November
01.11.2024
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Friday
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The day after Diwali's smoke

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Post-Diwali air quality in Delhi deteriorated significantly, with AQI crossing 400. The firecracker ban was largely ignored, leading to increased pollution. Indian troops resumed patrolling in Ladakh's Demchok sector after a 4-year hiatus, following the recent India-China border agreement. Congress warned the Election Commission of potential legal action over its response to Haryana election issues. Prime Minister Modi criticized Congress for making "fake promises" and "unfulfilled guarantees" in various states. In Jammu and Kashmir, two migrant workers were shot by terrorists in Budgam district. The day also saw the passing of Bibek Debroy, chairman of the PM's Economic Advisory Council. On the economic front, investors celebrated gains in the stock market during Muhurat trading.
02.11.2024
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Saturday
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The day of multiple encounters and diplomatic tensions

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Multiple encounters between security forces and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir dominated the news, with reports of at least three terrorists killed and four police officers injured. These incidents, occurring in Anantnag and Srinagar, sparked political debates about security measures. Simultaneously, diplomatic tensions with Canada escalated as India summoned a Canadian diplomat over allegations against Home Minister Amit Shah. India accused Canada of surveillance on its diplomats, further straining relations. The aftermath of Diwali celebrations continued to impact air quality, with Delhi experiencing severe pollution levels. In political developments, asset declarations of Maharashtra politicians showed significant increases, while the INDIA alliance finalized seat-sharing in Jharkhand. The US sanctions on 19 Indian companies also drew attention, with the Ministry of External Affairs responding to these actions.
03.11.2024
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Sunday
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The day of grenade and cricket tremors

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A grenade attack in Srinagar's Sunday market injured at least 12 people, continuing the pattern of violence from previous days. The incident prompted appeals from Omar Abdullah to security forces. India's cricket team suffered a historic 0-3 Test series loss to New Zealand at home, marking their first-ever whitewash on home soil. Captain Rohit Sharma described it as a "very low point" in his career, leading to discussions about potential changes in the team and coaching staff.

In political developments, Congress expelled three senior leaders in Jharkhand, while BJP's manifesto for state elections reiterated concerns about "infiltrators". Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar discussed progress in India-China disengagement at the LAC. The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena's decision to contest 25 Assembly seats in Mumbai potentially impacts BJP-Shiv Sena alliance prospects. The day concluded with reports of KSRTC bus accident in Malappuram, injuring 16 people.
04.11.2024
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Monday
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The day of temple attacks and fighter jet crash

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The attack on a Hindu temple in Canada by alleged Khalistani extremists dominated early headlines, with India condemning the violence and expressing concern for its citizens' safety. Prime Minister Modi later strongly denounced the incident, calling it a "deliberate attack" and a "cowardly attempt to intimidate diplomats." This escalated tensions in already strained India-Canada relations.

Domestically, a MiG-29 fighter jet crashed near Agra, with the pilot ejecting safely. The Supreme Court criticized Delhi authorities for weak enforcement of the Diwali firecracker ban. In political developments, the Election Commission changed by-election dates in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Kerala. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was summoned for questioning in a land scam case. The day concluded with reports of rebel candidates causing tensions in Maharashtra's political alliances.
05.11.2024
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Tuesday
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The day America voted and India watched

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The US presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump dominated Indian media throughout the day. Coverage focused on voting processes, potential outcomes, and implications for India-US relations. Simultaneously, the Supreme Court upheld the UP Madrasa Education Act, stating it doesn't violate secularism principles. This decision contrasts with recent tensions surrounding religious institutions.

In the afternoon, reports emerged of a shooting incident on a moving train in Odisha, highlighting ongoing security concerns. The I.N.D.I.A. bloc announced seven guarantees for Jharkhand, including free ration and monthly payments, signaling intensifying political competition. By evening, news broke of renowned Bhojpuri folk singer Sharda Sinha's passing at 72, shifting focus momentarily from politics to cultural loss. The day's coverage reflected India's keen interest in global politics while grappling with domestic issues.
06.11.2024
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Wednesday
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The day Trump triumphed and Modi called

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Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 US presidential election dominated Indian media coverage. Early reports focused on vote counting and swing states, with Trump gradually pulling ahead. By mid-morning, Trump had secured enough electoral votes to claim victory. Prime Minister Modi congratulated Trump, calling him a "friend." Indian analysts discussed potential impacts on India-US relations, particularly regarding H-1B visas and trade policies. The Indian stock market responded positively to Trump's win. By evening, reports emerged of Kamala Harris conceding defeat and calling Trump. Throughout the day, Indian media analyzed factors contributing to Trump's victory and speculated on its implications for global politics. The coverage reflected India's keen interest in US politics and its potential ramifications for bilateral relations.
07.11.2024
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Thursday
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The day Trump's triumph echoed in India

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Trump's victory in the US presidential election dominated Indian media. Prime Minister Modi congratulated Trump, referring to him as "my friend." The impact on India-US relations, particularly defense ties and visa policies, was extensively analyzed. Biden pledged a peaceful transfer of power. India criticized Canada for banning an Australian outlet that aired Foreign Minister Jaishankar's remarks, escalating diplomatic tensions. Domestically, chaos erupted in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly over an Article 370 banner. The government doubled penalties for stubble burning following Supreme Court directives. Terror incidents in Kashmir, including the killing of two Village Defense Group members, were reported. Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan received death threats, prompting police action. The day's coverage reflected India's keen interest in global politics while grappling with domestic issues.
08.11.2024
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Friday
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The day Chandrachud bowed out and Samson shone

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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's retirement dominated the morning news, with his emotional farewell speech reflecting on his tenure. The Supreme Court's split verdict on Aligarh Muslim University's minority status, overturning a 1967 judgment, sparked discussions throughout the day. By afternoon, focus shifted to the T20 cricket match between India and South Africa in Durban. Sanju Samson's century set a challenging target for South Africa, while Indian bowlers, particularly spinners, secured a decisive victory. The match coverage continued into the evening. Political developments included Prime Minister Modi's criticism of the opposition alliance in Maharashtra and discussions on the potential impact of Trump's immigration policies on Indians. The day's coverage reflected a balance between judicial, sporting, and political interests, with the cricket match providing a unifying national focus.
09.11.2024
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Saturday
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The day of Quetta blast and Trudeau's backpedal

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A suicide bombing at Quetta railway station in Pakistan's Balochistan province killed 25 people, including 14 security personnel. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility. Justin Trudeau admitted to Khalistani presence in Canada but later backpedaled, intensifying the India-Canada diplomatic rift. Prime Minister Modi criticized Congress for divisive tactics and questioned their stance on Article 370 during rallies in Maharashtra. Amit Shah warned against Muslim reservations, while Rahul Gandhi challenged Modi to implement caste census and break the 50% reservation limit. The Supreme Court's ruling on Aligarh Muslim University's minority status sparked debates on SC-ST reservations. In Kashmir, security forces neutralized a terrorist in Sopore. Canada's decision to end its fast-track visa program raised concerns among Indian students.
International focus remained on ongoing Israeli strikes in Gaza and Qatar's withdrawal from mediation efforts.
10.11.2024
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Sunday
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The day Bulldozer Justice died and the Captain fell

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Chief Justice Chandrachud's final verdict condemned "bulldozer justice" as uncivilized, marking a significant shift in judicial approach to unauthorized demolitions. The morning saw protests at the Canadian High Commission in Delhi over temple attacks, while Canadian authorities arrested Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla, Nijjar's associate.
An Army officer died in Kishtwar during an encounter with militants, adding to the security challenges in Jammu & Kashmir. The afternoon brought political developments from Maharashtra, where both BJP and MVA released manifestos with competing welfare promises.
In the evening, South Africa defeated India in the second T20 despite Varun Chakravarthy's five-wicket haul, leveling the series 1-1. Netanyahu confirmed authorizing the September pager attacks in Lebanon that killed 39 people, while Indian authorities captured Baba Siddique's alleged killer at the Nepal border.
11.11.2024
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Monday
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The day of the new Chief and the Manipur shots

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The morning centered on Justice Sanjiv Khanna's swearing-in as India's 51st Chief Justice, following Chandrachud's retirement. His six-month tenure faces major pending cases including marital rape and sedition laws.
By afternoon, reports emerged of security forces killing 11 suspected militants in Manipur's Jiribam district, leading to protests from Kuki organizations who disputed the militant designation. The incident triggered a shutdown call and reimposition of curfew.
The Kremlin denied Washington Post's report of Trump-Putin communication regarding Ukraine de-escalation, while Netanyahu's admission of ordering September's Lebanon strikes continued to generate coverage. In Maharashtra's electoral landscape, BJP's "Ek hain toh safe hain" campaign gained prominence, while the Supreme Court directed Delhi government to decide on year-round firecracker restrictions, stating no religion promotes pollution.
12.11.2024
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Tuesday
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The day Trump picked India's man

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Trump's appointment of Mike Waltz, India Caucus head and China critic, as National Security Advisor dominated morning coverage, signaling potential shifts in US-India relations. The development gained significance against ongoing border tensions with China.
By midday, reports confirmed completion of the first India-China coordinated patrol along LAC following October's disengagement agreement, marking a tactical shift in border management. Election coverage focused on Uddhav Thackeray's bag inspection controversy, with Election Commission clarifying similar checks were conducted on BJP leaders' helicopters.
DRDO's successful test of a long-range land attack cruise missile emerged in afternoon bulletins, while Mathura refinery explosion injured eight workers. Evening coverage centered on Jharkhand's first phase elections across 43 seats, as polls opened amid ED raids on multiple locations targeting alleged Bangladeshi infiltration networks.
13.11.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day Bulldozer Met Court and Delhi Choked

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The Supreme Court's landmark ruling against "bulldozer justice" dominated morning coverage, establishing strict guidelines requiring 15-day notices and video documentation before demolitions. Officials conducting illegal demolitions will now pay compensation from their personal salaries.
By afternoon, Delhi's air quality entered the 'severe' category for the first time this season, with AQI reaching 429. CAQM responded with enhanced restrictions on vehicular movement.
Trump's announcement of Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy heading a new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) generated substantial coverage, continuing the previous day's focus on his cabinet picks.
The first phase of Jharkhand assembly elections saw 64.86% turnout by evening, while Tamil Nadu reported a violent incident where a doctor was stabbed multiple times in a government hospital. The attacker, captured on CCTV walking away calmly, sparked discussions about healthcare worker safety.
14.11.2024
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Thursday
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The Day Students Won and Delhi Turned to Screens

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UPPSC's reversal of its two-shift exam policy marked a victory for students protesting in Prayagraj since November 10. The commission agreed to conduct civil service preliminaries in a single shift, though protesters continued demanding further concessions.
Delhi's air quality crisis reached new severity, prompting implementation of GRAP-III measures. Primary schools shifted to online classes, construction activities halted, and vehicular restrictions tightened. The AQI reached 432, with some areas exceeding 500.
AAP retained control of Delhi's Municipal Corporation as Mahesh Khinchi won the mayoral election by three votes, despite BJP's cross-voting attempts.
The Union government announced environmental permit waivers for low-polluting industries, while the US Labor Department alleged forced labor in Maharashtra's Beed sugar industries.
India initiated extradition proceedings for Khalistani leader Arsh Dalla following his arrest in Canada.
15.11.2024
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Friday
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The Day of Two Fires: Children and Cricket

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The morning began with a technical failure grounding both PM Modi's aircraft in Deoghar and Rahul Gandhi's helicopter in Godda, Jharkhand, creating parallel narratives in media coverage. Delhi's severe air pollution triggered new workplace timing regulations, while the ICC decisively banned Pakistan's Champions Trophy tour in PoK following India's objections.
By afternoon, cricket dominated as Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma scored centuries against South Africa, setting India's highest T20 score. The euphoria was interrupted by reports of a devastating fire at Jhansi Medical College's children's ward, where 37 children were evacuated through broken windows, with 10 reported casualties.
The headlines showed continuity with previous days' themes: Trump's controversial cabinet picks expanded to include Tulsi Gabbard for intelligence chief, while Sri Lanka's parliamentary election resulted in a decisive victory for President Dissanayake's NPP.
16.11.2024
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Saturday
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The Day Fire Took Ten Children

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The Jhansi Medical College fire dominated coverage throughout the day, with details emerging in waves. Morning reports revealed expired fire extinguishers and a nurse lighting a match near oxygen supplies. By afternoon, officials disputed death toll claims while forming a high-level probe committee.
In Manipur, the discovery of three bodies near Jiribam triggered renewed violence. Protesters attacked homes of ministers and MLAs, leading to curfew imposition in two districts and internet suspension in seven.
The Election Commission issued notices to both BJP and Congress leadership over campaign speeches, continuing its heightened scrutiny of political rhetoric ahead of state elections.
ISRO signed a deal with SpaceX for satellite launches, while ICC modified Champions Trophy venues following BCCI's objections regarding matches in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, resolving yesterday's cricket controversy.
17.11.2024
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Sunday
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The Day Coalition Broke in Manipur

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The morning brought news of fresh violence in Manipur, with attacks on CM Biren Singh's residence and properties of ministers. By afternoon, NPP formally withdrew support from the BJP government, citing failure to control ethnic violence. Home Minister Amit Shah canceled his Maharashtra rallies to return to Delhi for emergency meetings.
Delhi's air quality deteriorated to 'severe plus' levels, triggering GRAP-IV implementation. Schools except grades 10-12 shifted online, truck entry was banned, and work-from-home advisory was issued.
PM Modi received Nigeria's highest civilian honor during his visit, while DRDO successfully tested India's first long-range hypersonic missile. The media coverage showed particular interest in Modi's endorsement of "The Sabarmati Report" film about the Godhra incident.
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot's resignation from AAP, the third minister to quit since 2022, prompted opposing narratives from BJP and AAP about agency pressure versus principled departure.
18.11.2024
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Monday
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The Day Delhi Schools Went Dark and Manipur Burned Again

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Delhi's air quality reached 493 AQI by morning, prompting the Supreme Court to mandate GRAP-IV implementation across NCR. Initially exempted, classes 10-12 were also moved online by afternoon as hospital admissions spiked and flight visibility dropped to 150 meters.
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Jiribam district, with protesters attacking party offices and MLAs' residences. Home Minister Shah canceled other engagements to chair an emergency meeting, deploying 50 additional companies of central forces.
SpaceX successfully launched ISRO's heaviest satellite GSAT-20 (4,700 kg) in the evening, marking India's first commercial collaboration with Musk's company.
US authorities detained Anmol Bishnoi, brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and wanted in the Salman Khan residence shooting case. Indian Coast Guard intercepted a Pakistani vessel after a two-hour chase, rescuing seven Indian fishermen.
19.11.2024
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Tuesday
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The Day Maharashtra Money Flowed and Delhi Sought Rain

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Pre-election tensions in Maharashtra peaked as BJP National General Secretary Vinod Tawde faced FIR over alleged Rs. 5 crore cash distribution, with Rs. 9 lakh recovered from his hotel room. The story evolved from morning allegations to evening counter-accusations of Bitcoin involvement.
Delhi's air crisis reached new extremes, with most monitoring stations touching 500 AQI. Environment Minister Gopal Rai sought Centre's approval for artificial rain, while studies revealed thermal power plants contribute 16 times more pollution than stubble burning.
Air India faced criticism over multiple flight issues, including passengers stranded in Phuket for 80 hours. The incident gained attention as Delhi's smog forced flight diversions.
India-China relations showed movement as both countries discussed resuming direct flights following Foreign Minister meetings at G20. Putin's planned India visit was announced, his first since the Ukraine war began.
20.11.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day Two Elections Met Two Revolvers

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Maharashtra's assembly elections and by-elections in five states were marked by accusations of voter suppression and violence. By morning, seven police officers were suspended in UP for interfering with burqa-clad voters, while a video emerged of an inspector threatening voters with a revolver in Muzaffarnagar.
A Dalit woman's body was found in UP's Karhal, with family claiming she was killed for supporting BJP. The incident intensified political tensions during voting.
By afternoon, Maharashtra reported 58% turnout, with Mumbai showing notably low participation. The Bitcoin controversy from previous days evolved into an AI-generated audio dispute between Supriya Sule and Ajit Pawar.
Evening exit polls predicted advantage for BJP-led Mahayuti in Maharashtra, while showing a tight contest in Jharkhand. The day ended with media focus shifting from violence reports to electoral predictions.
21.11.2024
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Thursday
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The Day Adani Lost Two Billion and Kenya

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US Securities Commission charges against Adani Group, alleging $265 million bribes to Indian officials, triggered a market collapse that wiped $24 billion from the group's value. By afternoon, Kenya canceled its airport deal with Adani, marking the first international fallout.
Exit polls from Maharashtra showed advantage for the BJP-led alliance, while MVA partners publicly disputed chief minister candidacy even before results. The electoral discourse shifted from previous days' violence reports to coalition arithmetic.
Russia's claim of first-ever ICBM use in Ukraine dominated international coverage, though Western officials disputed the classification. Putin later clarified it was a new hypersonic missile, issuing warnings to the US and UK.
The Modi government prepared 16 bills for the winter session, including the controversial Waqf repeal bill, as Delhi's AQI finally dropped below 400 after five days.
22.11.2024
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Friday
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The Day Bumrah Answered Adani

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The SEC's unsealed arrest warrant against Gautam Adani from last month dominated morning coverage, with new details emerging about alleged Rs 1,750 crore bribes to Jagan Reddy. The White House attempted to contain diplomatic damage, emphasizing strong US-India ties.
By mid-morning, Canada officially retracted media claims linking Modi to the Nijjar case, removing extra screening for Indian flights. The reversal marked a significant shift in the ongoing diplomatic tensions.
In Perth, India's cricket collapse at 150 runs was dramatically reversed when Bumrah took four Australian wickets, shifting media focus from corporate scandal to sporting redemption.
The deployment of 10,000 additional troops to Manipur signaled escalating violence, while Maharashtra's pre-counting coverage showed both alliances preparing for possible MLA poaching, with reports of resort bookings emerging by evening.
23.11.2024
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Saturday
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The Day Shinde Reversed the Flow

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The Maharashtra election results dominated coverage, with Mahayuti alliance securing over 200 seats, reversing their Lok Sabha setback from six months ago. Early morning trends showed initial MVA lead, but by 9 AM Shinde's coalition established dominance.
By afternoon, focus shifted to leadership questions within Mahayuti, with both Shinde and Fadnavis avoiding direct claims to chief ministership. Modi's arrival at BJP headquarters marked the narrative's shift from local to national implications.
The opposition's response evolved from initial silence to EVM allegations, with Sanjay Raut claiming "something is wrong" while Congress questioned the counting process. This echoed previous days' concerns about voter suppression.
In parallel developments, India maintained control in the Perth Test through Bumrah's five-wicket haul and Jaiswal-Rahul partnership, while Hemant Soren secured Jharkhand with 57 seats.
24.11.2024
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Sunday
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The Day Stones Flew at Prayer

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Violence erupted at Sambhal's Jama Masjid during a court-ordered survey, resulting in three deaths and over 30 injured police officers. The incident evolved from morning protests to afternoon stone-pelting and arson, leading to internet shutdown and school closures.
In Jeddah, the IPL auction set records with Rishabh Pant (₹27 crore), Shreyas Iyer (₹26.75 crore), and Venkatesh Iyer (₹23.75 crore) becoming the most expensive players in IPL history. The auction's shift to Saudi Arabia marked IPL's growing international footprint.
The post-election Maharashtra narrative shifted from victory celebrations to government formation mechanics, with NCP claiming deputy chief ministership. Sharad Pawar broke his silence on Ajit's victory, acknowledging electoral success while asserting original NCP legacy.
In Perth, Kohli surpassed Bradman's record with his 30th Test century, setting Australia a 534-run target.
25.11.2024
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Monday
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The Day The Stones Met The Child Millionaire

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The Sambhal mosque survey violence continued to unfold with new arrests, including the mosque's Sadr Zafar Ali and 400 others, while opposition leaders increasingly framed the incident as state-orchestrated. The Supreme Court maintained GRAP-4 pollution controls in Delhi but allowed schools to consider hybrid classes.
In Jeddah, the IPL auction concluded with unprecedented developments: 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi became the youngest millionaire player, while total spending reached ₹639.15 crore for 182 players. The auction's Saudi location marked IPL's growing international presence.
Maharashtra's leadership tussle intensified as Fadnavis traveled to Delhi for meetings with Amit Shah, while Shiv Sena proposed a "Bihar model" of leadership rotation. In parallel, Telangana returned Adani Group's ₹100 crore funding amid bribery allegations, as Bangladesh joined Kenya in reviewing power deals with the group.
26.11.2024
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Tuesday
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The Day Constitution Met Shinde's Farewell

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Maharashtra's political drama peaked as Eknath Shinde resigned while attending Constitution Day celebrations, with BJP sources hinting at Fadnavis's return as CM. The Supreme Court marked Constitution Day with significant rulings, dismissing petitions to remove "secular" from the preamble and rejecting demands for paper ballots with pointed criticism of selective EVM complaints.
The Sambhal mosque violence investigation revealed CCTV footage of protesters shooting at police, while FIRs named Samajwadi MP Barq as key instigator. This narrative shifted focus from previous days' civilian casualties to organized resistance.
India-Bangladesh tensions escalated over ISKCON priest Chinmoy Das's arrest, with Bangladesh rejecting India's diplomatic concerns as "unfounded." Evening headlines reported a lawyer's death in related protests.
By nightfall, attention shifted to Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire negotiations, with Netanyahu claiming to have pushed Hezbollah "decades back" while approving the deal.
27.11.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day Shinde Gave Away The Crown

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The Maharashtra leadership transition dominated media coverage, evolving from morning speculation to afternoon clarity. Eknath Shinde's press conference marked a turning point, as he publicly deferred to BJP's choice for chief minister, stating he "never saw himself as CM" and would accept Modi's decision. By afternoon, sources indicated BJP would get the CM position with two deputies.
The Sambhal mosque controversy continued with authorities releasing posters of 100 protesters, including women, while announcing compensation recovery mechanisms. The narrative shifted from violence coverage to administrative response.
Bangladesh-India tensions escalated over treatment of Hindu institutions, with retired Indian officials writing to Modi about Chinmoy Das's arrest while Bangladesh courts considered petitions to ban ISKCON.
Fresh violence reports emerged from Manipur by evening, with CRPF involvement in Kuki-Meitei confrontations resulting in multiple casualties.
28.11.2024
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Thursday
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The Day The Three Kings Met Shah

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Hemant Soren took oath as Jharkhand's CM for the fourth time in a morning ceremony that gathered INDIA alliance leaders, marking their first major show of unity since recent electoral setbacks.
The Prashant Vihar blast in Delhi sparked security concerns, with white powder found at the scene, while Kejriwal criticized the home ministry's handling of city security. The Supreme Court extended GRAP-4 restrictions until December 2, exempting schools.
The Maharashtra leadership transition reached Delhi, with Shinde, Fadnavis, and Ajit Pawar meeting Amit Shah for two hours. The meeting, following Shinde's earlier indication of stepping aside, suggested BJP's increasing control over the coalition arrangement.
Bangladesh's political-religious tensions escalated as Sheikh Hasina condemned the arrest of Hindu monk Chinmoy Das, while courts rejected attempts to ban ISKCON. The Ajmer Dargah controversy expanded with new temple claims reaching courts.
29.11.2024
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Friday
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The Day Shinde Fled to His Village

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Maharashtra's leadership crisis took an unexpected turn when Eknath Shinde departed for his village in Satara, canceling a crucial Mahayuti meeting. The move followed night talks with Amit Shah where BJP reportedly offered him the deputy CM position. Media speculation about his response to the offer dominated morning coverage.
India's GDP growth slowed to 5.4% in Q2, falling below expectations and prompting economic concern. The news shifted attention from politics to financial markets.
The Supreme Court intervened in the Sambhal mosque controversy, directing trial courts to pause proceedings and maintain peace. The court emphasized the need for legal process over administrative action.
Bangladesh-India tensions escalated as MEA rejected claims of "media exaggeration" regarding attacks on Hindus, while ISKCON clarified its position on Chinmoy Das's arrest.
ICC postponed its decision on the 2025 Champions Trophy location after India maintained its position against playing in Pakistan.
30.11.2024
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Saturday
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The Day Fengal Met Kejriwal's Splash

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Cyclone Fengal dominated morning coverage as it approached Tamil Nadu, with Chennai airport closing operations and authorities evacuating coastal areas. The storm's path shifted slightly by afternoon, making landfall near Puducherry.
The Maharashtra leadership saga reached clarity with Ajit Pawar's afternoon announcement that BJP would take the Chief Minister position, while NCP and Shiv Sena would receive deputy posts. The December 5 swearing-in date was confirmed, marking the end of Shinde's retreat strategy from previous days.
A liquid-throwing incident at Kejriwal during his padyatra generated competing narratives, with AAP claiming an assassination attempt using spirit and matches, while police described it as water.
Gautam Adani made his first public response to US fraud allegations at a jewelers' event, framing attacks as strengthening factors. By evening, AAP legislator Naresh Balyan's arrest over gangster communications added another layer to Delhi's political tension.
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