WORLD
- Four EU peacekeeping personnel killed after a helicopter crash in Bosnia.
- Netanyahu’s political bloc leads in Israel’s election, but government formation remains uncertain.
- US–Russia discussions reportedly explore possible oil and energy cooperation to revive Ukraine peace efforts.
- Three people killed after a rock formation collapsed at Turkey’s Cappadocia tourist site.
INDIA
- Supreme Court rejects Mahua Moitra’s plea concerning disclosure of foreign portfolio investment ownership.
- Glacial lake outburst in Bhutan triggers alerts in North Bengal.
- Cyclone Arnab causes extensive damage in Odisha; thousands evacuated.
- Supreme Court seeks accountability from banks for losses suffered by victims of digital arrest fraud.
- India prepares for the launch of navigation satellite NVS-03.
KARNATAKA & BENGALURU
- Supreme Court strikes down Karnataka’s law validating disputed 2011 KPSC recruitment appointments.
- Karnataka announces an ₹8-per-litre increase in Nandini milk prices from November 1.
- Karnataka Cabinet clears 10 garbage collection packages for Bengaluru constituencies.
- PU and SSLC examination timetables announced in Karnataka.
- Bengaluru faces renewed debate over waste management, coaching centre regulations and urban infrastructure.
MUMBAI, SUBURBS & THANE
- Sion flyover reopens to traffic after major repair work.
- Mumbai introduces AI-powered CCTV cameras to monitor illegal garbage dumping.
- Thane witnesses severe traffic congestion following rival political protests.
- Residents in parts of Mumbai and Thane advised to boil and filter drinking water following reservoir maintenance.
- Mumbai police investigate a major cyber fraud involving approximately ₹72 crore.
UDUPI DISTRICT
- Tenant allegedly attacks landlord with acid and attempts a machete assault in Udupi.
- Woman and two children rescued from Hoode and shifted to the district hospital.
- AgriGold fraud victims continue visiting the Udupi SP office seeking information about refunds.
- Coastal Karnataka records substantial October rainfall, with Udupi among the leading districts.
DAKSHINA KANNADA & MANGALURU
- ₹25 crore allocated for underground drainage work in Surathkal’s Idya area.
- Four accused sentenced to seven years in prison in the Farangipete studio owner assault case.
- Mangaluru prepares to observe Children’s Rights Month from October 31.
- Heavy October rainfall continues across Dakshina Kannada, which recorded the highest rainfall among Karnataka districts in the latest reported figures.
UTTARA KANNADA
- Kavita Rakesh Satvi assumes charge as Director of Konkan Railway Corporation.
- Yellapur MLA Shivaram Hebbar calls for public participation in the proposed November 3 national highway blockade.
- BJP celebrates NDA victories in the Western Graduates’ Constituency election.
- Uttara Kannada continues to record deficient October rainfall compared with coastal neighbouring districts.
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