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Congress candidate Abhishek Dutt speaks about his campaign for the upcoming election. He discusses his visibility in the constituency over the past five years, efforts to address local issues like the Defence Colony NALA, and his chart sheet detailing major concerns across 137 polling booths in the area.

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Dutt's campaign: 'Looks very good and positive'

Abhishek Dutt: 'For five years I was more visible than my last MLA'

A Delhi resident criticized the Aam Aadmi Party government's policies, claiming they are focused on 'freeship' rather than development. The individual expressed concern over Delhi being registered as the most polluted capital in the world and questioned Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's approach to governance. The resident also accused Kejriwal of not believing in ethics, principles, or the constitution.

Resident slams AAP's 'freeship' policies in Delhi

Delhi resident: Capital 'most polluted in world', blames AAP govt for lack of development

A BJP candidate for Delhi elections expressed confidence about the party's campaign and prospects in the city. The candidate highlighted infrastructure work done in Defence Colony, including changes to the main sewer trunk and road construction. The conversation also touched upon the lack of a declared Chief Ministerial face for the BJP in Delhi and the competition from other candidates.

BJP candidate confident of Delhi campaign success

BJP leader claims to have 'changed main sewer trunk, built roads' in Defence Colony

An analysis of Elon Musk's growing influence in US politics suggests he may be the second most powerful person after the president. The speaker highlights concerns about Musk's relationship with Donald Trump, potential conflicts of interest, and the normalization of unconventional practices in governance. The discussion also touches on global power dynamics and the changing world order.

Musk's influence in US politics under scrutiny

'Trump-Musk relationship breaks norms, raises conflict of interest concerns': Expert

An expert discusses the potential implications of Donald Trump's proposed 60% tariffs on China, highlighting the unpredictability of his trade policies. The analysis covers the impact on US-China trade relations and potential opportunities for India, while cautioning about the transactional nature of Trump's approach to international agreements.

Trump's China tariffs: Implications for global trade

India 'least vulnerable' to Trump's trade policies, but expert warns of unpredictability

An economist discusses India's economic growth, citing uncertainties post-pandemic and challenges in exchange rate management. The expert suggests India's growth trend in GDP per head remains at 4-5%, emphasising the need for continuous reforms. The discussion highlights opportunities in manufacturing exports and challenges in global trade dynamics, particularly in light of changing relations with China and global superpowers.

India's economic growth: Challenges and opportunities

'Continuous reforms needed for 4-5% GDP per head growth,' economist on India's economy

A family from Maharashtra's Nashik was chased and attacked by a group of locals near Bhavali Waterfall, a popular tourist spot close to Igatpuri, after confronting them over the alleged harassment of a woman. According to the family, the attackers assaulted them with wooden sticks and iron rods, vandalised their car, and chased them for nearly 10-15 kilometres. A case has been registered at the Igatpuri and Ambad police stations, and Nashik Rural and Nashik City police are jointly investigating the incident.

Family assaulted, car vandalised near tourist spot

Nashik highway horror: Family chased for 15 km, attacked after confronting harassers

Nashik highway horror: Family chased 15 km, attacked after confronting harassers

A 2022 video of Israeli traveller Gal Yaakov being approached by four men at a marble-slurry dumping yard in Ajmer, Rajasthan, resurfaced in September 2026, prompting police action.

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Israeli traveller recalls harassment during 2022 Ajmer trip

Here’s what we know about Captain Smit Machchhar, the Indian pilot at the centre of a dramatic mid-air survival story after a violent cockpit confrontation on a Flydubai flight.

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Smit Machchhar: The Indian pilot who saved 174 lives

Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke announced a nationwide protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, beginning in Mumbai on October 2. In his remarks, Dipke called Kumar a “traitor to the country” and demanded his resignation.

Wear sunscreen, we’re going to collab with the sun: CJP leader ahead of Mumbai protest

Children at a government school in Hamirpur’s Patara village stopped the District Magistrate’s car after his inspection and complained about alleged beatings, lack of studies and poor-quality mid-day meals.

Children stop DM’s car to speak up about beatings and poor mid-day meals

A man in a car bearing a police sticker was caught on CCTV allegedly uprooting a roadside plant and driving away with it on a stretch in Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat.

Man with police sticker caught stealing plant from Delhi-Dehradun expressway

Noa Argamani was seen being driven into Gaza on a motorcycle, reaching out towards her boyfriend Avinatan Or as he was taken captive separately. Three years later, the man seen taking Argamani away, Saher Nidal Saqr, has been killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza, according to the IDF and Shin Bet.

Three years ago, this Israeli woman was taken hostage. Her abductor is now dead

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