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18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours
Oct 7, 2026

18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours

Assam Police apprehended 18 Bangladeshi nationals in separate operations in Guwahati over the past 24 hours, including five intercepted at the railway station and 13 found at a hotel. Police said the individuals had entered India illegally and were staying or travelling without valid documents, with legal proceedings initiated for their expulsion.


18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours
Oct 7, 2026

18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours

Assam Police apprehended 18 Bangladeshi nationals in separate operations in Guwahati over the past 24 hours, including five intercepted at the railway station and 13 found at a hotel. Police said the individuals had entered India illegally and were staying or travelling without valid documents, with legal proceedings initiated for their expulsion.



LA man, 26, kills himself at $3.3m home hours before he was due in court on charges of raping one woman and kidnapping another, as stricken family blasts DA
Oct 7, 2026

LA man, 26, kills himself at $3.3m home hours before he was due in court on charges of raping one woman and kidnapping another, as stricken family blasts DA

Alexander Schecter, 26, was found unconscious and not breathing at his family's residence. He was due in court on Tuesday morning after he was charged with rape, and forced oral copulation.


Boy, 9, tossed around like a ragdoll on 62mph Universal Orlando rollercoaster after passing out, lawsuit claims, with mom sharing photo of him unconscious
Oct 7, 2026

Boy, 9, tossed around like a ragdoll on 62mph Universal Orlando rollercoaster after passing out, lawsuit claims, with mom sharing photo of him unconscious

The boy suffered 'severe and permanent bodily injuries' to his face, head, neck and spine after 'his head and face were thrown against the hard surfaces of the ride,' the lawsuit alleged.


Why is the US stock market down today? Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 in deep red — rising Treasury yields, oil prices and Fed uncertainty weigh on stocks
Oct 7, 2026

Why is the US stock market down today? Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 in deep red — rising Treasury yields, oil prices and Fed uncertainty weigh on stocks

Why is the US stock market down today? The Dow Jones crashes today, falling 565 points, or 1.10%. The S&P 500 slipped 0.68% to 7,765.65, while the Nasdaq fell 0.83% to 27,370.15. Rising Treasury yields are driving much of the pressure. The 10-year yield climbed above 5.36%, its highest level since April 2002. Oil also rose, with Brent above $101, adding fresh inflation concerns ahead of the Federal Reserve minutes.



Notorious Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris, nicknamed 'Houdini' for his ability to beat serious criminal charges, dies at 62
Oct 7, 2026

Notorious Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris, nicknamed 'Houdini' for his ability to beat serious criminal charges, dies at 62

Notorious underworld figure Paul Ferris has died aged 62 at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow yesterday after being admitted two days earlier.


Pakistan's staple turns scarce: Peshawar pays Rs 3,300 for 20kg flour as subsidised supply dries up
Oct 7, 2026

Pakistan's staple turns scarce: Peshawar pays Rs 3,300 for 20kg flour as subsidised supply dries up

Flour prices in Peshawar have sharply increased, leading to significant rises in roti prices as well. Bakers have reportedly raised the price of a 50-gram roti by 50%, exacerbating public anger. The government claims to be supplying subsidized flour, yet it remains scarce in the open market. Authorities are monitoring dealers amidst accusations of an artificial shortage in the region.


Greenland sharks can live 400 years without losing their vision: Scientists once thought they were blind, now they know why
Oct 7, 2026

Greenland sharks can live 400 years without losing their vision: Scientists once thought they were blind, now they know why

Greenland sharks can live for more than 400 years, but scientists once believed the deep-sea giants were functionally blind because of their cloudy eyes and parasites. A new study has challenged that assumption, finding healthy retinal tissue and visual proteins adapted to the dim Arctic depths. Researchers say the findings could offer clues into how the eyes resist age-related damage and potentially help scientists better understand human vision loss.


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