Here are the top headlines you need to know today, covering politics, global events, sports and entertainment.Delhi received 250,754 Form 6 applications between August 31; Trump hinted at fresh US military action against Iran. (PTI/AP)Only 250,000 Form 6 applications filed amid SIR in DelhiDelhi received 250,754 Form 6 applications between August 31, when the draft electoral roll excluded 4.76 million names, and October 22, the chief electoral officer (CEO) said on Friday. The CEO’s office clarified that the figure includes both new voters and those whose names were deleted during the special intensive revision (SIR).

Read the full story here.Trump’s fresh threat to IranUS President Donald Trump hinted at fresh US military action against Iran if Tehran fails to reach a diplomatic agreement. In February, the US and Israel jointly launched strikes on Iran under ‘Operation Epic Fury’, which led to the killing of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family members.

It reiterated that maintaining peace and tranquillity along the border is essential for the overall development of bilateral ties. External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal made the remarks after Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) director general Shatrujeet Kapur indicated that a “face-off” with Chinese forces had occurred at several locations along the Arunachal Pradesh border in recent days.

The announcement came days after Mahela Jayawardene stepped down from the role. Read the full story here.Diljit Dosanjh on debate over his Delhi concertSinger Diljit Dosanjh's October 30 concert in New Delhi will go ahead as scheduled after Delhi Police reversed its earlier decision and granted approval following a meeting with organisers BookMyShow Live.

On Friday evening, the singer posted a video reel in which he appeared to take an indirect dig at the controversy surrounding the show’s permissions and clearances. He joked that people should read the news properly before jumping to conclusions.

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