Horoscope Today: Read your today's astrological predictions

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for November 1, 2024. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today.

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Americans brace for gridlock amid talk of voter fraud and stolen election

With the U.S. elections approaching, concerns about voting fraud and partisan rulings heighten tensions. A Pennsylvania TV station mistakenly aired test run results showing Kamala Harris winning, sparking conspiracy theories. Early voting sees confrontations, reflecting the deeply polarized environment, as notable incidents include a Supreme Court ruling on voter roll purging and worries over hidden votes within households.

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MIT's AXIS Mission Advances in NASA’s Astrophysics Probe Competition

The Advanced X-ray Imaging Satellite (AXIS) project, led by MIT's Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research (MKI), is now a finalist in NASA's latest Probe Explorers programme. This mission, backed by a collaboration between MKI, the University of Maryland, and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, aims to investigate the most profound mysteries of the universe. If approved, AXIS will move forward with a one-year concept study, targeting a potential 2032 launch and a projected $1 billion budget.

Exploring New Frontiers in X-ray Astronomy

With Erin Kara, an MIT astrophysicist and associate professor, as the deputy principal investigator, the AXIS mission is set to revolutionise X-ray astronomy. The satellite's advanced technology will allow it to reveal unseen cosmic event. It will help trace back to the origins of massive black holes and intense galactic events. She believes AXIS is poised to answer longstanding questions that shape modern astrophysics.

Groundbreaking Technological Advances

A core component of AXIS's capabilities is its CCD focal plane, a sophisticated imaging array developed with support from MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Stanford University. With speed 100 times greater than previous instruments, this cutting-edge sensor will capture vast volumes of X-ray data, offering a view of distant, faint objects with unmatched precision. The focal plane will work with AXIS's mirror to detect the smallest details of the X-ray universe, laying the groundwork for future missions.

Building on a Legacy of Success

The AXIS mission draws on MKI's expertise in imaging technology which was previously showcased in major missions like the Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). Eric Miller, leading the camera team, believes this project will significantly advance both scientific and technological progress, marking a new era in astrophysical research. The AXIS mission is poised to make a lasting impact, laying essential foundations for future explorations of the cosmos.

 

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TVS Reportedly Working to Launch Two New Electric Scooters in India

TVS Motor company reportedly is planning to expand its electric two-wheeler portfolio in India this year and early next year. The brand is reported to launch a new electric scooter this year and another model by March 2025. The company's Chief Executive discussed their Electric Vehicle (EV) plans during an investor call, which confirmed this development. The company is currently offering the iQube in a number of different versions which has been very successful in India. TVS has also introduced the X sports electric scooter. However, due to some technical issues, the brand did not commenced the deliveries of the product. The TVS X was a visually appealing product that could have helped the corporation attract a lot more customers to the showrooms.

According to a report by Bikewale, the brand is reportedly developing a variety of electric scooters. Moreover, the brand is also working on an electric motorcycle. The upcoming bike might come with an affordable price tag. The report further highlights that the brand might be preparing to launch an electric version of Jupiter. Moreover, the brand could also launch an EV for the B2B segment, which might be known as XL Electric. 

The brand recently trademarked two names for its electric vehicle, namely E-XL and XL EV. The report further claims that the company might unveil the electric vehicle at the 2025 Bharat Expo, followed by an official launch by March 2025. 

Although EV adoption has not yet reached double digits, automakers believe there is a lot more room for growth in this market. Up until August, TVS was the second-biggest producer in India's electric two-wheeler sector, after Ola Electric. With 19,128 vehicles rolling out of the Chakan facility in September, Bajaj Auto surpassed TVS for second place, while TVS manufactured 18,099 units.

 

 

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Choti Diwali: Wishes, messages, images, quotes and greetings

Choti Diwali, celebrated a day before Diwali, symbolizes the victory of good over evil and marks the occasion with rituals like lighting diyas and cleaning homes. The day fosters unity, positivity, and spiritual renewal, offering heartfelt exchanges of wishes. It prepares participants for the main festival, underscoring values like compassion, love, and togetherness.

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CJ Stroud’s coach calls out Nick Bosa ‘weak’

San Francisco 49ers' Nick Bosa faced criticism for wearing a MAGA hat during an interview post the team's win over Dallas. According to NFL rules, players are banned from displaying political messages on uniforms. While Bosa’s performance remains stellar, his political stance could potentially lead to penalties as NFL's policies on political expressions might come into play.

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PM Modi to launch healthcare projects worth Rs 13k cr on 9th Ayurveda Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to inaugurate healthcare projects worth Rs 12,850 crore on the 9th Ayurveda Day, including extending Ayushman Bharat coverage to citizens over 70. Additionally, the U-WIN portal will be launched for digitizing vaccination for pregnant women and infants, along with the 'Desh Ka Prakriti Parikshan Abhiyan' campaign to enhance health awareness.

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Toyota and Suzuki Reportedly Collaborate to Launch a Compact EV in 2025

As per reports, Japanese car manufacturers Toyota and Suzuki are collaborating to launch a new compact electric vehicle (EV), which is expected to hit the global markets next year. The two Japanese automobile giants have signed an agreement to share technologies and models with each other globally. Codenamed ‘bZ' (Beyond Zero), this crossover is dubbed as the compact version of the Toyota bZ4X, which is available in the international market.

Suzuki and Toyota aims to form a partnership which will lead to developing compact vehicles. Their partnership has resulted in successful models which are available in the Indian and European market.
The partnership is part of a effort by Toyota to improve its EV lineup. The company has been continuously working towards improving and expanding its Electric Vehicle catalogue. When launched, bZ will be Toyota's budget friendly EV till date, thus attempting to attract a large pool of customers especially in markets prefers Electric cars.

Upcoming EV Expected Features and Specifications

Toyota's e-TNGA platform will serve as the cornerstone for the bZ. Thus, guaranteeing a strong performance and efficiency base. It can be noted that the Japanese Carmaker is also developing a new SUV. This will be a marketed below the Fortuner in the price range and will be sharing its platform with bZ.

Bz is expected to have an impressive range of over 300 kilometers when fully charged. This will make it suitable for commuting in Urban roads. The overall length is expected to be 3700mm, width 1700mm and a height of 1530mm. The wheelbase is expected to be around 2450mm. This Ev will have a power output of approximately 118bhp and 294Nm, thus making it an ideal and efficient choice for driving in the city.

This can be seen as great initiative between the two companies as both Toyota and Suzuki share a substantial market share in the automobile market. This partnership will especially help Toyota, which has been hesitant about entering the EV market to grab the consumer's attention in the global market.
This collaboration will see a direct rival in Tata Punch EV and the upcoming Hyundai Inster.

 

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Putin's glory to alien encounters: Baba Vanga's prediction for 2025

Nostradamus and Baba Vanga both predict a devastating event in Europe by 2025, involving significant conflict. Vanga foresees extraterrestrials making contact and a new, mysterious energy source. She also projected Russia's future dominance under Putin and how his glory will remain untouched. She forecast Europe's Muslim rule by 2043 and communism's return by 2076.

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Forces intensify search after Baramulla ambush

Security forces in north Kashmir's Baramulla district have intensified their search for terrorists involved in an ambush that killed two soldiers and two civilian porters. The operation spans several regions, following recent attacks attributed to the Pakistan-backed PAFF. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has promised strong retaliation.

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'Because he’s a mensch': Holocaust survivor slams Kamala for comparing Trump to Hitler

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Mother adds Google in lawsuit, blames chatbot for causing son's suicide

Megan Garcia is suing Character.AI for allegedly causing her son's suicide after he became deeply attached to a chatbot. The lawsuit claims the chatbot misrepresented itself as a real person and engaged in inappropriate interactions.

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First AI death? US teen was speaking to Daenerys Targaryen before suicide

14-year-old Sewell Setzer III knew that Daenerys Targaryen, a chatbot based on a character of Game of Thrones, was not a real person but he developed an emotional attachment and used to text the bot constantly. On his last day of his life too, he messaged Dany: "I miss you, baby sister." “I miss you too, sweet brother,” the chatbot replied.

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'Prince Harry a 'slaughter lamb' in Meghan Markle's wrong scheme of things'

Royal author Tina Brown said Meghan Markle is flawless at getting everything wrong. She had the worst judgement and though she has people whom she asks for advice, she does not listen to those and does what she thinks right and that is inevitably always wrong. The author said Meghan has run out of road but Harry will always remain Harry and he's best at being that.

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Exclusive - Bigg Boss 18's Hema Sharma reacts to second husband's allegations

Bigg Boss 18 contestant Hema Sharma addresses allegations made by her estranged husband Gaurav Saxena, stating he struggles to accept her success after abandoning her. She clarifies that his claims are false and motivated by his desire for fame. Further legal discussion is planned.

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Son’s IAS dream shattered in Kashmir; Karva Chauth turns to mourning in Jammu

Two families from Kashmir's Budgam and Jammu are struck by a tragic terrorist attack in central Kashmir, losing loved ones Shashi Bhushan Abrol and Dr. Shahnawaz Ahmed Dar. Both men, employees of APCO Infratech, were among the seven killed at the Z-Morh tunnel campsite. Their families plead for justice and government support in the wake of their devastating losses.

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Pakistan-based PAFF links Kashmir tunnel attack to Chinese interests

A Pakistan-based terrorist group attacked a tunnel-construction campsite in Kashmir, killing seven people. The People’s Anti-Fascist Front referenced Chinese interests, but officials found no direct link to Beijing. The attack spurred condemnation across Kashmir and ongoing manhunt efforts by security forces.

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US elections: Trump surpasses Harris for the first time, poll shows

Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidate, leads Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in the Decision Desk HQ/The Hill election forecast with a 52% chance to win the presidency. This shift reflects Trump's stronger polling in key battleground states, now narrowing Harris's earlier lead.

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Mark Cuban wanted Elon Musk and Kamala Harris to be friends. Then this happened...

​"100%. Yeah, for sure. Why not? Look, she's been very clear—she's going to work with Republicans. She's not an ideologue, and that's key. She talks about it all the time. She wants to be a problem-solver. She's open-minded and willing to collaborate," Cuban said as he finally gave the answer to whether Kamala Harris will work with Elon Musk if she wins the election.

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SpaceX complains against military supplier for ‘dirty trick’ over Starlink

SpaceX opposes interference claims by Omnispace in an FCC filing, deeming their technical analyses flawed and defending its direct-to-cellular service. Arguing for the public benefits, SpaceX seeks to emphasize that Omnispace's assertions lack support and aim to undermine competition.

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New Zealand clinch maiden Women's T20 World Cup title

New Zealand won their first Women's T20 World Cup by defeating South Africa by 32 runs in Dubai. Led by Sophie Devine, they posted 158/5, with Amelia Kerr (43) and Brooke Halliday (38) making key contributions. Kerr also excelled with the ball, taking 3/24. The victory capped off a momentous day for New Zealand cricket, as the men's team also achieved their first Test win in India in 36 years earlier in the day.

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Bihar hooch tragedy kingpin held in Saran as toll rises to 37

Bihar Police arrested Mantu Singh, the kingpin behind the October 16 hooch tragedy claiming 37 lives. Mantu stored methyl alcohol at his brick kiln in Siwan and distributed it locally, leading to the deaths and illness. Three other suspects surrendered in court, strengthening the case against the illegal liquor network.

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LG clears statehood resolution, CM Abdullah vows to get back what was ‘snatched’

J&K Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha has approved a resolution by CM Omar Abdullah calling for the restoration of statehood to the Union Territory. Omar, pledging to reclaim rights and protect J&K's identity, plans to discuss the issue with PM Narendra Modi. Additionally, Omar appointed a deputy CM to represent both regions, emphasizing inclusivity.

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The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh Review: Prime Video's Indian Immigrant Comedy Plays on Familiar Stereotypes

Whether it's cinema, television, standup performances, or the millions of memes plaguing the Internet, the stereotypical Indian family has always been an object of ridicule. The moms are too controlling, food is uncontrollably spicy, curfews are annoying, privacy is obsolete, academic excellence flows through generations, and well... the list is too long to summarise here. But if you want a catalogue of these, Prime Video might have just what you're looking for. Its latest series, The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh, is an unhinged compilation of these comical familial laws that Indians supposedly stick to and gives an unabashed 228-minute-long commentary on the same.

The show also adressess the awkward nature of conversations around intimacy in Indian families

The eight-episode-long series follows a typical Indian family, The Pradeeps, who have moved to Pittsburgh in the United States –– the land of opportunities, as they call it. The family is headed by Mahesh, the optimistic engineer father who made everyone move across the planet for a SpaceX contract, and Sudha, the brain-surgeon mother who's having a hard time getting her medical license in the strict-on-rules new land. The kids include teenager Bhanu, the eldest daughter who is desperate to fit in the new culture; Kamal, an introverted and shy young man with a bunch of phobias; and Vinod, an optimistic junior high schooler who views the world through his rose-tinted glasses and stays positive even when being bullied.

This, however, isn't merely a story of an Indian family having a tough time adjusting to a foreign land. The Pradeeps are also the prime suspects in an ongoing investigation over a mysterious crime involving their Christian neighbours –– revealed later in the show. Now under the scanner of immigration services, the family is being interrogated over the serious crime, with a possible risk of deportation looming.

The entire series is a sequence of flashback narratives with the two officers in charge trying to break these tough nuts into confessing. The Pradeeps are confronted in groups, trios, couples, and even in isolation, but the brown family couldn't be more disinterested, let alone be intimidated, by the colourful investigative tactics.

The show is driven by the nonchalance of its characters and their wildly different perspectives for every incident. While Sudha might recall a snowstorm causing their car to slide in slow motion before bursting into flames –– “We Indians like to add a little masala to our stories” is how she'd justify the exaggeration –– Mahesh would describe the same day as a positive one that brought a fresh start to their lives. The oscillating narratives extend to the neighbours as well, who have their own twisted versions, adding to the confusion.

Every version seems to be the revelatory truth until the next person drops in with a totally opposite version. The show even attempts to portray the humorous similarities between Indian mothers and religious Christian mothers at one point.

The episodes are short, crisply written, and transition effortlessly. The overall tone stays light and humorous. Even when dealing with grave themes like racism, the show doesn't turn serious at any point. Pradeeps of Pittsburgh chugs along like a mindless high-school drama where the protagonists haven't yet met the harsher realities of life.

Ashwin's character is fascinated by the comfortable lives of US garbagemen, contrasting with their malnourished counterparts in his home country

The show, however, comes with a string of overly used stereotypes and controversial dialogues and analogies that might offend a certain people. For instance, in one scene, Bhanu describes India as a “supermodel with diarrhoea”. Her explanation? Well, the country is beautiful to look at but doesn't offer much to a female teenager because of societal restrictions and curfews. In another scene, we see a disabled white kid mocking a 500 rupee note and calling Gandhi an anorexic Charlie Brown. There are also references to a shy Indian boy getting aroused after brushing past a cow udder. No wonder the series isn't being aggressively publicised in India.

While a little harmless humour doesn't hurt, when a show is premiering globally, it comes with the responsibility of balancing representation to some extent. While I am not exactly calling for a monochromatic picture with just the nation's achievements, or a singularly patriotic narrative that paints the country as the greatest on the planet –– let's leave that to our supremely talented politicians –– a little more sensitivity could have gone a long way. I don't want to dig up the debate about art and cinema influencing the audience's perspective, but for viewers who have never visited India, these representations can build a certain narrative. As someone who lives in the country in question, I can assure you we don't get ready in glittery sarees and sherwanis just to go out for a plate of panipuri, as the Pradeeps might have you believe.

The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh isn't the first American show to opt for this ill-informed portrayal. The Big Bang Theory, perhaps one of the most popular sitcoms of its time, resorted to certain harmful stereotypes about Indians, too. Raj, one of the main characters in the show, couldn't speak to women, relied on his father for his expenses, and sought to control his sister's love life –– justifying his actions with ancient scriptures that declare women as a property of her father or brother. All this despite being a gifted astrophysicist and a man of science. It's time we left these stereotypical representations in the last century, where they belong, and opt for a more realistic portrayal.

The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh, however, works as light-hearted comedy about the familiar troubles of the Indian diaspora in the US –– nothing more. The show is full of brain-rotting and superficial jokes around sex, religion, parenting, and everything brown, and while some stereotypes are exaggerated beyond reason, an Indian audience will easily find moments of relatability. But if you're easily offended, or often finds yourself engaged in heated arguments on Twitter (yes, we know it's called X now) with strangers, and have a keen interest in cancel culture, you should probably skip this one. That being said, I love my nation dearly. Please don't cancel me for recommending this series.

Rating: 6/10

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How Netflix’s ban on password sharing and ad push has worked big time

Netflix's Q3 2024 results show significant growth, adding 5 million subscribers, driven by a crackdown on password sharing and the ad-supported tier. Revenue reached $9.83 billion, with strong growth in EMEA and Asia-Pacific. Challenges remain due to past Hollywood strikes, but live content is expanding.

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Bihar hooch toll hits 27, may rise further; 13 arrested so far

In Bihar's Siwan and Saran districts, 27 people have died in a suspected spurious liquor case. The administration confirmed 20 deaths in Siwan and seven in Saran. Authorities have arrested 13 individuals, with many victims still hospitalized. CM Nitish Kumar has called for strict action against those responsible.

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Google Sundar Pichai announces big change to company's leadership

Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced a major leadership reshuffle, with Prabhakar Raghavan becoming Chief Technologist and Nick Fox taking over Search, Ads, Geo, and Commerce. The Gemini app team will integrate into Google DeepMind, while the Google Assistant team shifts to Platforms & Devices. These changes aim to enhance AI-product development and user experience.

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NSUI neta held for murder of Chhattisgarh cop's wife, daughter

In Chhattisgarh, the police arrested NSUI district president Chandrakant Chaudhary and three others following the capture of Kuldeep Sahu, who confessed to killing a constable's wife and daughter. Despite finding the bodies nude, medical reports showed no signs of sexual assault. Kuldeep’s house is being demolished for being illegal.

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US Navy jet with two onboard crashes, search operation under way

The US Navy is searching for two aviators after an EA-18G Growler jet crashed during a routine flight near Mount Rainier. The incident, under investigation, saw search teams sent despite adverse weather. The aircraft from Whidbey Island is renowned for its advanced electronic warfare capabilities and functions as a critical defense line.

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K'taka govt advises WFH for IT-BT, private firms as heavy rain hits B'luru

Due to heavy rains and an orange alert, the Karnataka government has advised Bengaluru's IT, BT, and private firms to let employees work from home on October 16 for safety reasons. The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts rainfall for the next three days, possibly causing flooding and transport disruptions in Karnataka.

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Did Trump dance for 30 minutes? Or was he 'lost, confused, frozen'? Here's what happened

As the video of Donald Trump standing on the stage doing nothing went viral, Trump supporters claimed that the Kamala Harris campaign doctored the video as desperate measures while Trump actually decided to play music for the town hall after there were two medical emergencies. The medical emergencies that took place to some audience members came as lengthy interruptions to Donald Trump's townhall and so the former president opted to play several of his favorite songs to the crowd.

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Don and Kamala taunt each others mental fitness

MAGA Republican Trump and Democratic candidate Harris escalated their verbal attacks, challenging each other's mental fitness while avoiding direct confrontational interviews. Trump refused to release full medical records, while Harris maintained her physical fitness. Trump's criticisms extend to a controversial biopic, fueling tensions ahead of the November election.

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Iran hit by cyberattacks; 'nuclear facilities & govt agencies targeted'

Iran is facing a critical cyberattack wave disrupting its government and infrastructure, notably affecting nuclear facilities.

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Taylor Swift’s attempt to make amends with Travis Kelce fuels gossip and speculation

Taylor Swift celebrated Travis Kelce's birthday at a dinner with family and friends, including Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The dinner took place at Noka, a familiar sushi spot in Kansas City. Swift missed Kelce's initial party due to her concert schedule but made up for it by attending a Chiefs game at Arrowhead Stadium in a striking outfit.

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Goddess Kali's crown stolen; Durga puja disrupted by radicals in B'desh

India expressed displeasure over the theft of a crown gifted by PM Modi to the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple during his visit to Bangladesh. The Indian high commission called for a thorough investigation. This coincided with Islamic songs being recited at a Durga puja pandal, heightening fears among Hindus.

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PM Modi has a ‘curious astral energy’, Boris Johnson says in memoir

Boris Johnson discusses his meetings with Narendra Modi, from their initial meeting in London to his efforts to persuade India to reduce dependence on Russia. He describes India's historical stance on non-alignment and military ties with Russia, and includes a private conversation with Queen Elizabeth about India's relations with Russia.

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Air India bumps up Airbus order by 85 aircraft

Air India has firmed an order for 85 Airbus planes, including 75 A320s and 10 A350s. This follows Tata Group's massive 470-plane order worth $70 billion and includes an option to purchase more planes from Airbus and Boeing. Tata is also merging AirAsia India and Vistara into AI Express and AI, respectively.

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Has Kate given up on reuniting Prince William and Harry? What royal experts say

Kate Middleton has ceased mediating between Prince William and Prince Harry. After completing preventive chemotherapy, she is now prioritizing her health and family. Tensions persist within the royal family, with minimal communication between Harry, Meghan, and the palace.

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Ratan Tata: The industry titan with a golden heart

Veteran industrialist Ratan Tata, known for transforming Tata Group into a global conglomerate through strategic acquisitions and business expansions, passed away at 86. His tenure saw the growth and modernization of the group, maintaining its traditional values. He was also a noted philanthropist and received several prestigious awards.

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Harmanpreet stars as India beat SL to boost semis chances

India boosted their Women's T20 World Cup semi-final hopes with an 82-run win over Sri Lanka, driven by half-centuries from Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana. India set a high score of 172-3, while Sri Lanka fell for 90, eliminating their semi-final chances. India’s bowlers Arundhati Reddy and Asha Sobhana took three wickets each.

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Was Saleh's dismissal a power play or a necessary move?

The New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has dismissed head coach Robert Saleh, with reports indicating that he was escorted out by security personnel. This sudden decision has raised questions about the stability of the team's coaching staff and management. Saleh’s tenure, which started in 2021, aimed at rebuilding the struggling franchise.

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King Charles has started eating lunch for the first time. And it's half an avocado

King Charles now includes half an avocado in his lunch after being advised by doctors and Queen Camilla, especially since his cancer diagnosis. Previously, he used to skip lunch due to his busy schedule. He and Queen Camilla will soon embark on a royal tour of Australia suspending his cancer treatment for 11 days which has been permitted by his doctors.

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Two US women kicked out of Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops

A woman supervisor of the crew told them that she did not have any problem with what they were wearing but only the male flight attendant had. The supervisor then offered that she would get their flights rebooked but finally that was not done and they had to take a different flight. Spirit Airlines told DailyMail.com they are in contact with Teresa and Tara and are investigating the matter. "Our Contract of Carriage, a document all Guests agree to upon making a reservation with us, includes certain clothing standards for all Guests traveling with us," the airline said.

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Amazon Great Indian Festival: Best-Selling Tablets Deals During the Sale

Ready for some­ shopping? The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale­ 2024 is on, bringing plenty of impressive deals across the categories to make the whole shopping experience a notch above. We have seen some lucrative deals and discounts on popular categories like tablets during the sale period. So, if you plan to buy a new tablet for your home or office, now is the best time. Amazon is bringing up to 70 percent off on tablets across different price ranges. One can get some steal deals on Apple iPad, Galaxy Tab series, Xiaomi Pad 6, and more. However, with so many options, it becomes difficult to select the best deals from the rest. So, in order to help you out, we have compiled this detailed list where we will talk about some best-selling tablets during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024. So, without further ado, let's get started.

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024: Bank Offers and Discounts on Best-Selling Tablets

Amazon offers up to 70 percent off various best-selling tablets during the sale period. Additionally, there are­ special bank deals and discounts. If you are an SBI de­bit or credit card user, you can avail of a 10 percent instant discount up to Rs 29,750 on the purchase of a new tablet. Moreover, you can also get No-Cost EMIs on popular cards from SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finserv, and more. Moving on, Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card will also get 5 percent unlimited cashback. Customers can also get rewards worth Rs 10,000 on the purchase of a new monitor during the Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2024.

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024: Best Deals on Best Selling Tablets

S.no	Product Name	MRP	Deal Price	Buy Now Link
1	Apple iPad (10th Gen)	Rs 34,999	Rs 29,100	Buy Now
2	OnePlus Pad 2	Rs 47,999	Rs 40,999	Buy Now
3	HONOR Pad 9	Rs 34,999	Rs 19,999	Buy Now
4	Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+	Rs 32,999	Rs 18,879	Buy Now
5	Xiaomi Pad 6	Rs 41,999	Rs 20,249	Buy Now
6	Redmi Pad Pro 5G	Rs 27,999	Rs 22,499	Buy Now
7	OnePlus Pad Go	Rs 19,999	Rs 15,999	Buy Now
8	Lenovo Tab Plus	Rs 34,000	Rs 16,499	Buy Now
9	Lenovo Tab M11	Rs 33,000	Rs 14,749	Buy Now
10	Redmi Pad SE	Rs 14,999	Rs 11,999	Buy Now

 

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Goa police expand search for relics row accused, stir subsides

Protests in Goa, sparked by Subhash Velingkar's remarks on St Francis Xavier, have eased as police widen their search for him. Velingkar ignored a police notice and applied for anticipatory bail. Authorities are urged to keep religious harmony with peaceful protests ongoing.

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'We will win': Netanyahu meets troops ahead of Oct 7 attack anniversary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel's military actions have significantly changed the dynamics since the Hamas attack last year. Praising the army's efforts on the Lebanon border, he affirmed Israel's commitment to defeating enemies in Gaza and Lebanon, and preparing to target Iran. "Together, we will fight, and together we will win -- with God's help," he said.

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Amid China's muscle-flexing, Malabar drill to start on October 8

The 28th Malabar naval exercise, hosted by India, starts on October 8 in the Bay of Bengal. Involving India, the US, Japan, and Australia, the exercise aims to enhance interoperability and address shared maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific regions amid China's assertiveness.

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Cars owned by 'The Great Khali': Swanky wagons of the WWE Hall of Famer

Dalip Singh Rana, also known as The Great Khali, has an impressive car collection, including a Toyota Land Cruiser and a discontinued Ford Endeavour. The WWE Hall of Famer, famed as the first Indian-born World Heavyweight Champion, remains a celebrated figure in Indian sports and continues to influence wrestling in India.

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This world’s richest family surpassing billionaires' net worth

The House of Saud is the world’s richest family with over $1.4 trillion. Their wealth primarily comes from vast oil reserves. Led by King Salman, the family's luxurious lifestyle includes grand palaces, extravagant yachts, private jets, and a valuable art collection. The Al Sabah family of Kuwait and Qatar's House of Thani are also among the top wealthy families.

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Centre yet to give financial assistance for Wayanad landslide: Kerala CM

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Population of Hindus & tribals declining in Jharkhand, says PM Modi

PM Narendra Modi criticized the Hemant Soren-led government in Jharkhand for fostering 'vote bank' politics and warned about the declining population of Hindus and tribals. Addressing a BJP rally, he urged regime change to protect Jharkhand's identity. Modi highlighted unfulfilled promises and alleged corruption, while also launching schemes worth over Rs 80,000 crore nationwide.

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HC asks social media firms to provide SOPs for police information pleas

Delhi high court has mandated social media platforms to present their SOPs and timelines for handling information requests from law enforcement. The court emphasized the need for adherence to proper timelines to prevent delays in tracing missing persons, including minors, and requested Delhi police to outline their challenges.

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