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US ETF inflows smash annual record as investors favor funds

US-listed ETFs have attracted a record $1.54 trillion in inflows so far in 2026, surpassing the previous full-year record set in 2025. Equity ETFs led demand, while technology funds saw the strongest sectoral inflows. The surge comes despite market volatility, underscoring continued investor preference for liquid,…

Source: The Economic Times
IndiGo to hike fuel surcharge for flights from 6 October - here is how it will affect your travel plans
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IndiGo to hike fuel surcharge for flights from 6 October - here is how it will affect your travel plans

IndiGo Airlines on Monday announced a revision to fuel charges across its domestic and international routes, with the new charges taking effect for all bookings made after 1 am on Tuesday, 6 October.

Source: Mint