The Delhi High Court has rejected AISA president Neha Bora's plea challenging a notice directing her to execute a personal bond of ₹10,000 to maintain peace, following her detention on her way to a protest in central Delhi. The court found sufficient material to initiate proceedings, but left open the question of whether the allegations against Bora justify restricting her liberty.

The Election Commission has defended its special intensive revision of electoral rolls, stating that decisions were taken unanimously and media reports on internal differences are not evidence. The commission denied allegations of unilateral functioning and said changes to Form 6 were minor, with only the declaration attached to the form revised. The commission also defended its online platform, ECINet, and said any officer issuing unauthorized orders would face action.

Congress candidate Sanjay Yadav staged a sit-in at a counting hall in Bihar, alleging the absence of CCTV cameras inside the venue raised suspicions of possible manipulation of the result. The Election Commission of India was questioned about the installation of cameras, with Yadav pointing out they were present in counting halls for panchayat elections.

India's Ambassador to the Netherlands, Kumar Tuhin, said the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement will significantly benefit the Netherlands by expanding trade and investment flows, leveraging the country's strategic advantages as a major European port and technology hub. The agreement is expected to provide further momentum to bilateral trade and investment, with the Netherlands being India's second-largest trading partner in the EU.

Filmmaker Rajiv Rai has clarified that his 1994 hit movie Mohra will have a very limited re-release on single screens this Diwali. Denying reports of a clash with the upcoming film Ramayana, Rai stated that Mohra will not release in major multiplex chains due to high ticket and print costs. Instead, the movie will gradually rotate through smaller theater centers across India over six months for dedicated single-screen audiences.

Hundreds of tribals in Odisha protested in southern Rayagada district on Monday to demand the release of Dr. Randall Sequeira and karate instructor Laxman Naik, who were arrested in connection with clashes over Vedanta's proposed bauxite mining project. The protesters allege police action is aimed at suppressing local opposition to mining, with Sequeira facing charges including attempted murder and rioting.

A 22-year-old man died in police custody in Odisha's Malkangiri town after being detained on Sunday night on charges of smuggling drugs. His family claims he was beaten to death, while police say an unnatural death case has been registered and an investigation is underway. Protests have erupted in the area, with residents demanding the arrest of Haryana police personnel involved.

A 27-year-old man, Anmol Arora, was arrested in Gurugram for sexually harassing a 33-year-old woman at CyberHub on October 22. The police identified Arora through CCTV footage and traced him to Punjab's Ferozepur district, where he was arrested and brought back to Gurugram. Arora claimed he was in Delhi for a competitive exam, but police found evidence linking him to the incident.

Saif Ali Khan and Vidya Balan are set to reunite on screen for filmmaker Ritesh Batra's upcoming comedy drama Long Years Ago, which also features international actor Mélanie Laurent. The film is being produced by Jio Studios in association with Good Chaos and has begun shooting in Mumbai. The project marks Batra's next collaboration with the two actors, known for their personal storytelling.

VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal has accused the INDIA bloc and opposition leaders of conspiring to disrupt Hindu festivals and harm the national economy. He claims that the Congress, Communists, and "Communalist Jihadis" are working together to undermine the faith and festive joy of Hindus, and that the opposition's November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan could affect festive celebrations and businesses. Bansal urges citizens to remain vigilant against an anti-Hindu agenda.

Boxing legend MC Mary Kom criticized her 2014 biopic starring Priyanka Chopra, stating it captured only 10 percent of her actual hard work and struggles. Following her Bigg Boss 20 exit, she urged people to read her autobiography, Unbreakable, for her true story. Looking ahead, Kom is focusing on the future with uncertainty regarding her personal life.

The All Stars Football Club in Mumbai has suspended its regular Sunday football sessions indefinitely due to heightened security concerns following a shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff on October 18. The club's founder, Bunty Walia, has confirmed the suspension until adequate security protocols are in place. The resumption of sessions is dependent on the implementation of security measures.

A video meme featuring Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has gone viral after being inspired by Bollywood actor Vidyut Jammwal's remarks on a shooting incident involving Tiger Shroff. The meme, generated using AI, shows Flick saying Vidyut's words about fans not doing enough to stop attackers. Vidyut had reacted to the incident with a video message, calling for fans to take action, and the meme has sparked praise for its accuracy and humor.

Action director Chethan D’Souza clarified details about Jailer 2, confirming he designed a key sequence to give superstars Rajinikanth and Hrithik Roshan equal attention. He also shared that Malayalam icon Mohanlal performed his own high-speed driving stunt for the film's climax. D'Souza praised Rajinikanth’s humility and natural style during the high-octane shoots.

A UP vlogger's attempt to portray Kochi's Kashi Art Cafe as a symbol of a Muslim threat has sparked a political backlash, with the ruling Congress and Opposition CPI(M) joining forces to defend Kerala's secular identity. Chief Minister V D Satheesan and Opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan have condemned the vlogger's actions, while BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar has called for Malayalis to decide their own future.