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SC Rules UAPA Bail Ban Applies Only to Illegal Foreign Entry

The Supreme Court ruled that the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) does not impose a blanket ban on bail for foreign nationals. The restriction applies only if the foreigner entered India illegally or without authorization. The court clarified that a foreigner legally entering India on a valid visa cannot be denied bail just because their visa expires or their stay becomes unlawful. This ruling came while dismissing the Union government's appeal against bail granted to Sri Lankan Mohamed Rifas in an NIA case.

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UAE Honors Indian Captain Smit Machchhar for Bravery in Cockpit Attack

The UAE honored Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar and Flydubai crew for their bravery during a cockpit attack on September 30 on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight. Despite serious injuries, Machchhar opened the cockpit door, enabling intervention that averted tragedy. UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan awarded them the First Class Order of Zayed II. Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan presented the honors. Israel also announced a civilian bravery award for Machchhar.

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CJI Surya Kant Expands Case Allocation Across Supreme Court Benches

The Supreme Court's new roster, directed by Chief Justice Surya Kant and effective from October 26, broadens the range of subject categories assigned to benches. It redistributes commercial disputes, taxation, education, family law, environmental issues, and other civil and criminal matters among judges. Notably, Justice MM Sundresh's allocation now includes company law, competition law, direct taxation, environmental law, insolvency, and land laws, expanding his previous case categories.

Hindustan Times·

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US Military Strikes Vessel in Eastern Pacific, Killing Five

The US military conducted a strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing five people described as "narco-terrorists." The US Southern Command said the vessel was involved in drug trafficking based on confirmed intelligence. Since September 2025, US strikes on similar vessels have killed over 230 people. Human rights groups condemn these actions as extrajudicial killings.

Deccan Herald·

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Kerala-born Nithya Raman Leads Los Angeles Mayoral Race

Nithya Raman, born in Kerala, is the leading left-leaning challenger to incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral race on November 3. If elected, Raman will become the first Indian-American mayor of Los Angeles, marking a significant milestone in the city's political history.

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India a Top Priority Market for Oracle NetSuite, Says Asia Head

Amit Suxena, group vice president and head of Asia at Oracle NetSuite, stated that India is among the highest-priority markets for the AI-native business management platform. Speaking at Oracle AI World, he noted that momentum among Indian businesses has been growing steadily over the past four to five years.

ET Tech·

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