The Congress party in Maharashtra has taken disciplinary action against its members contesting against the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance candidates. The party suspended these rebel candidates for a period of six years, emphasizing that there would be no tolerance for «friendly fights» within the alliance.

The Supreme Court clarified that its directive to remove caste details from jail records won't affect data collection by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). This clarification comes after the court's October 3rd ruling, which deemed caste-based discrimination in prisons unconstitutional.

India's External Affairs Ministry criticized Canada for blocking the social media channels of «Australia Today» following its broadcast of a press conference featuring Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar. During the conference, Jaishankar reiterated India's stance on Canada's allegations, deeming them baseless and highlighting the surveillance faced by Indian diplomats in Canada.

Following clashes between Hindus and law enforcement in Chittagong, India has called on Bangladesh to protect its Hindu minority. The unrest erupted after a social media post criticizing ISKCON sparked outrage and violence, with accusations of attacks on Hindu businesses. The incident has heightened tensions and raised concerns about the safety of Hindus in Bangladesh.

The Supreme Court has decided to keep the trial of a Kolkata doctor's rape and murder case within West Bengal. The court stated that the trial court judge has the authority to request further investigations. The trial is set to begin on November 11th, with daily proceedings scheduled.

Quebec Premier François Legault is raising concerns about the prospect of a wave of migrants coming to the province following Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election.

A 25-year-old man from Medicine Hat who robbed a dozen Tim Hortons locations in Alberta and five more in Saskatchewan has been arrested, according to RCMP.

Latvia could introduce compulsory conscription of women by 2028, Defense Minister Andris Spruds says Read Full Article at RT.com

Donald Trump had previously warned that Ambassador Kevin Rudd might not last long in his position if he is “hostile” Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu has said the West must admit that the battlefield situation is not in Ukraine’s favor Read Full Article at RT.com

Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced 56 new measures, targeting industrial suppliers and mercenary groups operating in Africa.

Much of England and Wales has had no meaningful rainfall apart from some drizzle since October 28, while Scotland last saw downpours over the weekend.

Patsy, 56, who has been married four times, split from her fiancé Patric Cassidy in May after a whirlwind romance, and in a recent interview, said she's given up on finding a man.

The Biden inner circle has picked out its target for who is responsible for the Democrat disaster in Tuesday's election, as the left begins to turn on themselves in the wake of a historic loss.

Britain's favourite fictional bear is now the one with the marmalade sandwich under his hat - and Paddington in Peru can only compound his exalted new status.

Keir Starmer paid gushing tribute to Donald Trump in a phone call, including 'fondly' reminiscing about an introductory dinner they had in New York in September.

Before Kim Jong Un's troops head to the frontlines, it seems they must first confront another foe - one with which those in the developed world are all too familiar: the trappings of the Internet

[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Ghana and Kenyan innovators were among the five winners of the Earthshot Prize for their innovative solutions to help repair our planet.

[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Nomzamo Mbatha, a South African actress and humanitarian, is a powerful advocate for social justice and climate action.

The prosecution has accused Worker's Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh of having inconsistencies in his testimony during his trial on Thursday (Nov 7). During the cross-examination of Singh - which began on Wednesday (Nov 6) and was extended to Thursday - the prosecution, represented by Deputy Attorney-General Ang Cheng Hock, grilled the 48-year-old. Ang also occasionally raised his tone, apparently frustrated with Singh's responses, which were often packaged together with clarifying statements. In a question posed to Singh on whether he should have contacted Raeesah Khan to check if she would be comfortable with sharing information with the disciplinary panel about her experience as a victim of sexual assault, he had replied that that the notion simply had not crossed his mind. «I'm also not sure whether that's normal or natural,» he said, explaining that it wouldn't «sound natural» to inform the individual being investigated on the topics that the panel would address.

[This Day] Reigning Africa Player of the Year, Victor Osimhen, has returned to the Super Eagles' after he missed the first leg of the AFCON 2025 qualifier against Libya and the reverse fixture that was botched due to the ill-mannered conducts of the North Africans last month.

[European Commission] Despite challenging context of poverty, climate change, rising debt and a Europe distracted by conflicts elsewhere, Cameroon and Liberia taking heroic steps to protect their forests and share forest benefits with local communities.

Media consumption patterns have changed profoundly in recent years, creating challenges for traditional news companies. News media are now faced with digitally native younger generations who often pay more attention to influencers and celebrities than they do to journalists, even when it comes to news. The teaching of media literacy skills is more necessary than ever to help people – especially children and young people – understand the difference between news circulating on social media and news provided by professional media sources. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

South Africa has experienced rare November snow across the Eastern Cape, challenging drivers as major routes close Read Full Article at RT.com

South Africa says it is closing its border with Mozambique to ensure travelers’ safety amid escalating post-election unrest Read Full Article at RT.com

France, Germany and Poland have demanded policy changes from the Georgian government Read Full Article at RT.com

Any Ukraine peace plan under consideration by the Trump team would reportedly force Kiev to suspend its NATO ambitions Read Full Article at RT.com

The Swiss government has forbidden face coverings in public places, starting from January 1, 2025 Read Full Article at RT.com

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted searches on vendors associated with e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart as part of an investigation into potential violations of foreign exchange laws. The raids, spanning multiple cities, focused on financial transactions of «preferred» vendors, aiming to uncover any irregularities related to foreign exchange regulations.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi clarified his stance on business practices, emphasizing his opposition to monopolies rather than businesses themselves. He reiterated his concerns about concentrated corporate power, likening it to the historical dominance of the East India Company. The BJP, however, criticized Gandhi's remarks as baseless accusations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policies.

NCP chief Ajit Pawar declared that he will campaign for Nawab Malik in the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections, despite allegations linking Malik to Dawood Ibrahim. Pawar defended Malik, stating that no charges have been proven. The ruling Mahayuti alliance, however, refused to support Malik, leading to a four-way contest in the Mankhurd Shivajinagar constituency.

Jammu and Kashmir assembly speaker Abdul Rahim Rather criticized BJP MLAs for their conduct during a resolution demanding the restoration of the UT's special status. Rather condemned the BJP members for using «cheap» slogans and disrespecting the national emblem by stepping on it.