SaralnamaFIDE investigates a former world chess champion for harassment concerns after American GM Daniel Naroditsky's death. Pakistan bans Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The government marks 200 years of Queen Kittur Chennamma's victory against the British. The Supreme Court questions Assam's issuance of scheduled tribe certificates to a specific community. Bihar's rural livelihoods program, launched in 2006 with World Bank support, gains popularity. The government introduces Telecommunication Identifier User Entities (TIUEs) for digital services using mobile numbers. The Taliban plans dams on a river that could affect Pakistan's water supply. A country's president claims an assassination attempt using poisoned chocolate and jam. (Updated 27 Oct 2025, 08:40 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- FIDE investigates a former world chess champion for harassment concerns after American GM Daniel Naroditsky's death
- Pakistan bans Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan under the Anti-Terrorism Act
- The government marks 200 years of Queen Kittur Chennamma's victory against the British