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India to Replace 1937 Aircraft Rules with New Regulations from 2026

The Indian government has introduced the Bharatiya Vayuyan Niyam, 2026, replacing the Aircraft Rules of 1937. Notified by the Ministry of Civil Aviation and published in the Gazette of India, these new rules will take effect on January 1, 2026. They cover aircraft registration, manufacturing, safety certification, maintenance, flight operations, personnel licensing, and airport operations, defining responsibilities for owners, operators, and airlines.

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India A Strikes Back Against New Zealand A on Day 3

On Day 3 of the second unofficial Test between India A and New Zealand A, New Zealand A continued their innings at 218 runs for 3 wickets. Indian bowlers made a strong comeback, taking four wickets before lunch and putting pressure on the hosts with the new ball.

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Marquez Wins Malaysian MotoGP, Nears Eighth World Title

Marc Marquez won the Malaysian MotoGP at Sepang on November 1, 2026, moving close to his eighth world title. He finished in 40 minutes 14.236 seconds, 4.172 seconds ahead of Pedro Acosta, with his brother Alex Marquez third. Marquez leads the championship by 44 points over Jorge Martin, who missed the race due to injury. Marquez can clinch the title next weekend in Qatar.

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BusinessPhoto: Firstpost Business

Binance Sees Withdrawal Surge After $6.3 Billion Cyber Heist

Binance experienced a surge in customer withdrawals following a massive $6.3 billion cyberattack linked by the FBI to North Korea. The cryptocurrency exchange has replaced 95% of the stolen assets and pledged to cover all financial losses. Withdrawals are now stabilizing as Binance reassures users about the security of their funds.

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Shah Rukh Khan Rose to Stardom with Villain Role, Returns in December

Shah Rukh Khan, known as Bollywood's king, gained fame not only for his acting but also his distinctive hairstyles. He once cut his hair for a TV show that brought him significant recognition. His villain role in the film 'Deewana' made him an overnight star. He is set to appear in the movie 'King' this December. Today, November 2, marks his birthday.

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Air India Considers Singapore Airlines Executive for CFO Amid Losses

Air India is considering appointing a Singapore Airlines executive as its new Chief Financial Officer. Preliminary discussions have taken place involving Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran and Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam, both of whom support the potential appointment as the airline faces mounting losses.

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