Stranger Things 5: 5 highlights from the World Premiere at LA - watch videos
The Stranger Things 5 world premiere in Los Angeles on November 6 celebrated nearly a decade of the iconic sci-fi series, bringing together cast, creators, and fans for a nostalgic farewell ahead of the final season.
Current certainty is that weekly F&O is on, says SEBI chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey
Brokers and other market participants had previously made representation to SEBI on not to ban the weekly expiries instead look for other measures like product suitability framework, to safeguard retail investors from losses.
Swiggy board approves up to Rs 10,000-crore fundraise via QIP
In September, Swiggy sold its entire stake in ride-hailing platform Rapido for about Rs 2,400 crore, further strengthening its balance sheet
Student-built satellite to join NASA’s IMAP mission aboard SpaceX rocket
The CubeSat was developed under NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative, which encourages student participation in space missions.
Business in the Week Ahead: November 10-14, 2025
Lenskart and Groww will be listed on the secondary market. At least three new IPOs will open for subscription.
Kazakhstan joins Abraham Accords: What drives Trump’s strategy and how Astana stands to gain | Explained
The addition of Kazakhstan fits neatly into Trump’s foreign policy narrative. The Abraham Accords were one of his key diplomatic successes during his first term.
5 Indian cities with the cleanest air right now — perfect escapes from Delhi’s toxic smog
Escape Delhi’s toxic smog with these 5 Indian cities that boast the cleanest air right now. From Meghalaya to Darjeeling, discover fresh-air destinations with AQI under 50.
Hrithik Roshan at ex mother-in-law Zarine Khan's funeral
Hrithik Roshan was seen attending the funeral of his former mother-in-law, veteran actress Zarine Khan, who passed away at the age of 81 due to age-related ailments. The actor joined his ex-wife Sussanne Khan and her family in Mumbai to offer support and pay his final respects.
Army Marksmanship Unit partners with Reliance Foundation to boost India’s shooting talent
Nita M Ambani, Founder-Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, said it was an honour to partner with the Indian Army and AMU to enhance their world-class shooting programme.
You feel the loneliest in your highs: Karan Johar opens up about loneliness at the National Awards
Karan Johar revealed that even at the peak of his success, he often feels deeply alone. Speaking on Sania Mirza’s podcast, the filmmaker shared how moments of public triumph can quietly echo with personal emptiness.
Sulakshna Pandit death: Sister Vijayta Pandit breaks down in tears during sister's final rites
Sulakshana Pandit’s funeral took place in Mumbai, marking a quiet farewell to the 1970s icon. Surrounded by family, her sister Vijayta Pandit grew emotional as they performed the final rites after years of her suffering.
Asia Cup trophy row takes centerstage as PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi reaches Dubai for ICC meeting: Report
It's important to note that Naqvi missed the first few days of the ICC meeting in Dubai and only showed up an hour before the official board meeting was set to begin.
World’s First Discovery of Ice XXI: South Korean team finds new ice phase at room temperature
Over the last century, scientists have discovered 20 different crystalline ice phases by varying temperature and pressure.
Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Your bubble is my bubbly
In today’s edition of Pro Panorama: An MF pick for you, Mas Fin’s long-term allure, Pine Labs hits IPO street, silver lining for microfinance, and much more
Hindalco confident of meeting $5 billion capex for Bay Minette aluminium plant, first such in US in nearly 40 years
The Bay Minette project was originally pegged at a $2.5 billion capital outlay, and then raised to $4.1 billion in 2024, sparking shareholder concerns due to the cost overun.
Book Extract | Kotia to Ketaki: At Home Away from Home by Ketaki Sarkar and Chandana Dey
The Russian countryside is of infinite beauty; just imagine endless stretches of golden wheat. It is a pity I am not a writer; I lack words to convey my feelings.
RPSC Police SI Admit Card Out at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in; Direct link to download here
RPSC has issued the Police Sub-Inspector (Telecom) Admit Card 2025 at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. The written exam will be held on 9 November 2025 for 98 posts.
K V Kamath says India’s right to wait as AI hype plays out; backs strong valuations, buoyant IPO market, bank reforms
Speaking at the Global Leadership Summit, K.V. Kamath said that while the world is witnessing an intense wave of enthusiasm over AI, “a bit of the hype has to die down” before the true economic value of the technology becomes clear.
Tenneco Clean Air India IPO sets price band ahead of share sale next week; check GMP
The company’s shares are proposed to be listed on stock exchanges on November 19.
Doctors urge shift to risk-based adult vaccination for pneumococcal diseases
With pneumococcal diseases on the rise, doctors are urging adults to adopt a risk-based approach to immunisation. Preventive vaccination not only protects physical health but also reduces mental and financial stress.
How to apply for an education loan: Eligibility, process and key benefits explained
A clear guide for students and parents planning to fund higher studies in India or abroad
NCLAT ruling quashing CCI’s Meta-WhatsApp data-sharing ban ‘landmark’, asserts competition watchdog's jurisdiction in data-related conduct
The NCLAT ruling has also said that anti-trust enforcement must rest on robust economic evidence, otherwise penalties would be struck down. Experts have now called for the need to harmonise competition and data protection laws to avoid fragmented policy framework.
Rajasthan vegetable seller wins Rs 11 crore lottery after borrowing Rs 1,000 from friend
While his wife’s ticket brought a small return of Rs 1,000, the one he bought for himself in Bathinda for Rs 500 carried the jackpot number. The draw, conducted in Ludhiana, brought an unexpected transformation to Amit Sehra’s life and his family’s future.
India has begun work on swadeshi drones, don't wish to be dependent on other nations for weapons: Rajnath Singh
“We want that defence systems be made on Indian soil, by Indians,” he said, asserting that India has made “massive progress” in the defence sector under the government’s indigenisation drive.
