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Britain's counter-terrorism police investigated a suspected plot related to a British airbase utilised by US forces. No improvised explosive devices were discovered during the investigation, which focused on search operations. A quantity of petrol was recovered from vehicles at the scene, while searches of properties in London were conducted. Five men were arrested on Sunday and are under investigation but have been released on bail.
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The impact is showing in commodity markets: prices of several pulses are up amid crop concerns and festive demand. Maharashtra has declared drought across large parts, and Karnataka is facing similar conditions.
Social Security recipients are awaiting the official 2027 cost-of-living adjustment, which is set to be revealed by the Social Security Administration on October 14. The Senior Citizen League currently projects a 3.5% increase, which would be higher than the 2.8% adjustment for 2026 and 2.5% increase for 2025. If that estimate becomes official, the average monthly benefit of $1,940 would rise by around $67.90 to almost $2,007.
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A curative petition has been filed in the Supreme Court amid challenges to the appointment of election commissioners. This petition questions a prior split verdict regarding the Election Commission of India's appointment process. The petitioners argue that the previous judgment raises fundamental issues about the independence of the Election Commission.
Congress Working Committee convened to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. The committee also called for the suspension of the special intensive revision process for electoral rolls. Additionally, they urged the restoration of over 13 crore deleted names from these rolls. The meeting focused on launching nationwide agitations against the Election Commission's actions.
The Supreme Court declared Mulla Afroz's preventive detention under the National Security Act as illegal. The court found that an alleged confessional statement could not solely justify the detention. Justices highlighted the need for considering surrounding circumstances before issuing such orders.
The latest tearjerker to grace UK screens: the Prime Minister's Labour Conference speech.
The Supreme Court criticized the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights for lax enforcement of the Right to Education Act. The commission is required to ensure that private schools reserve 25% of seats for economically weaker sections. Justices PS Narasimha and Alok Aradhe found the NCPCR's affidavit unsatisfactory and demanded accountability. They directed the commission's chairperson and director to be present at the next hearing.
