Tuesday, 10 November 2026

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Hegseth unfazed by impeachment push, defends Trump’s Iran war as ‘necessary’Five, including four minor girls, die after drowning in lake in Tamil Nadu’s TiruvannamalaiEx-BJD Rajya Sabha MP surrenders in abduction, murder case after top court cancels bailPOSH Act needs effective implementation, greater awareness in private sector: NCW chiefX locks TOI photojournalist’s account after smog postsMP’s Hingot War tradition leaves 20 injured as participants clash during post-Diwali ritual in IndoreNvidia CEO Jensen Huang loses $7.4bn in 30 minutes, drops 2 spots in Forbes rich listSex, Lies And Spy’s Oldest Trick: A Look At Infamous ‘Honey-Trap’ Cases Amid Nvidia CEO RowTrump Asked Nvidia CEO If He Knew Alice Huang Was A Spy. His ReplyVellore Shooting Adds To Tamil Nadu’s Law And Order Debate After Diwali Killings

Shah sets Dec 2028 deadline for Gujarat, 2029 for India to go drug-free

viaHindustan Times2h ago

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday set a December 31, 2028, deadline to make Gujarat drug-free, a year ahead of the Centre’s target for a drug-free India, and announced a toll-free helpline to enable citizens to report drug-related activities

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