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Jamia Students Protest for First Elections in 20 Years

Students at Jamia Millia Islamia have been protesting since October 12 demanding the restoration of student union elections, which have not been held for 20 years. Five students began an indefinite hunger strike seeking a fixed election date, written assurances, and the resignation of the proctor and security advisor. The students submitted a legal opinion from senior Supreme Court lawyer Sanjay Hegde to the administration, which stated no legal barrier exists to holding elections. The university registrar recently approved the student union constitution, but no election schedule has been announced yet.

Amar Ujala··New Delhi

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Politics

Iran Claims It Can Destroy Israel Within One Hour

Iran has released a map outlining a plan to destroy Israel within one hour, including strategies to cut off water supplies. The Iranian military also claimed to have shot down a US drone. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of the nuclear threat from Iran, while tensions escalate with preparations for possible attacks. The Israeli Defense Forces chief has requested written orders amid the conflict.

News18 Hindi·

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Science

Cyclone Arnab Hits Bay of Bengal, Heavy Rain Alert in Several States

Cyclone Arnab has formed in the Bay of Bengal, prompting heavy rain alerts across multiple Indian states. Odisha has issued warnings for six districts, closing schools and banning fishing activities. The cyclone is expected to impact Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, with the Indian Meteorological Department holding high-level meetings to monitor the situation. Farmers in Odisha are working day and night to harvest paddy to protect their crops.

India TV Hindi·

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Technology

Software Engineer with 10 Years Experience Fears Job Loss Due to AI

A software engineer with 10 years of experience is worried about job security due to the rise of AI and is considering farming as an alternative. In India, talent shortages amid AI advancements pose challenges. IIT Madras has suggested new ways to protect jobs. AI-related hiring obstacles are emerging in the labor market, while AI expert Andrew Ng criticizes companies profiting by spreading fear.

AajTak·

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Politics

Indian Army Rejects Pakistani Claims on Chinese Soldiers

The Indian Army has dismissed claims made by Pakistan-linked accounts about Chinese soldiers, urging not to interpret the situation as a military conflict. The tension on the Arunachal Pradesh border has drawn responses from China and political parties, with the Army calling videos alleging Chinese intrusion as fake. Arunachal's Home Minister stated China cannot take even an inch of Indian land.

Jagran··Arunachal Pradesh

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Business

Brazil Markets Expected to Plunge After Lula's Election Win

Brazil's financial markets are expected to plunge following the improbable election victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Investors are reacting to the political shift as Lula returns to power, raising concerns about economic policies and market stability. The outcome has surprised many, prompting forecasts of market volatility and potential declines in key indices.

Bloomberg.com·

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