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Israeli forces cut off north Gaza; death toll passes 10,000, says report

Already, the Palestinian death toll passed 10,000, the Health Ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said on Monday

Israel defence forces seize suicide drones, other weapons in Gaza

On Israel's northern border, the IDF shot down an aerial drone trying to enter from Lebanon. A number of rockets were fired from Lebanon, prompting Israeli retaliatory fire

Israel rejects US push for pause in fighting; another Gaza refugee camp hit

Israeli minister says nuking Gaza 'an option', gets suspended; tel aviv Brings Reporters to Combat Zone

US Secretary of State Blinken lands in Israel to push for pause in war

Hamas decision was right, wise and courageous, said Hezbollah leader

US President Biden calls for humanitarian 'pause' in Israel-Hamas war

In his comments, Biden was exerting pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to give Palestinians at least a brief reprieve from the relentless military operation

China's male leaders signal to women that their place is at home

In a departure from a two-decade tradition, Xi's deputy, Ding Xuexiang, failed to mention in an opening address at the congress a standard phrase: That gender equality is a basic national policy

First group of civilian evacuees leave Gaza via Rafah border crossing

Under the deal reached between Egypt, Israel and Hamas, a number of foreign nationals and critically wounded people will be allowed to leave the besieged territory

UK reveals AI agreement as Elon Musk warns of humanity's extinction

Britain published a Bletchley Declaration, agreed with the European Union and 28 countries including the United States and China

Israel's name disappears from digital maps in China, says report

As the battle inside the tiny Hamas-ruled Palestinian territory intensified, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed international calls for a halt to the fighting

Israeli finance minister halts fund transfers to Palestinian Authority

Nearly three dozen trucks enter Gaza in the largest aid convoy since start of the war; Israel rescues an abducted soldier

Around 74 million tonnes of food are lost every year in India: Scientists

Food wastage is not only a direct loss to consumers but also has bearings on the environment and supporting economies, she added

Thousands loot UN's aid centres; Israel economy to shrink 11%: JPMorgan

Tel Aviv strikes near Gaza's largest hospital after accusing Hamas of using it as a base

Release of hostages requires Israel ceasefire, says Hamas official

The number of hostages kidnapped from Israel and held by Hamas in Gaza has also been updated to 229

Hamas says almost 50 Israeli hostages killed since Israel strikes began

The United States put forward a draft resolution on Saturday as global outcry grew over a worsening humanitarian crisis and mounting civilian death toll in Gaza

Gold prices steady as US jobless claims rise to 210K; crude oil drops

Spot gold was nearly unchanged at $1,977.79 per ounce by 1131 GMT

BBSSL will strive to protect India's indigenous seeds, says Amit Shah

Highlighting the need to provide quality certified seeds to farmers, Shah said that BBSSL has been established to boost domestic production as well as exports of certified seeds

Rajasthan polls: Cong promises LPG cylinder at Rs 500 to 10.5 mn families

Voting for the 200 assembly seats in Rajasthan will be held on November 25 and the counting of votes will take place on December 3

Israel agrees to delay Gaza invasion, America stations F16s in West Asia

Iran ordered recent attacks by allies in Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon, says Tel Aviv; airstrikes hit military sites in Syria

Hamas frees two women as US advises delaying ground war to allow talks

The death toll in Gaza was rising rapidly as Israel ramped up airstrikes, flattening residential buildings in what it says was preparation for an eventual ground assault

India-Canada relations going through difficult phase, says EAM Jaishankar

The external affairs minister also said that India is likely to resume issuance of visas to Canadians if it sees progress in the safety of Indian diplomats in Canada