A comprehensive roundup of key national political developments, international policy updates, legal actions, and record-shattering cricket moments for October 28.

A confrontation erupted in Punjab's Mansa district after police intercepted and took custody of a 35-year-old drug overdose victim's body.

How an army of grease hunters in Bengaluru is transforming restaurant waste into a vital national asset for sustainable aviation fuel.

SEBI is shifting expiring derivatives settlement back to a 30-minute VWAP to curb volatility triggered by recent closing auction changes.

A 22-year-old college student was struck and killed by an AC local train in Mumbai while attempting to cross tracks amid massive Central Railway disruptions.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expanded his cabinet by inducting four veteran legislators, bringing the total strength of the council to nine.

A new study reveals that a strong sense of invincibility may explain why individuals with psychopathic traits find frightening situations exciting rather than scary.

The Bombay High Court has granted temporary protection to actor Imran Khan, with the government confirming no action will be taken until November 2.

Vote counting for the biennial Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections covering 11 graduate and teacher constituencies commenced under strict security.

A Wheat Ridge resident forwent traditional jewelry stores, spending months panning Colorado rivers for gold to craft a custom engagement ring.

As London permanently bans vehicles from a key stretch of Oxford Street, urban planners look to Delhi’s Chandni Chowk redevelopment for valuable lessons on pedestrianisation.

A man and his elderly father were stripped and paraded through a Kolkata street by a woman's family, triggering massive public outrage.