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خودی کو کر بلند اتنا کہ ہر تقدیر سے پہلے
خدا بندے سے خود پوچھے، بتا تیری رضا کیا ہے

— Allama Iqbal
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●Junior doctors strike at Osmania General Hospital over broken equipment●Opposition marches to Supreme Court over voter rolls●Hurricane Simon weakens to Cat 2 off Mexico; landfall likely Thursday●Sensex slides 548 points on Monday●Rupee firms to 95.83 as RBI dollar window kicks in●‘Drishyam 3’ storms past ₹300 crore in India●SpaceX cargo launch to space station targets Tuesday liftoff●Gold 24K at ₹1,50,980 per 10g in Hyderabad●Junior doctors strike at Osmania General Hospital over broken equipment●Opposition marches to Supreme Court over voter rolls●Hurricane Simon weakens to Cat 2 off Mexico; landfall likely Thursday●Sensex slides 548 points on Monday●Rupee firms to 95.83 as RBI dollar window kicks in●‘Drishyam 3’ storms past ₹300 crore in India●SpaceX cargo launch to space station targets Tuesday liftoff●Gold 24K at ₹1,50,980 per 10g in Hyderabad
Osmania General Hospital, Hyderabad
Hyderabad

Junior doctors strike at Osmania General Hospital over broken equipment, poor facilities

Junior doctors, MBBS students and residents of Osmania Medical College stopped elective services at Osmania General Hospital on Monday, protesting non-functional ventilators, cath lab, X-ray and endoscopy units. The Telangana Junior Doctors Association says repeated representations have produced no time-bound action, while emergency services continue uninterrupted. Source: Medical Dialogues

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Supreme Court of India, New Delhi
India

Opposition marches to Supreme Court over voter rolls; Rahul leads from open bus

Opposition lawmakers and thousands of supporters marched through Delhi to the Supreme Court on Monday over the Election Commission's voter-roll revision, submitting a petition to the Chief Justice and demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation. Rahul Gandhi led from an open bus, waving a copy of the Constitution, as six Metro stations shut and central Delhi went under heavy security. Source: Associated Press

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Satellite view of Hurricane Simon (NOAA)
World

Hurricane Simon weakens to Category 2 off Mexico; one dead, landfall seen Thursday

Hurricane Simon weakened to a Category 2 storm on Monday with 105 mph winds, its eye staying just offshore of Mexico's Pacific coast. One person died in Guerrero, President Sheinbaum described the damage as “minor”, and forecasters expect a Thursday landfall near Sinaloa — possibly after re-intensification. Source: CNN

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Bombay Stock Exchange
Business

Sensex slides 548 points as RBI's rupee rescue fails to lift Dalal Street

The Sensex fell 547.65 points to 71,924.68 and the Nifty 157.10 points to 22,363.35 on Monday, surrendering an early 350-point rebound on heavy selling in IT, FMCG and banking stocks. Foreign investors have pulled ₹44,166 crore out in October alone, and Brent crude above $105 kept sentiment fragile. Source: HDFC Sky

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Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad
Sports

Series on the line as India face West Indies in Hyderabad on Wednesday

India face the West Indies in the fourth T20I at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Wednesday, needing one win to seal the five-match series. Hyderabad's batting-friendly track promises another run-fest — and a selection debate over Sanju Samson's opening slot after Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's cryptic “Stay Tuned” post. Source: Khel Now

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Entertainment

‘Drishyam 3: The Conclusion’ storms past ₹300 crore — Ajay Devgn's biggest hit

‘Drishyam 3: The Conclusion’ stormed past ₹300 crore in India, collecting ₹6.15 crore on day 11 to reach ₹314.54 crore nett — making it Ajay Devgn's highest-grossing film ever. The worldwide total stands at ₹456.48 crore, with the second weekend's ₹65 crore signalling strong word of mouth. Source: BoxOfficeIndia24

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Editorial · Opinion

A shadier Hyderabad is a cooler Hyderabad

Every summer the city feels a little hotter, and every summer we are surprised by it. The old neighbourhoods knew the answer: a neem outside every gate, a peepal at every corner, shade you could walk under from one street to the next.

Trees are the cheapest air-conditioners a city can buy, and they ask for nothing but water and time. Before the next heatwave arrives, the kindest civic act is also the simplest — plant one, and make sure it lives.