A Kurnool bus fire, which killed at least 20 people, is being investigated, with forensic experts suggesting exploding smartphone batteries contributed to the blaze. The incident highlights safety lapses in private bus operations, including non-functional emergency exits and unauthorized electrical modifications that overload systems.
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Despite the legal sale of green firecrackers commencing, conventional, polluting varieties were freely available across Delhi-NCR markets, flouting Supreme Court orders. Sellers employed code words and hid banned items, while fake QR codes adorned many products. Authorities deployed inspection teams, but illegal sales persisted, impacting licensed traders.
India's Kabaddi team dominated Pakistan 81-26 at the Asian Youth Games, continuing a trend of silent protest. Indian captain Ishant Rathee notably declined a pre-game handshake, mirroring similar gestures by Indian cricketers. This victory, following earlier wins, solidifies India's top standing in the debut Kabaddi event, with finals on October 23rd.
China is now using American trade tactics. Beijing requires foreign firms to get government approval to export magnets with Chinese rare earth materials. This move mirrors a US policy used to restrict China's access to technology. China is learning from past trade wars and has created its own 'unreliable entity list' and anti-sanction laws.
Veteran actor Satish Shah, celebrated for his iconic roles in 'Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai' and films like 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaar', has passed away at 74. The beloved performer succumbed to kidney-related issues after being admitted to Hinduja hospital. Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit confirmed the tragic news, mourning a significant loss to the Indian entertainment industry.
The Mahagathbandhan has named 36-year-old Tejashwi Yadav as its chief ministerial face for the Bihar elections, aiming to consolidate its M-Y base and present a youth-driven alternative. This move contrasts with the NDA's aging leadership and indecision, but risks alienating other OBC groups and faces the 'Jungle Raj' narrative.
A Hyderabad man, Mohammed Ahmed, allegedly defrauded by a job agent and sent to Russia, has reportedly signed a one-year contract with the Russian army. Trapped near the Ukrainian border, Ahmed expressed fear and a lack of choice, pleading for rescue. His family has appealed to the Indian government for his safe return.
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