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Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for Human Rights Work

Navi Pillay, a South African judge and human rights advocate, won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts against war crimes and crimes against humanity. Born in Durban in 1941 to Indian Tamil parents, she grew up under apartheid and has worked to challenge racial discrimination and defend human rights. She currently serves on the International Court of Justice in a genocide case involving Myanmar.

Hindu World··Durban

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Sports

India Leads West Indies 1-0 in 2nd T20I Series

India leads the West Indies 1-0 in the five-match T20I series after winning the first game by 8 wickets. The second T20I match is underway with focus on India's playing XI as they aim to double their lead against the Windies.

NDTV Cricket·

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Pakistan Spends $6 Million on Hague Arbitration Amid Economic Austerity

Pakistan has spent nearly $6 million on a Court of Arbitration case against India in The Hague, including India's share, despite facing economic challenges and austerity measures. The 2026-27 budget allocates over half of the Water Resources Division's $15.3 million budget to the Pakistan Mission for Indus Waters, with only $1.2 million for domestic water priorities. Nearly $7.2 million is listed under general operating expenses, partly for international litigation.

Hindustan Times·

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Business

Anand Rathi Wealth Q2 Profit Rises 22% to Rs 122 Crore

Anand Rathi Wealth reported a 22% year-on-year increase in Q2 business profit, reaching Rs 122 crore. Revenue grew by 16%, and assets under management rose to Rs 1.08 lakh crore. The company also declared a dividend of Rs 4 per share, with quarterly net inflows hitting a record Rs 4,186 crore.

ET Markets·

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Business

TCS Expands Bench and Subcontracting to Meet Rising Demand

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has increased its bench strength and subcontracting both in India and overseas to prepare for anticipated demand. The company hired 4,258 employees sequentially, raising its workforce to 598,056. TCS stated the rise in subcontracting is mainly to align skills with client needs, with visa costs possibly contributing. This was disclosed during the company’s earnings call.

Hindu Business··Chennai

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Politics

Trump Administration Suspends PERM Applications for Microsoft, TCS and Others

On October 8, the Trump administration announced a suspension barring Microsoft, TCS, and other IT firms from submitting new PERM applications and halting the processing of pending ones. This move affects green card seekers relying on these companies for employment-based permanent residency in the US, impacting their immigration process significantly.

Mint·

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