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BusinessIndia's Directorate General for Trade Remedies is investigating complaints from domestic producers about dumping of six Chinese products, including Insoluble Sulphur. The probe aims to assess the need for anti-dumping duties amid a growing trade deficit with China. The investigation focuses on import practices of multiple products to protect domestic industries.
Economic Times·
SportsThe National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has initiated a review of the Indian shooting team's performance at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, which was less impressive than the Hangzhou Games three years ago. Key issues include lower scores in some events like air pistol and poor finals conversion rates. India won 15 medals this time, down from 22 in 2023. The review involves coaches and sports scientists to identify improvement areas.
HT Sports··New Delhi
PoliticsBangladesh has acknowledged challenges in its bilateral relations with India. Tariq Rahman, a senior government minister, stated that Dhaka believes these issues can be resolved through dialogue. He emphasized that Bangladesh has never ruled out the possibility of the Prime Minister's visit to India, signaling a softer approach towards improving ties.
Aaj Tak·
EntertainmentKannada actor Shivarajkumar visited Davangere's Trinetra to thank fans for supporting the movie 'Bail,' directed by Pavan Wadeyar. Accompanied by his wife Geetha, director Pavan, and actor Deekshit Shetty, he praised the cast's performances and revealed plans for a sequel, 'Bail-2.' The film is currently running in cinemas across Karnataka.
Deccan Herald··Davangere
EntertainmentSanjay Dutt issued a video statement clarifying that his recent remarks on Shekhar Suman's show Shekhar Tonite were part of a scripted segment and did not reflect his personal views. He acknowledged the mixed reactions online and emphasized that the comments were performed according to the show's script, urging viewers not to misunderstand his actual opinions.
NDTV Movies·
HealthA laboratory worker at a Siberian institute studying plague bacteria died of severe pneumonia on October 2, 2026, prompting dozens to be quarantined as a precaution. Russian authorities deny rumors that plague was released. The WHO is investigating the incident in Irkutsk Oblast, coordinating with Russian health officials to verify details and assess public health risks.
Mint··Irkutsk Oblast
Economic Times·
India's Directorate General for Trade Remedies is investigating complaints from domestic producers about dumping of six Chinese products, including Insoluble Sulphur. The probe aims to assess the need for anti-dumping duties amid a growing trade deficit with China. The investigation focuses on import practices of multiple products to protect domestic industries.
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