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Delhi Air Quality Plummets To 'Poor'

The city's Air Quality Index reaches 227, prompting the government to implement the Winter Action Plan from November 1 to combat pollution

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Salesforce Buys Braze for $5.66B

The customer relationship management platform is set to acquire the customer engagement platform in a deal that values Braze at $5.66 billion, with Braze shareholders to receive $47.50 per share

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Ryanair CEO Warns of Record 20% Airfare Hike

Europe should prepare for the biggest airfare increase in history, with ticket prices potentially rising by up to 20% next year due to high jet fuel prices, according to Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary

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Walmart Launches $120 Joint Membership

The new membership combines Walmart+ and Sam's Club Plus, offering free delivery, gas savings, and streaming services, as the retailer aims to drive sales amidst economic uncertainty

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UK Braces for Storm Austen

A yellow severe weather warning has been issued for strong winds and rain in southern England and Wales as Storm Austen approaches, with gusts of up to 60mph expected

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Northrop Lifts 2026 Profit Forecast 10%

Strong defense demand and record backlog drive forecast increase, as 3M and GE Aerospace also raise profit forecasts on robust demand and cost controls

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David Bowie's Songs Get Choral Twist

A new dance production, Subject to Change: A Dance for David Bowie, will feature choral arrangements of David Bowie's songs and explore his artistic transformations, premiering in Luxembourg before touring to London and Tokyo

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Dussehra 2026: 5 Money Rules

Experts suggest following the 50-30-20 rule and keeping credit card utilization at 30% or less to control spending and avoid debt during the festive season

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Rohit Roy Faces Backlash

Indian actor Rohit Roy calls TV a 'dustbin medium', sparking outrage from fellow actors, and later admits his choice of words was wrong

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20 England Maternity Units Face Closure

Shortages of doctors and rising caesarean section rates prompt NHS leader Matthew Hopkins to warn of impending shutdowns, mostly in rural areas

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£100 Fine For Loud Music On Buses

Passengers in England could face fines of up to £100 for playing loud music on buses, as part of a crackdown on antisocial behaviour, with similar measures introduced in India with fines of up to ₹1,000

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Zombie Star Shocks Astronomers

Astronomers have discovered a rare green star, nicknamed a 'zombie star', that's consuming planetary debris 326 light-years away, with its atmosphere enriched with calcium, lithium, and sodium

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Airtel Launches Rs 185 Voice-Only Plan

Bharti Airtel introduces three prepaid plans with unlimited calls and 300 SMS, but no mobile data, starting at Rs 185 for 28 days, in line with TRAI's new norms

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CISF Revamps Structure

The Central Industrial Security Force will implement a major functional reorganisation from November 1, aiming to strengthen specialised security management across critical infrastructure and strategic establishments nationwide with a new sector-based command structure

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200,000 spared, but some states snub Medicaid exemption

New federal work requirements for Medicaid will come into effect on January 1, but some conservative states, such as Missouri and Iowa, are choosing not to use exemptions that could help low-income residents, potentially due to ideological opposition or administrative burdens

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Falklands Face Hostile Argentina 40 Years On

The Falkland Islands, with a population of 3,600 residents, are facing an unprecedented economic war waged by Argentina, four decades after the Falklands War

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