Congress pulls up SBI over data breach, seeks accountability; experts call leak ‘no ordinary incident’ | India News

SBI data leak: Personal details of 3,897 customers were identified on the dark web. Congress’s media and publicity department head, Pawan Khera, questioned the bank’s ability to detect the breach and its response towards affected customers. NEW DELHI: The Congress on Wednesday pulled up the State Bank of India (SBI) over the suspected exposure of…

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‘I’m killing this…’: Kansas man arrested for threatening to shoot Donald Trump | World News

US President Donald Trump A 24-year-old Kansas man has been arrested on federal charges after allegedly posting threats to shoot US President Donald Trump ahead of his rally near Wichita, US Department of Justice said.Jaden J Read, of Clearwater, Kansas, was taken into custody on Saturday and remains in federal custody pending a detention hearing….

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Scientists tracked glacier cliffs using 15,330 satellite observations and found a surprise: some retreated faster than predicted but then stabilized instead of collapsing endlessly

Scientists studying Antarctica’s towering ice cliffs have found that glaciers can retreat faster than existing models predict without triggering the catastrophic, self-sustaining collapse some researchers have feared. The findings, reported by MIT News and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), offer new observational evidence that could help refine projections of future sea-level rise. Published in…

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I&B ministry warns TV channels over communal rhetoric, violent visuals, AI use | India News

(Representative image): The committee stressed that “inappropriate behaviour or language should not be normalised in telecast”, and urged broadcasters to follow both the letter and spirit of existing rules. NEW DELHI: Flagging repeated lapses in television content, the information and broadcasting ministry has asked private satellite channels to check communal rhetoric, sensational coverage of crime…

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A Roman stone coffin found at Westminster Abbey in 1869 bore the name of a man from 1,600 years ago, but new tests date the skeleton inside to AD 987–1052; archaeologists say it may be one of two medieval abbots

Researchers found white lime residue tracing the outline of a lost rectangular wooden coffin surrounding the sarcophagus. For more than a century, a stone coffin at Westminster Abbey carried the name of a Roman-era Londoner, while the identity of the person buried inside remained hidden. Now, modern forensic and archaeological analysis has shifted the story…

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Delaware marked its state parks’ 75th anniversary by planting its 75,000th tree, completing a five-year goal across 17 parks while a broader program aims for one million new trees by 2030

Delaware has marked the 75th anniversary of its state parks by planting its 75,000th tree, completing a five-year target to expand greenery across its 17 parks. According to an October 20 announcement by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), the milestone was reached on October 19 at Trap Pond State Park,…

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‘Forces working to destabilise India, have 3 core agendas’: BJP blames oppn, draws Ravana comparison | India News

‘Like Ravana in disguise’: BJP accuses opposition forces of plotting ‘regime change’ NEW DELHI: BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi on Wednesday accused certain opposition forces of attempting to destabilise India under the guise of legitimate public demands, alleging that their ultimate objective was “regime change” through violence and conspiracy.Referring to the Prime Minister’s Vijayadashami address, Trivedi…

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In Missouri, a couple bought land with no road access and sought a 40-foot strip through their neighbour’s property; a 2026 appeals court reversed the ruling that would have given them ownership of the road

Representative Image (AI-generated) A Missouri couple who bought land without road access secured a legal route through their neighbour’s property, but a dispute over who would own that road led to an appeal. On August 26, 2026, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, reversed a ruling that would have transferred ownership of the road…

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