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By Neena Shukla , 9 November 2025
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Pioneer Group Acquires Ultra-Luxury Apartment in DLF’s The Camellias for Rs. 95 Crore

In one of the most high-profile real estate transactions of the year, Pioneer Group has purchased a luxury apartment at DLF’s The Camellias in Gurugram for Rs. 95 crore, underscoring the continued demand for ultra-premium housing among India’s wealthy elite. Located in the upscale DLF Golf Links area, The Camellias has become a symbol of exclusivity and architectural sophistication, attracting industrialists, investors, and global executives.

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By Vinod Pathak , 9 November 2025
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India and Australia Make Steady Progress on Trade Pact Talks Amid Strengthening Economic Ties

India and Australia are advancing negotiations toward a comprehensive trade agreement aimed at deepening bilateral economic cooperation and expanding market access across goods and services. Building on the foundation of the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) signed in 2022, both nations are now working toward a broader Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).

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By Parvati Das , 9 November 2025
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EC Cracks Down: Tarn Taran SSP Suspended for Alleged Meddling in Punjab Bypoll

In a decisive move aimed at safeguarding electoral integrity, the Election Commission of India has suspended the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of Tarn Taran, Punjab, for allegedly interfering in the conduct of a bypoll. The action underscores the Commission’s commitment to ensuring a fair and unbiased democratic process. According to officials, the suspension follows reports suggesting misuse of authority and involvement in activities that could influence the electoral outcome.

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  • Fraud
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By Nimrat , 9 November 2025
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Punjab Firm on Constitutional Rights, Says CM Mann After Centre Withdraws PU Jurisdiction Move

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann reaffirmed the state’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding its constitutional and administrative rights following the Centre’s decision to withdraw plans to bring Panjab University (PU) under central jurisdiction. Mann asserted that Punjab will not compromise on its autonomy or historical entitlements, noting that PU holds a distinctive legacy linked to the state’s cultural, academic and political evolution. The announcement comes after months of debate and opposition from political leaders, student bodies and academic stakeholders.

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By Vrinda Chaturvedi , 9 November 2025
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Security Forces Foil Infiltration Attempt in Kupwara, Neutralise Two Armed Militants Near LoC

A major infiltration attempt along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara district was thwarted after security forces engaged and eliminated two armed militants attempting to cross into Indian territory. Officials confirmed the encounter occurred in a high-altitude forested zone, where troops detected suspicious movement and initiated a coordinated response. The operation underscores heightened vigilance along the LoC amid ongoing security challenges in the region.

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By Neena Shukla , 9 November 2025
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PM Modi Targets Opposition as Bihar Records Strong Phase 1 Voter Turnout Ahead of 2025 Polls

The 2025 Bihar Assembly Election has entered a heated phase, with the first round of polling witnessing a robust voter turnout and sparking strong reactions across the political spectrum. Addressing a public rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the participation rate, stating it delivered a “65-volt shock” to opposition parties. The comment underscores the intensifying battle for Bihar, where both the ruling coalition and opposition alliances are pushing aggressive campaigns.

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  • Assembly Polls
  • BJP
By Poonam Singh , 9 November 2025
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Delhi Chokes as Toxic Smog Pushes City Into Red Zone; Public Health Concerns Mount

Delhi has once again plunged into hazardous air quality levels, entering the red zone as thick smog blankets the capital. Residents woke to dense pollution, reduced visibility, and an acrid haze, prompting urgent health advisories and concerns over prolonged exposure. The Air Quality Index (AQI) crossed severe thresholds across multiple monitoring stations, signaling dangerous breathing conditions for the city’s population. Experts warn that stagnant weather patterns, construction dust, vehicular emissions, and crop stubble burning continue to form a toxic mix during the winter season.

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  • Healthcare
By Vrinda Chaturvedi , 8 November 2025
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Google Maps Rolls Out AI-Powered Navigation and Safety Enhancements for Indian Users

Google has introduced a significant upgrade to its Maps platform in India, integrating its Gemini AI system to deliver more intuitive navigation and enhanced user safety features. The update marks a major step in improving real-time travel guidance, public transport planning, and on-road alerts across key Indian cities. With India’s rapidly growing mobility ecosystem and increasing dependence on mobile navigation, Google’s latest development aims to streamline commutes, reduce travel uncertainties, and support safer journeys for millions of users daily.

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By Nick Arora , 8 November 2025
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Harman Kardon Unveils Aura Studio 5 in Malaysia at RM1,599, Elevating Premium Home Audio Experience

Premium audio brand Harman Kardon has introduced its Aura Studio 5 speaker in the Malaysian market, priced at RM1,599, adding another statement product to its luxury sound portfolio. Known for blending acoustic excellence with refined aesthetics, the new model continues the brand’s legacy of immersive, 360-degree audio performance. With its sculptural dome design, enhanced bass capabilities, and contemporary build, the Aura Studio 5 aims to strengthen the brand's appeal among music enthusiasts and design-conscious consumers.

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By Arpan Yadav , 8 November 2025
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South Asian Experts Sound Alarm on ‘Hidden Hunger’ and Its Impact on Infant Brain Development

Leading health and nutrition specialists across South Asia have raised concerns about the growing prevalence of “hidden hunger,” a form of malnutrition caused not by lack of food, but by chronic deficiency of essential vitamins and minerals. While many families are able to meet basic calorie needs, experts warn that nutrient gaps are silently impairing the cognitive development of millions of infants and young children.

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  • Healthcare

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