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Global Health & Biotech 04 Oct 2026, 08:33 PM IST

Australia Probes Flydubai Co-Pilot’s Alleged Links After Israel Flight Incident

Australian state police and the national security agency are investigating the background and possible local links of a Flydubai co-pilot who allegedly attempted to take control of a passenger aircraft bound for Israel. The inquiry is focused on whether the pilot had any connections in Australia that could help explain the incident or reveal wider security concerns. The case has quickly drawn attention because it sits at the intersection of aviation safety, counterterrorism scrutiny, and international travel security.

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India Sports & Cricket05 Oct 2026, 08:07 PM IST

Delhi recall Sarthak to Ranji squad as domestic season intensifies

Delhi have brought Sarthak back into their Ranji Trophy squad, a selection move that underscores the team’s search for balance and form as the domestic season gathers pace. The recall is being viewed as a practical response to squad needs rather than a symbolic gesture, with the management looking to strengthen options in a competition where consistency and depth often decide outcomes.

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India Sports & CricketRecently

Domestic Table Tennis Calendar Thrown Into Disarray as Ad-Hoc Committee Rejects TTFI-Backed Tournament

India’s domestic table tennis circuit has been jolted into confusion after an ad-hoc committee said a tournament backed by the Table Tennis Federation of India was not recognised. The ruling has deepened uncertainty over who controls the sport’s calendar, with players, organisers and state associations now facing immediate scheduling and eligibility questions.

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India Sports & CricketRecently

Domestic Table Tennis Calendar Thrown Into Disarray After Ad-Hoc Committee Rejects TTFI-Backed Event

India’s domestic table tennis circuit has been jolted into uncertainty after an ad-hoc committee declared that a tournament backed by the Table Tennis Federation of India is not recognised. The ruling has deepened confusion over authority, calendar control and player participation at a time when the sport is already grappling with administrative instability.

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India Sports & CricketRecently

Domestic Table Tennis Calendar in Disarray as Ad-Hoc Panel Rejects TTFI-Backed Event Recognition

India’s table tennis calendar has been thrown into confusion after an ad-hoc committee said a tournament backed by the Table Tennis Federation of India would not be recognised. The dispute has deepened uncertainty for players, coaches and organisers already navigating a fragmented domestic structure. The immediate fallout raises questions over ranking points, selection pathways and the authority governing the sport in the country.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyRecently

India’s Domestic Air Traffic Falls 7.5% in August as Demand Weakens, IATA Says

India’s domestic aviation market contracted for another month in August, with passenger traffic falling 7.5% year on year, according to the International Air Transport Association. The decline marked the steepest drop among major domestic markets tracked by IATA, even as airline capacity fell by a smaller margin than demand, underscoring pressure on load factors and pricing power.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyRecently

India’s Domestic Air Traffic Falls 7.5% in August as IATA Flags Deepest Monthly Decline

India’s domestic aviation market contracted again in August, with passenger traffic falling 7.5% year on year even as capacity declined by a smaller margin, according to industry data cited by the International Air Transport Association. The mismatch between falling demand and relatively firmer supply points to weaker load factors and renewed pressure on airline yields, underscoring a softer phase for one of the economy’s most closely watched transport indicators.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 08:55 PM IST

Iraq Arranges Tanker Route to Bypass Hormuz as Oil Security Fears Intensify

Iraq has moved to reduce its exposure to the Strait of Hormuz by arranging for an oil tanker to sail through an alternative route, according to Bloomberg reporting. The step underscores how regional tensions are forcing major crude exporters to reassess the security of one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. The move is both practical and symbolic: it signals Baghdad’s effort to protect export continuity while markets remain alert to any disruption in Gulf shipping.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 05:58 PM IST

US Pulls All Bombers From RAF Fairford Amid Heightened Security Concerns

The United States has removed all bombers from RAF Fairford in England and returned them to home stations, according to reports citing security concerns linked to suspected terror threats. The move underscores how quickly the military posture around the Iran crisis is being adjusted as Washington seeks to protect high-value assets while tensions remain elevated across the Middle East.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 09:20 AM IST

Iran’s Security Chief Warns of Severe Economic Strain as Unrest Fears Mount

Iran’s top security official has warned of a deepening economic crisis, underscoring the mounting pressure on the Islamic Republic as inflation, currency weakness and public anger converge. The warning comes amid reports of tighter security in major cities and renewed signs of social unrest, suggesting Tehran is bracing for a volatile period at home.

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National Governance & Policy05 Oct 2026, 12:52 AM IST

Former Security Camp in Bastar Repurposed as Hostel for Tribal Schoolboys

A former security camp in Bastar has been converted into a hostel complex for tribal students, marking a notable shift in the use of state infrastructure in one of India’s most security-sensitive regions. The campus now houses 100 pre-matriculation Scheduled Tribes boys and another 50 students in Classes 11 and 12, reflecting a policy emphasis on education and social support in the tribal belt.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 12:11 AM IST

Canada Turns Toward Europe as Trade, Technology and Security Pressures Mount

Canada is deepening its strategic engagement with Europe in a move that reflects growing uncertainty over its economic and security dependence on the United States. A new package under discussion with the European Union would expand cooperation on trade, advanced technology, energy and payment systems, signaling a broader pivot in Ottawa’s foreign policy posture.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 06:49 PM IST

Mirror Life May Move From Theory to Laboratory Reality, Raising Climate and Biosecurity Stakes

Scientists are edging closer to the creation of so-called mirror life, a synthetic form of biology built from molecules that are the mirror image of those found in nature. The prospect is scientifically extraordinary, but it also raises urgent questions for climate research, industrial biotechnology and global biosafety oversight.

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