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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly bought a vacation home in Europe. According to Page Six, Harry's relatives, Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, also own a vacation home north of Lisbon, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have purchased a property in Portugal. The expense might lead to the former ‘Suits’ star applying for a Golden Visa, which would allow the American actress to enter any of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe, such as Italy, Spain, and Greece, without any restrictions, as quoted in a report by Page Six.

Tell Me Lies’ has captivated audiences for its engaging narrative, and as a result, fans are eagerly waiting for the third season of the series.

US Presidential elections, has suddenly surprised everyone by claiming that everyone is underestimating Kamala Harris' voters support. With a few days remaining for the main action of the US elections to begin, Allan Lichtman's words now become even more crucial for the American politics before and after November.

IDF) announced on Thursday that they have killed Yahya Sinwar, who was considered the mastermind behind the October 7 attack on Israel. The confirmation came from Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz. «The mass murderer Yahya Sinwar, responsible for the massacre and atrocities of October 7th, was eliminated today by IDF soldiers,» stated Katz. Sinwar, along with Mohammed Deif, was believed to have planned the October 7 attack, which led to the deaths of about 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians. This incident sparked a conflict causing over 42,000 Palestinian casualties in Gaza, as reported by local health authorities. Hamas has said the attack was in retaliation for Israel's treatment of Palestinians and aimed to bring global attention to their plight.

Meta's independent content watchdog said Thursday there were «serious questions» about how the social media giant deals with anti-immigrant content, particularly in Europe. The Oversight Board, established by Meta in 2020 and often called its «supreme court», launched a probe after seeing a «significant number» of appeals over anti-immigrant content. The board has chosen two symbolic cases-one from Germany and the other from Poland-to assess whether Meta is following human rights law and its own policies on hate speech.

global economy by 2030, but its rising population presents mounting challenges in basic service coverage, S&P Global Ratings said on Thursday. «India is poised to be the fastest-growing major economy over the next three years and the third largest globally by 2030,» the ratings firm said in a report titled 'Look forward Emerging Markets: A decisive decade'. Emerging markets will play a crucial role in shaping the global economy over the next decade, averaging 4.06% GDP growth through 2035 compared with 1.59% for advanced economies, it said.

A former royal staffer and a low-key royal have won over the British public's affection, despite the fact that family members like Princess Anne and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh continue to have a lot of engagements on the calendar. In response to a question concerning the possibility of a reduced monarchy, former royal butler Paul Burrell, speaking for Spin Genie, advises not to rule out Princess Anne's 43-year-old daughter Zara Tindall and her 45-year-old husband Mike Tindall for helping out with royal responsibilities, as quoted in a report by Marie Claire.

Baba Siddique's son Zeeshan on Thursday took to his X account, demanding justice for the murder of the NCP politician, in what was his first statement since his father's demise. Calling Siddique a man who died 'protecting and saving' the lives and homes of poor people, Zeeshan said that his death must not be politicised. «My father lost his life protecting and saving the lives and homes of poor innocent people. Today, my family is broken but his death must not be politicised and definitely not go in vain. I NEED JUSTICE, MY FAMILY NEEDS JUSTICE!», read Zeeshan's message on X.

US elections are currently at its peak of intensity, with both candidates and their campaign teams trying to get the edge over each other in the final 20 days left for the US elections. Donald Trump has been seen getting back in the poll race after leading in some of the key battleground states, according to the latest poll data.

Tata Toyo Radiator, a joint venture among Tata AutoComp Systems and Japanese companies T RAD Co and Mitsubishi, has leased more than 250,000 sq ft of warehousing space in Pune’s Khed locality for 10 years. The company will be initially paying rent and tenant improvement cost of Rs 90 lakh per month — Rs 67 lakh in rent and Rs 23 lakh of tenant improvement cost. The agreement includes a clause to escalate the rent by 12% after the completion of 2.5 years and 12% every three years thereafter. It has a lock-in period of 5.5 years for the tenant.

platform workers by February next year and will launch a module on the e-Shram portal on Monday to facilitate enrollment of platform workers by their aggregators. The ministry is considering all options, including issuing a unique Id to all gig workers and enabling transaction based contribution by aggregators towards the social security benefits to gig workers, an official source said on Thursday. “The ministry hopes to put in place a policy to give social security to all platform workers before the Union Budget next year,” the source said, adding the benefits could include health security and pension security.

Retail sales rose 0.4% last month after an unrevised 0.1% gain in August, the Commerce Department's Census Bureau said on Thursday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales, which are mostly goods and are not adjusted for inflation, would rise 0.3%. Estimates ranged from no change to an increase of 0.8%.

Manipur. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has initiated its investigation into the drone bombing case in the Koutruk area. A senior police officer who does not want to be named told ET, “The incident occurred around 11.10 pm on Wednesday when unidentified people launched gunfire and bombs at the village. Security forces deployed there responded. Security forces spotted movement with torches, it fired in the air, armed miscreants retaliated by firing towards the security forces. The exchange of gunfire continued until around 2 am on Thursday.”

The CBFC's clearance comes after some back-and-forth between the filmmakers and the board. Co-produced by Zee Entertainment, the production had agreed to make several cuts suggested by the censor board, ending a prolonged period of uncertainty regarding its release. Kangana Ranaut, who directed and co-produced the film, expressed her relief on social media, tweeting: «We are glad to announce we have received the censor certificate for our movie Emergency. We will be announcing the release date soon. Thank you for your patience and support.» The film, initially slated for release on September 6, faced delays after objections were raised by Sikh organizations, particularly the Shiromani Akali Dal, which argued that the film misrepresented certain historical facts. This led to a temporary stall in the release of the film's trailer, adding to the challenges the production had already faced.

Papua New Guinea, there is a tribal community that still keeps the tradition alive. The Anga tribe practices the mummification of their deceased ancestors as a way to stay connected with them. The Anga people, who number around 45,000, use a distinct method of mummification that involves smoking the body for three months. Unlike the ancient Egyptian technique, the body remains seated and is positioned over a fire. During the process, the mummifiers carefully drain the body’s fluids by poking it and use a wooden stick to widen the anus, allowing the organs to exit. The procedure is highly meticulous, with every detail attended to in order to avoid any mistakes that might bring ill omens. The dead body is then coated with red clay for preservation and placed in jungle shrines.

Abrams tanks to Ukraine, bolstering its ground forces ahead of a difficult winter campaign, the defence department said Thursday. The M1A1 Abrams tanks — weighing over 60 tonnes and equipped with heavy firepower — were due to be decommissioned starting next year. Instead, they will be sent to help the war effort in Ukraine, a welcome boost on the back of a $425 million arms package recently unveiled by Washington.

adjoining districts to an orange alert on October 17. The weather agency has warned of heavy rainfall in northern Tamil Nadu. With several southern states Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala continue to receive heavy rainfall, the respective state governments have directed the state officials to announce holiday for schools. Parts of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu have been reeling under incessant rainfall for a few days now and severe water-logging and traffic congestion has been reported in Chennai and its nearby areas. Residential neighbourhoods and roads were left waterlogged with knee-deep water, and public transport services were majorly impacted today. ALSO READ: Tamil Nadu floods: Depression over Bay of Bengal moves closer to Chennai. These states to receive heavy rainfall

CBDT) to allow a different person to claim credit for TCS (tax collected at source) instead of the individual who made the payment when incurring specific expenses. This amendment aims to assist taxpayers in reducing their income tax liability by allowing them to claim the credit, rather than the person who originally paid the money, for the income to which it is attributed. The CBDT made this amendment via a notification dated October 16, 2024. The notification states, “Where under any provisions of the Act, the income of the collectee is assessable in the hands of any person other than the collectee, the credit for the tax collected at source, shall be given to such other person and not to the collectee.” Also Read: New tax form by CBDT to reduce salary TDS

Assam Accord of 1985, on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court judgement regarding the pact's cut-off date and said it re-established the «rationality» of the historic agreement. Hours after the apex court pronounced its judgement, AASU welcomed the verdict and said it is the victory of the struggling people of Assam who have stood selflessly in favour of the Assam Accord for the past four decades. In a majority verdict, the Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the constitutional validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act which grants Indian citizenship to immigrants who came to Assam between January 1, 1966 and March 25, 1971. A five-judge Constitution Bench, headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, said the Assam Accord was a political solution to the problem of illegal migration.