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Filmmaker Ramesh Taurani hosted the who's who of Bollywood at his Diwali party in Mumbai
Victorious candidates and their supporters from both Democratic and Republican parties celebrate their respective wins in the US Midterm Elections
From Delhi's old quarters to Mumbai's roadside stalls, shoppers throng markets across the country to buy festive goods, decorations and lanterns ahead of Diwali
Find today's news in pics from India and around the world for November 03, 2026
Weapons drills and physical training have moved to a new centre in Iran’s capital, where the IRGC is preparing volunteers for the possibility of renewed US attacks.
Severe cyclonic storm Murasu made landfall along the south Andhra Pradesh coast on Tuesday, November 3, bringing heavy rainfall and winds gusting up to 120 kmph. The storm triggered red alerts across six districts, disrupted flight operations and led to school closures in several areas. As authorities mobilise disaster response teams and relief efforts, Murasu is expected to weaken into a deep depression by midnight.
Manchester United received an injury boost ahead of their UEFA Champions League clash against AS Roma, with Patrick Dorgu returning to training at Carrington on Monday, November 2, after more than a month out with a hamstring injury. The 22-year-old last featured against Fulham on September 20 and has missed six games since. However, Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford remained absent, with the former nursing an injury and the latter dealing with a hip problem. Michael Carrick's side head into the European fixture under pressure, having gone nine matches without a win and sitting 17th in the Premier League standings.
Morning commuters disappear into the haze, shoppers navigate Azadpur Mandi with covered faces, and geese cross a sky dimmed by smog. Delhi’s air turned ‘very poor’ on Tuesday, with Jahangirpuri recording a ‘severe’ AQI of 452.
Delhi is gearing up for Chhath Puja with preparations underway at more than 1,400 ghats across the capital. Authorities are arranging tents, toilets, lighting, CCTV cameras, women’s changing rooms and sanitation facilities ahead of the four-day festival beginning November 13
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