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Pakistan: 4 students injured in bomb explosion inside school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; toy bomb discovered in classroom
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Pakistan: 4 students injured in bomb explosion inside school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; toy bomb discovered in classroom

Four students sustained injuries in a school bomb explosion in Pakistan. A fourth-grade student carried an abandoned mortar shell into his classroom. The device detonated when it fell to the floor. Injured students received medical attention at a hospital. Authorities are now searching for additional unexploded ordnance. Similar incidents occur frequently near the Afghan border.

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'Yardbirds' star Chris Dreja passes away at 79
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'Yardbirds' star Chris Dreja passes away at 79

Acclaimed Yardbirds co-founder Chris Dreja has passed away at 79. The versatile musician, photographer, and co-writer's demise was confirmed by former bandmate Jimmy Page and his sister-in-law, who mentioned years of health problems. Dreja, a pivotal figure in the band's success, played rhythm guitar and later bass. He retired from music in 2012 following a series of strokes.

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When Rashmika revealed she would like to take THIS from Vijay
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When Rashmika revealed she would like to take THIS from Vijay

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda recently got engaged in a private ceremony at Vijay’s Hyderabad residence, attended only by close family. Their relationship rumors began in 2018 after starring in ‘Geetha Govindam.’ They plan a destination wedding in February 2026. Rashmika is working on ‘Thamma’; Vijay’s recent film ‘Kingdom’ underperformed.

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When Ananya hinted at Vijay-Rashmika’s relationship
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When Ananya hinted at Vijay-Rashmika’s relationship

Reports of Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna’s engagement are circulating, exciting fans despite no official confirmation from the couple. Past hints, like Ananya Panday's playful tease and Vijay's expressed fondness for Rashmika, fueled speculation. A private engagement reportedly occurred on Friday, with their wedding anticipated in February 2026.

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Sanae Takaichi, Heavy Metal Drummer, To Lead Japan As First Female PM
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Sanae Takaichi, Heavy Metal Drummer, To Lead Japan As First Female PM

Japan's former Economic Security Minister Sanae Takaichi was elected leader of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in a vote on Saturday. She is set to become the first female Prime Minister of Japan on October 15. Takaichi received 185 votes, while Koizumi garnered 156 in a runoff after none of the five candidates in the party leadership race secured a majority in the initial round of voting, according to local media reports. In the first round of the election, Takaichi secured the lead with a total of 183 votes, which included 64 from party lawmakers and 119 from rank-and-file members. Koizumi followed closely behind with 164 votes, comprised of 80 from party lawmakers and 84 from rank-and-file members, country's leading newspaper, The Japan Times, reported. Lawmakers from the LDP started voting for a new leader earlier in the day, with five candidates competing to become the new party chief and virtually the country's next prime minister. Along with Sanae Takaichi, the contenders were former LDP Secretary-General Toshimitsu Motegi, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi, Agriculture Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, and Takayuki Kobayashi. All five also ran in last year's election, which saw a record nine candidates. The first round of the election, triggered by LDP President Shigeru Ishiba's resignation last month, consisted of 590 votes, 295 from LDP lawmakers and 295 allocated proportionally to rank-and-file party members and registered supporters. The contest focused on issues such as cooperation with opposition parties, economic measures to tackle rising prices, and rebuilding the party after successive election defeats and political funding scandals. Years of sluggish growth, rising prices and a sharp depreciation of the yen have weighed heavily on the public, and the LDP's twin defeats have left its leadership under closer scrutiny. As the ruling bloc loses its historical dominance, the task ahead is unenviable: holding together a divided party, managing minority rule, and convincing a sceptical electorate that the LDP is still capable of providing stable government. (This report has been published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. Apart from the headline ,no editing has been done in the copy by ABP Live.)

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Pakistan Govt, Protestors Sign Agreement To End PoK Protests
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Pakistan Govt, Protestors Sign Agreement To End PoK Protests

Islamabad, Oct 4 (PTI) After days of violent unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the federal government and protesters on Saturday signed an agreement to end the ongoing demonstrations that have left at least 10 people dead and hundreds injured. Violence marred the peace of the region due to a strike, which began on September 29 when talks broke down between officials and leaders of the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC), a representative body of protestors. The protestors had issued a charter of 38 points, urging the authorities to accept them or they would take to the roads, which they did eventually, leading to violent clashes with police that killed at least 10 people, including three police personnel. Hundreds of policemen and civilians were injured in the protests. As the unrest widened, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif dispatched a high-powered delegation to Muzaffarabad on Wednesday to find a negotiated solution to the problem. The team, led by former premier Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, engaged in extensive discussions for two consecutive days, which concluded around midnight. Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhry announced on social media that an agreement had been reached between the two sides. “Negotiating delegation has signed the final agreement with the Action Committee.... The protesters are returning to their homes. All roads have been reopened. This is a victory for peace,” he posed on X. The copy of the agreement shared by Chaudhry on X showed that a detailed document with 25 points was signed to end the protest, including compensation for those killed in violence, registering cases of terrorism on the incidents of violence and vandalism resulting in deaths of police personnel and protestors. The federal government also agreed to set up two additional intermediate and secondary educational boards for Muzaffarabad and Poonch divisions in PoK. It was decided that the local government would issue funds for the implementation of health cards within 15 days for free treatment of patients and that MRI and CT Scans machines shall be provided, phase-wise, at each district of PoK by the federal government. It was also agreed that the federal government would provide PKR 10 billion for the improvement of the electricity system in PoK. The size of the cabinet in PoK shall be reduced to 20 ministers and advisors, and the number of administrative secretaries shall not be more than 20 at any given time. Some departments would be merged to reduce the size of the government. It was agreed that the Government of Pakistan shall carry out a feasibility study for the construction of two tunnels at Kahori/Kamser (3.7 KM) and Chaplani (0.6 KM) of the Neelum Valley road. It was also decided that a high-powered committee comprising legal and constitutional experts will deliberate on the issue of members of the PoK Assembly. It was also agreed that steps would be taken for the construction of an international airport at Mirpur. They also decided that taxes on the transfer of property shall be brought at par with Punjab or Khyber Pakhtunkhwa within 3 months. A monitoring and Implementation committee will be set up to oversee and implement the agreement. Friday was the fifth consecutive day of a shutdown, with public transport paralysed. Only motorcycles and a few private vehicles were seen on some roads. The communications blackout imposed on Sunday persisted, drawing growing resentment from residents.  (This report has been published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. Apart from the headline, no editing has been done in the copy by ABP Live.)

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Israel Strikes Gaza Hours After Hamas's Nod To Hostage Release, Trump's Calls To End Bombing; 6 Killed
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Israel Strikes Gaza Hours After Hamas's Nod To Hostage Release, Trump's Calls To End Bombing; 6 Killed

Six people were killed after Israel struck Gaza hours after Hamas' nod to release hostage amid Trump's calls to end bombing. Hamas on Saturday announced its willingness to enter negotiations to resolve all aspects of the Gaza peace agreement proposed earlier this week by US President Donald Trump. The announcement comes amid continued Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, despite sustained U.S.-led diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating tensions. Local officials, cited by Reuters, reported that six people were killed in the latest round of attacks. Israel Strikes Gaza Again Despite these diplomatic overtures, violence escalated overnight. Civil defence spokesperson Mahmoud Basal described the situation as “very violent,” noting that the Israeli army carried out dozens of airstrikes and artillery attacks across Gaza City and other areas, even as President Trump urged a halt to the bombing, as per reports. Basal reported that 20 homes were destroyed. Hospitals across the Strip treated numerous casualties. Gaza City’s Baptist Hospital received victims from a strike in the Tuffah neighbourhood, including four fatalities and several injuries. In Khan Younis, Nasser Hospital confirmed that two children were killed and eight others wounded in a drone strike targeting a tent sheltering displaced families, as reported by AFP. What Is Gaza Peace Proposal? The Gaza peace proposal, unveiled earlier this week by President Trump with backing from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, outlines a framework for a ceasefire, the release of hostages within 72 hours, the disarmament of Hamas, and a phased Israeli withdrawal from the region, as per Aljazeera. On Friday, Hamas indicated its willingness to release captives under the terms of the plan but called for negotiations on certain provisions, insisting on participation in decisions regarding Gaza’s future governance. ALSO READ: 'Significant Step Forward': PM Modi Hails Trump's Leadership As Hamas Agrees To Gaza Peace Deal

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Extradition case: India tells UK Nirav Modi will only face trial, no interrogation; hearing on Nov 23
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Extradition case: India tells UK Nirav Modi will only face trial, no interrogation; hearing on Nov 23

Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi will return to a London courtroom on November 23, petitioning to reopen his extradition trial over fears of interrogation if repatriated to India. Indian agencies are preparing to counter this, assuring UK authorities that he will only face trial, not fresh questioning, as investigations are complete. Modi has exhausted all UK legal appeals.

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Gaza peace plan: From governance to demilitarization- How Hamas differs from Trump’s 20-point proposal
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Gaza peace plan: From governance to demilitarization- How Hamas differs from Trump’s 20-point proposal

Hamas has conditionally accepted US President Trump's Gaza ceasefire proposal, agreeing to release all Israeli captives and seeking negotiations on other elements. While Israel's Netanyahu also expressed readiness for the plan's first stage, Hamas's response differs on Gaza's future governance and its own role, proposing technocratic rule and avoiding disarmament discussions, setting the stage for complex talks.

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Egypt blames Ethiopia's newly inaugurated dam for rising Nile waters and flooding
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Egypt blames Ethiopia's newly inaugurated dam for rising Nile waters and flooding

Egypt blames Ethiopia for severe Nile flooding in Beheira and Menoufia provinces, attributing rising water levels to mismanagement of the newly inaugurated Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Ethiopia denies responsibility, claiming the dam mitigated flooding in Sudan. Egypt, forced to release water from the Aswan Dam, accuses Ethiopia of violating international agreements, escalating tensions over Nile water rights.

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US shutdown extended: Senate adjourns until Monday- What are the ways to end deadlock
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US shutdown extended: Senate adjourns until Monday- What are the ways to end deadlock

The US government shutdown continues into its third day, deadlocked as Republicans demand Democrats approve their short-term funding bill before negotiations. Potential resolutions include more Democrats breaking ranks, Democrats yielding to mounting pressure, or Republicans making concessions on health subsidies. A prolonged shutdown risks severe consequences, mutual blame, and increased public dissatisfaction.

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