Man dies after explosive-filled rasgulla bursts in his mouth in India
A man in India has died after a candy containing gunpowder exploded in his mouth, local police say.
World
Tata Motors cuts profit forecast after unexpected quarterly loss of $6.1 billion
Indian carmaker Tata Motors, whose brands include Jaguar and Land Rover, is cutting its profit forecast after an unexpected loss in the second quarter of the fiscal year, which ended in September.
Business
Pakistan Says Border Raids Killed More Than 70 Militants in 10 Days
Pakistan's military says it has carried out raids along the border and killed more than 70 militants.
Conflicts
India’s Inflation Rate Rises to 6.1%, Exceeding Forecasts and Central Bank Target
Inflation in India, the world’s most populous country, is rising more than expected.
Business
Countries’ 2035 Electrification Target Faces Hurdles Over Funding and Fossil Fuels
This year's climate summit will be “the meeting where the light was turned on,” with a new goal of increasing electrification to 35 percent by 2035. That is the hope of the host countries. But, as always when the world's countries are expected to unite, there are problems.
Swedish politics
Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina Seeks Passport Renewal Despite Death Sentence
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country when unrest broke out in 2024. Now she wants to renew her passport so she can return, despite being sentenced to death.
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How pumped hydropower could become a giant battery for renewable energy
How can solar and wind power be stored for when electricity is needed? An old technology could be the answer, with several large-scale projects underway around the world. “It’s simply fantastic,” says Professor Andrew Blakers.
Business
One Crew Member Killed in Attack on Indian-Flagged Cargo Ship off Oman
A crew member has died after an Indian-flagged cargo ship was attacked off the coast of Oman, India's shipping minister said.
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