Top Headlines:
- India-China Troops Withdrawal in Eastern Ladakh: Both nations have begun dismantling temporary tents and structures, with a complete withdrawal expected by October 28-29.
- Ratan Tata’s Will: Tata’s will includes provisions for his close associate Shantanu Naidu, family members, household staff, and even his pet dog Tito.
- Gyanvapi Case: Fast-track court in Varanasi rejects ASI survey plea for the Gyanvapi complex.
- Alleged Attack on Kejriwal: AAP claims BJP supporters attempted an attack on Kejriwal.
- CJI Chandrachud’s Past: Before law, he was an announcer at All India Radio.
- Goldy Brar Removed from Canada’s Most Wanted List: The accused in the Moosewala murder case is no longer on Canada’s list, causing diplomatic friction.
1. Troop Withdrawal in Ladakh:
The Indian and Chinese troops have begun to withdraw from the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. Temporary tents and structures at the Depsang and Demchok points have been removed. As per the new agreement, both armies will return to pre-2020 positions, and a limited number of patrols will continue. The purpose of this agreement is to prevent incidents like the one in Galwan.
2. Ratan Tata’s Will Revealed:
Ratan Tata’s will mentions his associate Shantanu Naidu, his brother Jimmy Tata, his sisters, and the household staff. It also ensures that the care of his pet dog Tito is taken care of. His properties, including a bungalow in Alibag, a house in Juhu, and fixed deposits, are also detailed in the will.
3. AAP’s Allegation of Attack on Kejriwal:
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) claims that BJP supporters attempted to attack Kejriwal during the Delhi election campaign, calling it a serious threat and blaming the BJP for the incident.
4. No Survey for Gyanvapi Complex:
The fast-track court in Varanasi has rejected the plea from the Hindu side regarding the ASI survey. The Hindu side had claimed that there is a 100-foot Shivling in the complex, but the court denied the request for a full excavation. The Hindu side plans to take the matter to the High Court.
5. CJI Chandrachud’s Experience in Radio:
India’s Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud worked as an announcer at All India Radio early in his career. In an interview, he mentioned that he auditioned for Akashvani in 1975 and hosted several shows in Hindi and English.
6. Goldy Brar’s Name Removed from Canada’s Most Wanted List:
Canada has removed Goldy Brar, who is accused in the Sidhu Moosewala murder case, from its ‘Most Wanted’ list. India has expressed displeasure over this decision, indicating that it is part of the ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
7. Farooq Abdullah’s Message to Pakistan:
Farooq Abdullah, the National Conference Chief in Jammu and Kashmir, has appealed to Pakistan to stop the violence and seek a path of friendship with India. He made this statement following a recent terrorist attack in Gulmarg.
8. Indian Team Announced for Test Series Against Australia:
The Indian team for the Test series against Australia has been announced. The team includes Abhimanyu Easwaran, Harshit Rana, and Nitish Kumar Reddy.
Additional Major Headlines:
- Supreme Court: The court states that medical negligence will only be considered if the doctor is unqualified; there is no guarantee that a patient will recover after surgery. A government doctor has been acquitted.
- Bombay High Court: The court ruled that not all nude paintings are obscene; there is a distinction between sexuality and obscenity, and ordered customs to release the seized paintings.
- Haryana: A lab report revealed that the meat suspected in a murder case was not beef; the Muslim youth was beaten to death in public.
- Himachal Pradesh: 23 drug samples related to cancer, heart attacks, and blood sugar treatments failed testing, leading to a nationwide recall of the stock.
- Himachal Pradesh: The Sai idol controversy has escalated; Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati did not attend the Ram temple, leading to protests from the Gau Raksha Dal.
- Uttar Pradesh: During the violence in Bahraich, Ramgopal had to be taken to the hospital by bike; allegations suggest the tehsildar did not provide a vehicle. A new video shows rioters with sticks walking alongside the police.
- International: Zelensky claims that Russia will deploy North Korean troops in the war, with deployment expected soon; Western nations warn that this could escalate the conflict.
- BRICS: India reportedly opposed Turkey’s entry into BRICS due to its close ties with Pakistan.
- Canada First Policy: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a “Canada First” policy, stating that if a foreigner is hired, employers must explain why qualified local candidates were not found. This policy is expected to significantly impact Indians.
- Sports: In the Pune Test, New Zealand has taken a 301-run lead over India; the score on the second day is 198/5, with Washington Sundar taking 4 wickets; India was all out for 156 in the first innings.
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