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BTS: How India women's team celebrated the emotional win vs Australia

Jemimah Rodrigues' unbeaten 127 powered India to a historic World Cup final, overcoming personal anxiety and past setbacks. Despite battling mental health struggles, she displayed immense resilience, crediting divine intervention and unwavering support for her match-winning performance against formidable Australia. Her journey highlights triumph over adversity.

Honda Bets Big On India: 10 New Models Coming By 2030, 7 Of Them SUVs

Honda has announced that it will be launching 10 new cars in India by 2030 and amongst the new cars, there would be 7 new SUVs. Honda is betting big on SUVs with many launches lined up. Interestingly, the launches could include CBU imports or locally made cars. Hence, we can expect that Honda will bring some of its premium cars like the CR-V in India in an imported while they have not confirmed the exact list of models. Focus on Local Manufacturing and Electric Vehicles The line-up also includes the entry of its made in India EV which would be the Series 0 Alpha which has been revealed at the current Japan Mobility show. The 0 Alpha will come with a battery pack with cells from Indonesia. There would be considerable localisation too which is crucial. Other than the EV, Honda could also enter the sub-4m segment further with more products other than the Amaze which it currently sells. It could mean that Honda will be bringing a sub 4m SUV to position below the Elevate. Diverse Powertrain Options and Market Strategy Honda has said that it will be looking at petrol, electric and hybrid powertrains while some of its imported products could be hybrid. Honda launching 10 new cars signals a shift in the strategy as the brand will be more aggressive going forward. Currently the carmaker has a range comprising the City, Amaze and Elevate while earlier it used to have brand names like Accord, CR-V and more. 10 new cars will mean plugging in more gaps in the range and showing India being an important market for them.

Lenskart IPO opens today: Should you subscribe? Check GMP, price band & what analysts say

Eyewear giant Lenskart is launching its IPO on Friday, aiming to raise Rs 2,150 crore to fund store expansion, technology, and marketing. With a price band of Rs 382-Rs 402, analysts recommend subscribing for the long term, citing its strong business model and market leadership. The company's robust financial growth and international expansion plans are key highlights.

Farah says she understands anger of outsiders towards nepo kids

Filmmaker Farah Khan shared her journey from financial insecurity to Bollywood success on Sania Mirza's show. She empathizes with outsiders' resentment towards 'nepo babies,' recalling her own family's struggles. Khan's drive to work stems from a deep-seated fear of financial instability, a lesson learned from her father's experience. She also commented on the current trend of manufactured struggle stories.

Global Oil Prices Slide For Third Straight Month As OPEC+ Boosts Output, Demand Slows

Oil prices slipped on Friday, setting the stage for a third consecutive monthly decline as a stronger dollar and robust global output weighed on investor sentiment.  The market’s downward momentum reflected persistent concerns that surging supply from key producers is overshadowing the impact of Western sanctions on Russian exports, reported Reuters. Brent crude futures fell 33 cents, or 0.51 per cent, to $64.67 a barrel in early trading today. Meanwhile, US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was down 35 cents, or 0.58 per cent, at $60.22 a barrel. "A stronger USD weighed on investor appetite across the commodities complex," analysts at ANZ noted, pointing to the Federal Reserve’s hawkish tone as a key factor. The dollar firmed after Fed Chair Jerome Powell signalled that a December rate cut was not assured, damping demand for dollar-priced commodities such as oil. Third Month of Losses Amid Supply Surge Both Brent and WTI are on track to lose about 3 per cent in October, with analysts highlighting that the rise in supply from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major producers could surpass demand growth through the year. Sources familiar with discussions within OPEC+ revealed in the report that the alliance is leaning toward a modest output increase in December. The group, which brings together OPEC and its allies, including Russia, has already expanded production targets by more than 2.7 million barrels per day (bpd), around 2.5 per cent of total global supply, through a series of monthly hikes. The surge in production is expected to cushion the effects of Western sanctions that have disrupted Russian oil exports to major Asian markets such as China and India. Even as sanctions bite, alternative supply sources have stepped in to stabilise the market. Saudi and US Output Hit Record Levels Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, has seen crude exports climb to their highest level in six months. According to the Joint Organisations Data Initiative (JODI), the kingdom shipped 6.407 million barrels per day in August, with volumes expected to rise further. Across the Atlantic, US production is also hitting record highs. Data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed that American oil output reached a new peak of 13.6 million bpd last week. This surge underscores the continuing strength of the US shale industry, which has played a central role in reshaping the global energy balance. Uncertainty Over US-China Energy Talks On the geopolitical front, US President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that China had agreed to begin purchasing American energy products, suggesting a potentially large-scale deal involving oil and gas from Alaska. However, market observers remain cautious about the actual impact of such agreements on Chinese demand. Barclays analyst Michael McLean expressed doubt that the initiative would materially alter trade flows. “Alaska produces only 3 per cent of total US crude oil output (not significant), and we think Chinese purchases of Alaskan LNG likely would be market driven,” he wrote in a client note.

'Why are you a director?': Emraan praises Aryan's acting skills

Emraan Hashmi praised Aryan Khan's direction and acting skills on the set of 'Baads of Bollywood', noting Khan's penchant for retakes and his ability to let actors bring their personality to scenes. Hashmi also humorously stated he charges for intimacy tips and expressed happiness over his viral cameo, acknowledging fans' love for his 'loverboy' image.

Pilgrim travel alert: Saudi Arabia cuts Umrah visa entry validity to one month

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has shortened the Umrah visa pre-entry validity from three months to one, effective next week. The change will automatically cancel visas if pilgrims do not enter within 30 days, while the three-month stay period in the Kingdom remains unchanged. The move aims to manage crowd surges, especially as cooler weather draws more pilgrims.

Amla Navami 2025: Significance, Rituals And Spiritual Meaning Of Worshipping The Sacred Amla Tree

Amla Navami 2025: Every year, on the ninth day of the bright fortnight in Kartik month, devotees celebrate Amla Navami, also known as Akshay Navami. In 2025, this sacred day falls today, on Friday, 31 October. The festival holds immense significance in Hindu tradition, as devotees worship the Amla tree, believed to be the earthly abode of Lord Vishnu. This ritual is not merely symbolic of devotion but also represents the deep-rooted connection between spirituality, health, and environmental reverence. ALSO READ: Amla Navami 2025 Wishes: Heartfelt Messages To Celebrate Akshay Navami With Positivity And Prosperity Spiritual Significance Of Worshipping The Amla Tree According to Hindu belief, Lord Vishnu resides within the Amla tree, making it a symbol of purity and divine energy. The worship performed beneath the tree is believed to bring prosperity, remove sins, and ensure family harmony. Women observe a fast on this day, lighting diyas under the Amla tree and offering Tulsi leaves, rice grains, and sweets to invoke the blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Amla: The ‘Tree of Dharma’ In Hindu Scriptures The Skand Puran and other sacred texts refer to the Amla as the ‘Tree of Dharm’. It is said that merely seeing, touching, or consuming its fruit absolves one of past sins. Performing rituals under its shade is believed to bestow Vishnu’s grace and ancestral peace. In many regions, devotees circumambulate the tree, praying for long life, good health, and family prosperity. The Mythological Story Behind Amla Navami Ancient legends narrate that once Goddess Lakshmi asked Lord Vishnu about the most sacred place on Earth. Vishnu replied that wherever the Amla tree stands, He dwells there. This association elevated the Amla tree to divine status, inspiring devotees to treat it with reverence as a living embodiment of the Lord. Ayurvedic Importance Of Amla Beyond its spiritual aspect, Amla holds a prime place in Ayurveda. Rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, it strengthens the immune system and rejuvenates the body. Consuming Amla during Kartik month, when the weather transitions to winter, helps balance the body’s metabolism and keeps the skin, hair, and liver healthy. Thus, Amla Navami symbolically bridges spiritual purity and physical wellness. A Festival That Unites Nature And Faith Amla Navami reminds devotees that nature itself is divine. Worshipping the Amla tree is not only an act of devotion but also a reaffirmation of humanity’s duty to protect and honour the natural world. It reflects the timeless message that faith and ecology are deeply intertwined in Hindu philosophy.  [Dislaimer: The content of this article is based solely on beliefs and should be taken as general guidance. Individual experiences may vary. ABPLive.com does not assert the accuracy or validity of any claims or information presented. It is strongly recommended to consult a qualified expert before considering or implementing any information or belief discussed herein.]

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