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India News, 3 November 2026
Tuesday 3 November 2026, 12 stories.
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Navy rescues 20 crew members from hijacked Iranian vessel
The operation was carried out 3,000 km from Mumbai in the Arabian Sea, the officials said.
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DMK Leader Called Vijay "Corpse". Court Grants Her Bail, Cites Free Speech
In a strongly worded 16-page order, Justice N Ramesh said those holding high public office must be prepared to face criticism, ridicule and even abuse.
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Tamil Nadu can lead in expenditure reform
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Saint-Gobain, IIT-Madras to set up modern research labs
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NCP Meet Today Amid BJP 'Concern': What Party Leader Said On "Rift" Buzz
"There is no discontent within the party... The Delhi meeting was pre-planned; all our leaders are united," said NCP state chief Sunil Tatkare
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Gem Granite owner Veeramani’s watchman arrested
He had allegedly switched off power supply or changed the angle of the surveillance cameras when victims were brought to the house
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Tamil Nadu Teen Gets Instagram Message. Day Later, His Body Found In Sack
Police have detained two teenage boys, aged 17 and 19, in connection with the murder and are questioning them to establish their roles in the crime.
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Police must serve the State, which endures, and not the party in government, which changes: Madras High Court
The observations were made while granting anticipatory bail to a 60-year-old Councillor, D. Sudha of the DMK, who had allegedly abused Chief Minister C.
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Brother's Video of Sister's Elopement Sparks Family Loyalty Debate
In the video posted online, a young man films himself smiling as his sister walks off in a yellow and white outfit, later revealed as her elopement for love.
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Sanction 2,000 Indiramma houses per Assembly constituency within a week: Telangana Housing MD
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World Leaders Mark Day Against Journalist Impunity Amid Rising Killings
Marking the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, the European Commission and UN officials stressed that press freedom is essential to democracy and the public's right to information.