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UP Woman and Children Shot; Husband's Body Discovered Later

In a tragic incident in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, the bodies of 45-year-old Nitu and her three children—25-year-old Navanendra, 16-year-old Gaurangi, and 15-year-old Shubhendra—were discovered at their home, all shot dead. Their husband, Rajendra Gupta, was initially missing but was later found dead at a nearby construction site, also with a bullet wound, leading police to suspect suicide. Authorities believe Gupta may have murdered his family before taking his own life, with a history of violent crime, including multiple murder charges. Neighbours reported frequent disputes within the family, and police are investigating whether a property dispute or Gupta's alleged connections to a tantrik could have motivated the killings. The shocking discovery has left the local community in disbelief, as they grapple with the aftermath of this horrifying event. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 6 pm

Rahul Gandhi: Will Remove 50% Reservation Barrier

Rahul Gandhi, senior leader of the Congress party, criticized caste discrimination in India as "unique" and among the worst globally, pledging to dismantle the "artificial barrier" of 50% reservations. Speaking in Telangana, the second Congress-ruled state to initiate a caste census after Karnataka, Gandhi outlined plans for a comprehensive survey starting November 6, which will last until the end of the month. The census aims to gather socioeconomic data on all castes, contrasting with previous efforts focused solely on education and employment quotas. This initiative, involving 48,000 teachers and 85,000 enumerators, will collect information on social, educational, employment, economic, and political aspects. Gandhi emphasized that the data will help identify the poor in India and justify the removal of the existing cap on reservations, aiming to ensure fair distribution of rights and resources. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 8 pm

Omar Abdullah: Vajpayee Would Have Prevented J&K's Union Territory Status

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah asserted that had the vision of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee been adhered to, the region would not have been downgraded to a Union Territory. Speaking during an assembly session, Abdullah highlighted a 2000 resolution for greater autonomy that was rejected by New Delhi, noting that Vajpayee later recognized this mistake and initiated dialogue with the state government. He praised Vajpayee as a visionary leader who sought to connect the divided regions of Jammu and Kashmir, emphasizing his slogan of 'Insaniyat, Jamhuriyat, and Kashmiriyat' as a testament to his statesmanship. Abdullah lamented that instead of fostering connections, the current trajectory has created greater distances, arguing that following Vajpayee's roadmap would have led to a more unified and peaceful Jammu and Kashmir. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 7 pm

Arunachal Musician Slaughters Chicken, Drinks Blood on Stage

Arunachal Pradesh Police have filed a First Information Report (FIR) against musician Kon Waii Son for killing a chicken and drinking its blood during a performance in Itanagar on October 28. The FIR, lodged following a complaint by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, cites violations of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, and The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act, 1960. The incident, which was widely shared on social media, sparked significant public outrage. PETA India has called for psychiatric evaluations and counselling for individuals who commit animal abuse, highlighting a correlation between animal cruelty and violent behavior towards humans. They also propose amendments to the PCA Act to increase penalties for such offenses. Kon Waii Son, a songwriter and composer from East Kameng district, has faced intense criticism following the event. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 7 pm

Enhance Math Skills or Start a Political Venture in Maharashtra

The Maharashtra elections are shaping up to be one of India's most complex political contests, challenging conventional wisdom and traditional strategies. With an average of 14 candidates per constituency across 288 seats, the fragmented political landscape complicates predictions, particularly in areas with significant Maratha influence, where rival factions of the NCP and Shiv Sena will compete. Additionally, the dynamics in Vidarbha, marked by fluctuating loyalties between the BJP and Congress, add further uncertainty. The rise of independents and smaller parties, alongside strategic moves by alliances to field rebel candidates, reflects a belief that the electoral threshold may be lower this time. As seasoned political players navigate a silent and unpredictable electorate, each constituency is set to tell its own story, making this election a masterclass in political strategy amidst a backdrop of social demands and economic aspirations. Voters will weigh numerous factors as they prepare to cast their ballots. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 6 pm

Gangsters Deliver Extortion Note, Fire Shots at Delhi Showroom

In a brazen daylight incident in West Delhi, three armed gangsters stormed a showroom, brandishing firearms and issuing an extortion note demanding ₹10 crore. The audacious act, captured on CCTV, shows the assailants firing multiple rounds into the air to instill fear before calmly exiting the premises. The gang is believed to be associated with the Jitendra Gogi gang, which has ties to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Although Gogi was killed in 2021, his aide Deepak Boxer now leads the group. The extortion note featured a photograph of Gogi alongside another gangster, Kuldeep Fajja, and named several individuals. Police have registered a case and are investigating the incident, which is seen as a direct challenge to law enforcement, following two other recent firing incidents linked to the gang in Delhi's Nangloi and Alipur. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 3 pm

EICMA 2024: Royal Enfield Classic 650 Unveiled, India Launch Soon

At EICMA 2024, Royal Enfield unveiled the Classic 650, expanding its 650 cc motorcycle lineup, which includes the INT 650, Continental GT 650, Super Meteor 650, Shotgun 650, and the recently launched Bear 650. The Classic 650 features a modern classic design reminiscent of the Classic 350, with a round headlight, tear-drop fuel tank, and optional pillion seat. It shares components with the Shotgun 650, including a 648 cc parallel-twin engine producing 47 hp and 52.3 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox. Weighing 243 kg, it has a seat height of 800 mm and a fuel tank capacity of 14.8 litres. The bike offers a part digital console, LED lighting, and dual-channel ABS. Available in four colours, bookings and test rides will commence in India in January 2025, with expected prices starting at Rs. 3 lakh (ex-showroom). sources

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Nov 05 2024, 3 pm

Objection to Chief Justice's Comment on Former Judge

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, determined that privately owned property does not qualify as community resources subject to state takeover, with an 8-1 majority. Justice BV Nagarathna, in a concurrent but separate judgment, cautioned against condemning past judges for differing outcomes, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of historical context and evolving socio-economic policies. She referenced a 1977 ruling involving the nationalization of private transport, highlighting that contemporary critiques of past judgments may overlook the constitutional and economic frameworks of their time. While agreeing with the majority's call for a flexible constitutional interpretation, Justice Nagarathna underscored the importance of respecting the judiciary's history, arguing that past judges should not be viewed as having failed their constitutional duties. She advocated for a balanced approach, ensuring the judiciary adapts to modern challenges without discrediting its predecessors. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 2 pm

Sharad Pawar Hints at Retirement Plans

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Sharad Pawar, 83, has hinted at retirement, suggesting he may not run for elections after his Rajya Sabha term concludes in 18 months. Speaking in Baramati, Maharashtra, he reflected on his political journey, having been elected as an MP and MLA 14 times, and acknowledged the upcoming Assembly election as a pivotal moment for his influence. His grandnephew, Yugendra Pawar, will contest against his nephew Ajit Pawar, who previously led a rebellion that split the NCP. The election is seen as a referendum on Sharad Pawar's legacy. Despite family tensions, he emphasized the need for generational change in leadership. Speculation about his retirement has intensified, particularly following Ajit Pawar's earlier criticism of his reluctance to step down. Sharad Pawar countered, asserting, "I am neither tired nor retired," highlighting his enduring commitment to politics. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 2 pm

US Elections: Impact of New POTUS on War, Immigration

The upcoming U.S. election is deemed one of the most pivotal in history, with significant global implications. Central to this is the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, initiated by Donald Trump, who imposed tariffs and criticized China's economic practices. The Biden administration continued a tough stance on China, fostering alliances like AUKUS and Quad, which has further polarized the Global West and East. Additionally, the election highlights a deepening emotional and ideological divide within American society, raising concerns about the future of democracy amid rising authoritarianism. There are fears of unrest similar to the January 6 insurrection if Trump loses again, with some Republicans potentially rejecting election results. On immigration, both Trump and Kamala Harris advocate for stricter policies, which could influence global attitudes towards refugees. Finally, the new president's approach to conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza will be crucial, with both candidates offering starkly different strategies. sources

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Nov 05 2024, 1 pm

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