Ten Kuki MLAs have accused India's Solicitor General Tushar Mehta of misleading the Supreme Court by stating that Manipur's Chief Minister met with them to discuss peace efforts. The MLAs assert that no such meeting has occurred since May 3, 2023, and they accuse the Chief Minister of orchestrating violence and ethnic cleansing.

Five suspects, including the alleged gunman, Shivkumar, have been arrested in connection with the murder of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique. The arrests took place in Uttar Pradesh, near the Nepal border, where the suspects were allegedly attempting to flee.

Eleven suspected militants were killed in a fierce gun battle with Central Reserve Police Force personnel in Manipur's Jiribam area. The encounter also left one CRPF personnel critically injured.

The BJP has filed a complaint with the Election Commission against Rahul Gandhi for claiming that the party intends to «destroy the Constitution.» The BJP is also seeking an FIR against Gandhi under Section 353 of BNS. This follows an FIR against the Jharkhand BJP for allegedly sharing misleading videos during the state's assembly elections.

Haiti's transitional council has moved to replace Prime Minister Garry Conille, according to an official gazette bulletin seen Sunday by AFP, as a power struggle threatens to plunge the crisis-wracked nation into fresh chaos. The nine-member council's decision, dated for publication on Monday November 11, seeks to push out Conille after just five months in office and replace him with businessman Alix Didier Fils-Aime. The bulletin says the council agreed by consensus on November 8 to remove Conille, a former UN official and academic tapped in May to lead the struggling Caribbean nation as it confronts soaring, long-standing political instability. Conille, 58, has sent a letter to the transitional council asking for the decision not to be officially published, according to a copy obtained by AFP. The two sides have been locked in a power struggle for weeks, with the council wanting to change the ministers of justice, finance, defense and health against the prime minister's wishes, according to the Miami Herald. And Conille sent the council a letter this week seeking the resignation of three of its members accused of corruption. It was not immediately clear if the council -- whose members represent various political and civil society groups -- even has the power to dismiss Conille. The council is a new body that is not mentioned in the constitution and it was not approved by parliament because Haiti does not have a sitting legislature. The country has not held elections since 2016, widening a political vacuum that has worsened existing security and health crises. The country has long been rocked by gang violence, but conditions sharply worsened at the end of February when armed groups launched coordinated attacks in the capital Port-au-Prince, saying they wanted to overthrow then-prime minister Ariel Henry. Unelected and unpopular, Henry stepped down amid the violence, handing power to the transitional council, which has US and regional backing. Despite the arrival of a Kenyan-led police support mission, gang violence has continued to soar in Haiti. The United Nations reported late last month that over 1,200 people were killed from July through September, with persistent kidnappings and sexual violence against women and girls. Gangs in recent years have taken over about 80 percent of the capital Port-au-Prince as any semblance of governance evaporated. The United Nations report also said these powerful gangs are digging trenches, using drones and stockpiling weapons as they change tactics to confront the Kenyan-led police force. Gang leaders have strengthened defenses for the zones they control and placed gas cylinders and Molotov cocktail bombs ready to use against police operations. More than 700,000 people -- half of them children -- have fled their homes because of the gang violence, according to the International Organization for Migration. © Agence France-Presse

Justice Sanjiv Khanna was sworn in as the 51st Chief Justice of India on Monday, succeeding Justice D.Y. Chandrachud. Justice Khanna, who has served as a Supreme Court judge since January 2019, will hold office until May 13, 2025. He has been involved in several landmark cases, including those related to EVMs, electoral bonds, and Article 370.

Senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot revealed his experience of horse trading attempts by the central government during his tenure as Rajasthan's Chief Minister. He highlighted a 40-day ordeal where he and his MLAs stayed in hotels to thwart these attempts. Gehlot expressed gratitude for public support, which helped save his government, but condemned such practices as detrimental to democracy.

Australia's proposed ban on social media for children under 16 sparks debate among Indian psychologists. While acknowledging the potential mental health benefits, experts highlight implementation challenges and emphasize the need for promoting healthy tech use over outright bans. The American Psychological Association's advisory on problematic social media use among adolescents further fuels the discussion.

The BJP, citing a 1984 Congress advertisement, accused the Congress party of opposing reservations for marginalized communities. Prime Minister Modi and BJP IT head Amit Malviya alleged that Congress aimed to end reservations for SCs, STs, and OBCs, potentially jeopardizing benefits for these communities.

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Dean McCullough is the fourth star to arrive at Brisbane Airport ahead of this year's I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here.

Mother-of-two Deborah Jeffs, 52, who dubbed herself 'the crazy dog lady' battered her sister with a chair then dug her fingernails into her niece's face drunk after a break-up in May this year.

According to Rob Hobson, registered nutritionist and author of 'unproces your family life', one oil often berated for its fat content isn't actually as harmful as you might think.

The visitors fell to a fourth consecutive defeat for the first time under Guardiola in all competitions, and perhaps more pertinently dropped three more points in the ongoing title race.

New Zealand singer Lorde celebrated her 28th birthday in true Brat-style in New York over the weekend

Keir Starmer is in Paris to meet President Emmanuel Macron as the leaders consider the looming handover in the US.

Seychelles' bodybuilder Wallace Dorasamy has ended 2024 with another top performance winning bronze at the Romania Muscle Fest. Dorasamy competed in the competition held in Bucharest on Saturday and finished third in the Men's Open Bodybuilding in the middleweight category, to claim a bronze medal. «This by far was the highest level of competition I have ever been to in my career,» said Dorasamy. He added: «It was a pleasure for me to just be among the top three, although I wish I could have finished higher, as I gave it my all.» Since this is his last tournament for the year, Dorasamy said he will now go back to training and seek further improvement ahead of next year. Dorasamy has had a great 2024. The Seychelles reigning bodybuilder of the year was placed first in the Classic Bodybuilding and second in open bodybuilding under 80kg, at the United Intercontinental Bodybuilding Fitness Federation (UIBFF) Africa Cup in Bedford, South Africa, in October. He also won his pro card. He then claimed gold on the international stage again, winning the TBJP British Championships in Rotherham, England. Dorasamy competed in the open bodybuilding lightweight category and took first place, and finished third in the classic bodybuilding category. In September, he won the National Physique Committee /International Fitness and Body Building Federation (IFBB) Worldwide European Championship gold medal, in the middleweight category, in the competition held in London, England. 

Trump said Tom Homan, former acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement director, will have a role related to the border and deportation of undocumented immigrants.

Republican senators will cast a secret ballot on Wednesday, and whoever is elected to replace McConnell will inherit a solid majority in the upper chamber.

While campaigning in Wayanad for his sister Priyanka Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi shared how the constituency's love transformed his political approach, leading him to incorporate 'love' more prominently. He highlighted Wayanad's potential as a top tourist destination and urged his sister to champion this goal for the benefit of the local economy and global recognition.

India promised to burn its trash mountains and safely turn them into electricity. But a New York Times investigation found hazardous levels of toxic substances around homes, playgrounds and schools.

Union Minister Piyush Goyal expressed strong confidence in the Mahayuti alliance's chances of winning the Maharashtra election. He criticized the opposition Mahavikas Aghadi, calling it the «Maha 'Vinash' Aghadi,» and accused Shiv Sena UBT Chief Uddhav Thackeray of betraying the party's values and the legacy of Balasaheb Thackeray for personal gain.

An explosion occurred at Indian Oil Corporation's Gujarat refinery in Vadodara on Monday. Details of the incident are still unavailable. This incident follows a series of previous incidents at the refinery, including a major blast in the FCC plant two decades ago and a fire in pipelines connected to the FCC unit in 2005.

The BJP has criticized Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge for his remarks about Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's attire and the BJP's slogans. The BJP accused Kharge and the Congress party of being «anti-Hindu» and «anti-Sanatan» for their comments, which targeted Hindu symbols and slogans while allegedly ignoring similar issues in other religions.

La campagne référendaire bat son plein à Libreville, comme à l'intérieur du pays. Dans la capitale gabonaise, les partisans du Oui et du Non, investissent le terrain. Le Mouvement Citoyen Intelligence Collective pour la Démocratie Participative et le Développement Durable (ICOD) a choisi le porte à porte, aller vers les citoyens, dans les marchés, les quartiers pour les sensibiliser et les convaincre à voter en faveur du Oui au référendum qui a lieu le 16 novembre prochain. C'était les (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Danny Campbell, who judges on Scotland's Home of the Year, was found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct after mishandling a project in Giffnock, Renfrewshire, in 2021.

In a thought-provoking speech delivered at the 2024 Final Year Students Dinner of Catholic University of Malawi, prominent entrepreneur and business leader Charles Zimba emphasized the critical role entrepreneurship plays in breaking free from economic constraints and building lasting wealth. Drawing from his personal journey, Zimba called on graduates to not only pursue conventional career […] The post Entrepreneur Charles Zimba urges final-year students to embrace entrepreneurship as pathway to economic freedom appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The hateful yob, wearing grey jogging bottoms and a fur-lined coat, walked directly in front of a crowd of counter-protesters, who had been waving Israeli flags in response to a pro-Palestine protest.

«Other batches of Su-57 fifth-generation and Su-35S multirole fighter jets of generation 4++ will be delivered by the end of the year,» CEO Vadim Badekha added

Russia and India signed two joint statements and nine more documents, mainly in the economic area, during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Moscow on July 8-9

«At the initial stage, it is planned to encourage entities within the Ukrainian civil society under their control, through US 'democratization' foundations and think tanks, to come up with a corresponding initiative,» the statement reads

A total of 34 munitions and 4 UAVs were launched at the Belgorod, Borisovsky, Volokonovsky, and Grayvoronsky districts, with no casualties or damage reported