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- ‘He called me dumb’: Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch walks out of Miss Universe 2025 event after clash with Thai director on camera; here’s what happened
Miss Mexico controversy: Miss Universe 2025 events in Thailand faced controversy. Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch, was reportedly insulted by pageant director Nawat Itsaragrisil. This led to Bosch and several other contestants, including current Miss Universe Victoria Kjær Theilvig, walking out of a live event. The Miss Universe Organization has stated its commitment to a respectful environment. The pageant is scheduled for November 21.
- Tired, moody, or foggy? These 6 red flags mean it’s time for a blood check
Feeling tired, moody, or weak can be early signs that your body needs a blood check. Doctors say regular blood tests help find health problems early and keep you safe. Watching changes like weight loss, fatigue, or hair fall can guide you to get tested on time and protect your long-term health.
- These 9 banking stocks can give more than 20% returns in 1 year, according to analysts
It is probably after a long time that a PSU bank’s results have surprised the street. Why? Because it was able to maintain its net interest margin, or NIM, at a time when margins were expected to decline in the entire banking space. Declining interest rates tend to create short-term pressure on margins. But look at the performance of a large number of banks – they have been able to buck this old trend. It appears that the RBI’s oversight has had a salutary effect on banks. Gross NPAs are at decadal lows across many banks. Provisioning buffers are strong, reducing future credit cost pressures. Will this lead to a situation where banks lead the next phase of rally in the markets?
- Sauce Gardner-Adonai Mitchell NFL trade: New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts make blockbuster move ahead of football trade deadline. Check other transfers
New York Jets will receive the Indianapolis Colts' first-round picks in 2026 and 2027 along with wide receiver Adonai Mitchell in exchange for Sauce Gardner.
- LegaXy partners IIM Lucknow, Bhuvneshwar Kumar to launch sports, gaming accelerator
LegaXy, IIM Lucknow's Enterprise Incubation Centre, and cricketer Bhuvneshwar Kumar have launched India's first sportstech, esports, and gaming startup accelerator. This program will support early-stage ventures by combining academic research with business mentorship and industry partnerships.
- 3I/ATLAS changed color again and what is it this time? Interstellar comet shocks astronomers with new anomaly. Here's what triggered the change and how to watch visitor
3I/ATLAS changed color again and what is it this time? The interstellar comet has shown a new blue hue after its recent brightening event behind the Sun. This is the third color change noted by astronomers, raising questions about the gases and materials that make up this rare cosmic visitor.
- Moody's ups Airtel ratingto Baa2, outlook to 'stable'
Moody's has raised the credit rating for Bharti Airtel, a notable recognition of the company's robust financial improvements. As its market presence expands, competition is becoming less intense, while a favorable regulatory climate paves the way for growth. This upgrade underscores Bharti Airtel's commendable market stance and sound financial health, setting the stage for future achievements.
- Tata Power to invest Rs 11,000 crore in Pune pumped hydro project
Tata Power is setting the wheels in motion for a significant pumped hydro storage venture in Shirawta, Pune, with a staggering investment of 11,000 crore rupees. Construction kicks off in July, anticipated to span five years. The financial blueprint follows a 70-30 debt-to-equity structure.
- LG plans Make-in-India push for its electronics machinery
In a strategic pivot, LG Electronics is evaluating the potential relocation of a portion of its factory equipment production to India, reflecting a positive outlook on the country's burgeoning electronics sector. Meanwhile, LG Corp has announced the upcoming establishment of a global research and development hub in Noida, projected to generate around 500 new employment opportunities.
- Radisson aims to more than double hotel count in India by 2030: Exec
Global hotel chain also plans forays into branded residences and stadium hotels
- Soccer: Manchester City's Erling Haaland concentrating on team success rather than scoring records
Erling Haaland, the Manchester City forward, puts the team's success above personal glory. While he’s shattering scoring records, he remains grounded and is committed to guiding the Norwegian national team to the 2026 World Cup. His recent journey into fatherhood has provided him with a renewed sense of balance and determination.
- After SC relief to Vodafone Idea, Airtel to ring govt for AGR dues relief
In a bold move, Bharti Airtel has announced plans to appeal for a reassessment of its Adjusted Gross Revenue obligations to the government. This request comes on the heels of the Supreme Court's recent ruling favoring Vodafone Idea, opening the door for similar reviews.
- Expats in Indian firms must become EPFO members: HC
Expatriates working in India must now join the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation. The Delhi High Court upheld this rule for international workers of Indian firms. They can withdraw the full amount only upon retirement at 58 or due to total incapacity. This ruling impacts expatriates with shorter work durations in India.
- Allow no exceptions in flight duty and rest norms, pilots' body urges regulator
Pilots' group ALPA India is pushing the DGCA to fully implement new flight duty rules. They say selective relaxations benefit airlines over pilot safety. The new norms offer more rest time. Some clauses are already in effect, with others planned for November 1. Pilots are directly impacted by fatigue concerns.
- NaBFID to be repositioned as a global financial institution
"The company was formed in a hurry with the idea of starting operations quickly, while branding the institution was not an immediate priority," said one of the persons cited above. "However, over the last few months, the government is keen to rename it to reflect the work undertaken by them," the person added. NaBFID was established under the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development Act, 2021, and is 100% owned by the government.
- Liquidity panic? SOFR-IORB spread hits highest level since 2020 — QE next?
US liquidity crisis SOFR-IORB spread 2025: US financial markets show signs of strain despite calm appearances. The SOFR-IORB spread, a key dollar liquidity indicator, has surged to its highest since 2020. This means banks are paying more to borrow cash, signaling tightening liquidity. US Treasury debt issuance is draining market liquidity, creating a paradox of abundant collateral but scarce cash.
- Zee strengthens lead in movie broadcasting with 28.7% share in Q2FY26
Zee Entertainment Enterprises has reached a three-year peak in Hindi movie broadcasting. The company secured a 28.7% share in the Hindi movie cluster for Q2FY26. Zee Cinema reclaimed its position as the number one Hindi movie channel. This success is attributed to blockbuster movie premieres and a robust content strategy. Zee also leads in regional movie segments.
- ET Graphics: Bihar Assembly polls phase 2
Phase 2 of Bihar Assembly polls covers 121 seats across key districts. Parties ramp up campaigns focusing on jobs, development, and welfare. Voter turnout and youth participation remain key factors.
- 'Alchemist Group investor funds diverted at ex-TMC MP's behest'
The Enforcement Directorate has revealed a money laundering probe into Alchemist Group. Investigations suggest investor funds were diverted on the orders of former Trinamool Congress MP Kanwar Deep Singh. Directors of Alchemist Holdings and Alchemist Township India have provided statements to the ED. The agency has attached properties owned by Singh's son.
- HC hears Karnataka govt's appeal against stay on RSS curbs; reserves orders
- Domestic demand drags fuel exports down 21%
India's fuel exports saw a significant drop in October. Refiners focused on meeting strong domestic demand during the festive season. Refinery operational issues also contributed to the decline. Nayara Energy's exports remained impacted by sanctions. Despite this, domestic petrol sales saw a year-on-year increase. Diesel sales experienced a slight dip.
- What creatine really does to your brain — the surprising mental boost no one talks about
Creatine, popular for building muscle, is currently gaining attention for its brain-boosting capabilities. Experts at the 2025 Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE) disclosed that this natural nutrient may improve brain energy, enhance memory, and even minimize depression risk. It aids brain recovery following injuries, combats fatigue from sleep deprivation, and brings cognitive health with age.
- SC concerned over misuse of POCSO cases, says awareness needed
The Supreme Court observed that the POCSO Act is being misused in marital discord and consensual adolescent relationships, emphasizing the need to educate boys and men about its provisions. The apex court was hearing a PIL seeking sensitization on rape laws and POCSO, noting some states hadn't responded.
- Trump threatens to halt SNAP food aid amid ongoing government shutdown
President Donald Trump warned he may stop food aid under the SNAP program during the government shutdown. Millions of Americans depend on this help for food. The issue has now gone to court as judges and states debate if the aid should continue or be stopped until the shutdown ends.
- BJP's Malviya hits out at Mamata over Ram remarks
Amit Malviya, BJP Bengal co-incharge, has strongly criticized Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He stated her recent comments about Lord Ram during an anti-SIR rally were offensive. Malviya accused Banerjee of crossing a line while defending illegal Bangladeshi Muslims. He further alleged this is not the first instance of her insulting Hindu deities.
- NDA, Mahagathbandhan in fierce tussle for Nishad votes in north Bihar
- Mamata Banerjee slams SIR bias; questions BJP for exempting Assam from drive
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has issued a strong warning to the central government. She stated that if the names of genuine voters are removed, the people of Bengal will be urged to remove the government at the Centre. Banerjee questioned the selective implementation of SIR in poll-bound states. She vowed to protect the Constitution and Bengal's identity.
- Nitish Kumar govt hopes cash transfers will power it up in Bihar
As Bihar gears up for the assembly elections, the ruling coalition is pinning its hopes on three key initiatives. The Mukhyamantri Mahila Rozgar scheme directs financial support towards women, while enhanced payments in the Samajik Suraksha Pension scheme aim to provide a safety net for the elderly.
- Leo Horoscope Today, 5th November 2025: Confidence rises; bold choices shine
Leo Daily Horoscope: With the Moon in the Aries sign, your natural leadership and enthusiasm take the spotlight. You are inspired to take charge. Push ahead in personal and professional matters. However, staying receptive to feedback ensures smoother progress and stronger support.
- Role of US NGOs in Bangladesh ahead of polls sparks debate
In Bangladesh, the role of foreign NGOs, particularly the US-based International Republican Institute and National Democratic Institute, is sparking intense discussions in light of the approaching February 2026 general election. These organizations, known for their focus on democracy and capacity building, are facing scrutiny over allegations of meddling in local politics and undermining national sovereignty.
- 1 million veterans’ SNAP benefits at risk as Trump announces ‘no SNAP benefits’ until government reopens, a week ahead of Veterans day
Millions of US veterans and military families may lose vital food aid. The federal government shutdown, now a record-breaker, threatens access to SNAP benefits. President Trump stated these benefits will only resume once the shutdown ends. The USDA plans to use emergency funds, but delays are expected. Veterans already face higher rates of food insecurity, making this situation particularly concerning.
- Time for Maha leopards to change spots as govt set to execute a plan
State govt moves Centre to spay/neuter leopards; permission to put down maneaters sought
- India-Israel explore global approach to counter terrorism
India and Israel are enhancing their partnership, emphasizing a united front against terrorism with a global 'zero tolerance' stance. Their collaborations aim to elevate trade, improve infrastructure, and enhance connectivity. Meanwhile, India backs the peace proposal for Gaza, seeking enduring stability in the region.
- India strategic launchpad for next wave of obesity care
India is poised to establish itself as a pivotal hub for semaglutide API manufacturing. Leading pharmaceutical firms are amplifying their production capabilities to seize a significant stake in the expanding international market for obesity and diabetes treatments. With the expiration of semaglutide's exclusivity, India finds itself in a prime position to spearhead advancements in underserved markets.
- PM Modi to visit Bhutan on November 11-12 for King's 70th birthday, to boost ties through hydel project inauguration
On November 11-12, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make a significant visit to Bhutan, where he will celebrate the 70th birthday of King Jigme Singye Wangchuck. This trip will also mark the inauguration of the Punatsangchhu-II Hydropower Project, underscoring India and Bhutan's commitment to enhancing their development partnership.
- Urban demand's in growth territory, qcomm a big driver, says Sunil D'Souza, MD TCPL
Urban demand in India is now catching up to rural demand. Quick commerce is a major driver of this shift, alongside e-commerce, modern trade, and general trade. Tata Consumer Products sees this trend boosting its sales. Easing inflation and government tax cuts are also contributing to increased consumer spending in cities. The company is adapting to these changing market dynamics.
- EU says it could admit new members by 2030, praises Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine
The Commission also criticised Serbia for slowing down its reform process. It accused Georgia of "serious democratic backsliding" and said the former Soviet republic was now considered a candidate country "in name only". "Expanding the Union is in our best interest," the EU's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told reporters in Brussels as she presented the Commission's annual report on would-be members' efforts to join the bloc.
- Cancer Horoscope Today, 5th November 2025: Emotional strength drives confident decisions
Cancer Daily Horoscope: With the Moon energising the Aries sign, your determination rises, and you are ready to take bold steps. Emotional intuition blends with ambition, helping you push past hesitation. Just balance sensitivity with assertiveness. Firm yet calm action will yield the best results.
- Nitish Kumar made Bihar youth national labourers: Rahul Gandhi
In a passionate address, Rahul Gandhi criticized Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for neglecting the aspirations of the state's youth. He pointed out that many young Biharis are relegated to laborious jobs across the country.
- Knee implant ceiling rates to be reviewed
Next week, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) of India will delve into the pricing caps for knee implants, a move that previously helped slash costs for patients.