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First round exit! India's Lakshya Sen bows out after French Open

India's Lakshya Sen crashed out of the French Open after a surprising first-round defeat to Ireland's Nhat Nguyen. Despite a recent win, Sen struggled with unforced errors and lacked finishing power, allowing the world number 29 to dominate. The straight-game loss, with scores of 7-21, 16-21, marks an early exit for the Indian shuttler.

Canada inflation rises: CPI hits 2.4% in Sept; Carney optimistic on US tariff talks

Canada's inflation hit 2.4% in September, fueled by soaring grocery costs and less of a gasoline price drop. Shelter expenses also climbed significantly. Despite these pressures, economists note core inflation remains high. Prime Minister Carney is in talks with the US to ease tariffs impacting key Canadian industries and consumers, ahead of a crucial Bank of Canada meeting.

'No American boots on ground in Gaza': JD Vance in Israel; claims US will provide only 'useful coordination'

US Vice President JD Vance affirmed that American troops will not be deployed to Gaza, reinforcing President Trump's pledge. Vance's visit to Israel aims to bolster the Gaza ceasefire, amid concerns that Prime Minister Netanyahu might abandon the truce. Trump urged Middle Eastern allies to intervene against Hamas if the peace deal collapses, warning of severe consequences.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s ex-girlfriend accuses him of abuse, stalking, and absolute surveillance

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faces accusations of abuse and digital surveillance from his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Ritter. Court filings detail allegations of a "system of total control," including monitoring communications and financial coercion. Schmidt denies the claims, calling them false, as the legal dispute over a failed AI startup and multimillion-dollar settlements continues.

Six years in Dubai: Why this UK expat loved it — and the surprising reason he left

A reflective Quora post by a long-term Dubai resident has reignited debate on expatriate life in the UAE. The author, a UK-based molecular biologist, described the country’s safety, diversity, and opportunity, but also its limits. He left after six years, citing visa restrictions, rising costs, stalled career growth, and one striking admission: “cheap labour makes you lazy.”

Deepika and Ranveer introduce Dua to the world on Diwali

After months of keeping their daughter away from the public eye, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh finally introduced their baby girl, Dua, to the world on the occasion of Diwali. The couple, who welcomed their first child in September 2024, had earlier requested paparazzi to respect their daughter’s privacy — but this festive season, they decided to share a glimpse of their family joy.

Historic! 10-yo Indian-origin British chess prodigy beats ex-World Champ

Ten-year-old British chess prodigy Bodhana Sivanandan achieved a historic victory, defeating former World Champion Grandmaster Mariya Muzychuk at the European Club Cup. This remarkable win, achieved while representing the She Plays to Win Lionesses, highlights Sivanandan's rapid ascent in the chess world. She continues to break records, solidifying her position as a rising star in English chess.

'No One Can Dictate Kabul': Afghan Minister Rejects Pakistan’s Claims, Affirms Neutral Policy Towards India

Afghanistan’s Defence Minister, Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, has dismissed Pakistan’s allegations that India is responsible for rising tensions between the two countries. Criticising Pakistan, Yaqoob Mujahid called Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s statement baseless and reaffirmed that Afghanistan will never allow its territory to be used against any nation. Yaqoob Mujahid stated, “Afghanistan is an independent nation that seeks positive relations with both Pakistan and India. No one can dictate terms to Kabul. Pakistan’s accusations are unfounded and absurd. Our goal is to expand and improve relations, not to create tension.” Kabul Aims for Good Relations He added, “We aim to maintain respectful relations with India while also nurturing good ties with Pakistan. Our relations with India are not against Pakistan, nor are our relations with Pakistan at India’s expense.” Regarding a recent meeting in Doha, he noted, “The issue of the Durand Line was not discussed by any party. No country has the right to violate Afghanistan’s sovereignty or compromise its security.” Warning to Pakistan Yaqoob Mujahid announced that the next meeting on the Doha Agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan will be held in Turkey, focusing on the implementation of its provisions. He warned, “Afghanistan is committed to fulfilling all terms of the agreement. If Pakistan shirks its responsibilities, problems will arise. Pakistan has previously affirmed its commitments in the presence of both countries.” He further accused Pakistan of violating Afghan airspace, stating that Afghanistan has decisively responded to any military attacks. Claiming public support for Taliban actions, he said, “If any country attacks us, our people will bravely defend the nation.”

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