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Youth Groups Detained in Protest Demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar's Resignation

On October 18, 2026, multiple youth organisations, including the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), attempted a march to Jantar Mantar in New Delhi demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Security personnel detained several activists during the 'Ungli Toh Uthegi-Hallabol March.' NSUI national president Vinod Jakhar vowed to continue the democratic struggle against the politicisation of the Election Commission.

The Hindu··New Delhi

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WorldPhoto: NDTV Business

Zelenskyy Claims Starlink Speed Limits in Ukraine Are Deliberate

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the speed restrictions on SpaceX's Starlink system for Ukraine's military use appear intentional, not technical. Despite checks in Europe showing normal speeds, the limitations persist in Ukraine, suggesting a planned operation. Zelenskyy also criticized the US decision to waive sanctions on Russia amid ongoing Russian missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

NDTV Business··Kyiv

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SportsPhoto: HT Sports

Rams CB Trent McDuffie Out vs Cardinals Due to Groin Injury

Los Angeles Rams cornerback Trent McDuffie, sidelined by a groin injury sustained Friday, will not play in Week 6 against the Arizona Cardinals. This marks McDuffie's first missed game this season. The Rams have promoted defensive back Cam Lampkin from their practice squad to the active roster, likely assigning him to cover Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson. The situation is developing.

HT Sports··Los Angeles

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PoliticsPhoto: News18 World

Trump Blames Immigration for Violent Protests in France, Urges Border Closure

US President Donald Trump blamed immigration for violent protests in France over rising living costs and public services. The unrest led to clashes, looting, and arson, with around 1,800 arrests and hundreds of injuries. A 143-year-old city hall in Limoges was partially destroyed by fire. Trump urged France to close its borders to regain control, linking the violence to immigration.

News18 World··Limoges

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HealthPhoto: Firstpost Health

Breast Cancer Challenges: Early Detection and Screening Access

Doctors emphasize that younger women should not ignore breast changes, as fear, stigma, and limited screening access delay diagnosis. Advances in radiotherapy now help eligible patients preserve their breasts without compromising treatment outcomes, highlighting ongoing challenges in early detection, personalized treatment, and screening availability for breast cancer.

Firstpost Health·

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PoliticsPhoto: HT World

Trump to Close Washington Golf Course for 15 Months Amid Legal Dispute

US President Donald Trump announced the 15-month closure of the historic East Potomac Golf Course in Washington, DC, starting November 15 for major renovations. The redevelopment faces a legal challenge, with a court halting work until at least October 26 due to unauthorized tree removal. Trump aims to create one of the world's best golf courses but did not mention the legal issues in his announcement.

HT World··Washington

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