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Apple’s first foldable iPhone has drawn complaints from customers reporting cracked inner displays, unusual hinge sounds and screen malfunctions. The company has acknowledged an issue affecting a small number of devices and advised customers to contact AppleCare for replacements. Apple’s first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, is facing early complaints after several customers reported cracks appearing on its inner display within hours or days of purchase. Some users have also reported hearing a crunching sound while unfolding the device, raising questions about the durability of the phone’s folding mechanism. According to a Bloomberg report published by NDTV, the complaints first…

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China is increasing its gold reserves as it looks to reduce its dependence on the US dollar and protect itself from global financial risks. Its central bank added 23 tonnes of gold in September 2026, taking its reported holdings to around 2,410 tonnes. The move reflects growing concerns about economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and the safety of overseas assets. China is buying more gold as it seeks greater control over its financial future. The country wants to spread its reserves across different assets rather than rely too heavily on the US dollar. The move comes at a time of rising…

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Indian cricket captain Suryakumar Yadav has bought a luxury home in Dubai. The property is linked to a high-end residential project named after Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan. The purchase highlights Dubai’s appeal among Indian celebrities and wealthy buyers. Indian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav has added a luxury home in Dubai to his property portfolio. He shared a video on Instagram showing himself signing the property documents with his wife, Devisha Shetty. The couple bought the property from Danube Properties. However, Suryakumar has not revealed the purchase price. The home has drawn attention because it is linked to Shahrukhz by Danube,…

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Elon Musk’s Starlink is waiting to launch satellite internet services in India, while Mukesh Ambani’s Jio prepares for a major stock market listing. The clash highlights a global battle for internet users, market share and digital power. A high-stakes business rivalry is unfolding in India, bringing together two of the world’s most influential billionaires: Elon Musk and Mukesh Ambani. Musk wants to expand Starlink, his satellite internet service, into India’s vast market. Ambani’s Reliance Jio already serves more than 530 million customers and has built its business around affordable internet access. The timing adds another layer to the contest. Jio…

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US President Donald Trump says Washington is talking to Russia and China about reducing nuclear weapons. His announcement comes months after a key US-Russia arms treaty expired. US President Donald Trump says the United States is holding talks with Russia and China on nuclear disarmament. The goal is to reduce the threat posed by the world’s largest nuclear arsenals. Trump made the remarks during an interview with US broadcaster Newsmax on Thursday, October 15. He said he wanted to reduce nuclear weapons and confirmed that Washington was discussing the issue with both countries. “I’d love to denuclearise if possible,” Trump…

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Tesla’s new Roadster briefly flew during a demonstration in Texas using SpaceX technology. But how high can it go, how much will it cost, and can it become a practical flying car? Tesla has brought the idea of flying cars closer to reality with a dramatic demonstration of its next-generation Roadster. The electric sports car briefly left the ground, performed an aerial manoeuvre and landed safely. The demonstration took place at a SpaceX facility in McGregor, Texas, on October 15, 2026. The car also drove upside down on a specially designed curved ramp and jumped over other vehicles. Elon Musk…

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Three Indians from Kerala died in a fire at a residential building in Bochum, Germany. The victims were Nova Sabu, 25, Anjali Sheela Joy, 25, and Sivin Johny, 26. All three had moved to Germany to build their careers and pursue new opportunities. German police have arrested a 41-year-old Romanian man who lived in the same building. Investigators suspect that someone deliberately started the fire. They are treating the case as a suspected arson attack. The deaths have left the victims’ families in Kerala in deep grief. Meanwhile, authorities are investigating how the fire started and what led to the…

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A 19-year-old man in Illinois has been arrested for allegedly planning a mass shooting at a Hindu place of worship in Aurora, near Chicago. Police say the suspect, Alexandros Paporakis, had a rifle, ammunition and tactical gear. Investigators also found a document containing white supremacist views and plans for mass violence. The arrest has raised concerns about the safety of Hindu temples and other religious sites in the United States. Police are now examining the evidence to establish the full extent of the alleged plot. How Police Uncovered The Alleged Shooting Plot The investigation began after a person reported receiving…

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The billionaire has donated more than $276 million since July to support Republican candidates. The spending marks a reversal of his earlier pledge to scale back political contributions. Elon Musk has emerged as the biggest known donor in the 2026 US midterm elections. He has contributed more than $276 million since July to help Republicans retain their majorities in Congress. The spending comes as the party faces voter discontent over President Donald Trump’s performance, rising prices and the war with Iran. The figures were first reported by The New York Times ahead of a federal campaign finance filing deadline. Andrew…

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Members of Montreal’s Indian diaspora have expressed solidarity with India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement. The protest has raised concerns over democratic freedoms and the treatment of demonstrators. Members of the Indian diaspora in Montreal, Canada, have staged a protest in solidarity with India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement. Demonstrators raised concerns about democracy and the treatment of protesters in India. According to Canadian broadcaster Global News, participants gathered to support those protesting in India. Some expressed fears for friends and relatives back home. They also voiced concerns about the country’s democratic environment. The demonstration has brought international attention to a movement that has gained prominence…

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