Bihar Horror: Professor Couple Harassed, Beaten by Mob of Miscreants in BegusaraiA viral CCTV video from Bihar's Begusarai shows a professor couple being allegedly harassed and assaulted by a group of 10 to 15 miscreants. The incident took place at around 2:45 a.m. on October 22 during the Durga Puja festival when the couple was returning home on a motorcycle.

The attackers intercepted them and began harassing the woman. When the couple protested and resisted, the group, suspected to be under the influence of intoxicants, severely beat both of them.

The woman managed to call her brother-in-law, prompting the miscreants to flee as soon as he arrived at the scene.Supreme Court To Review RBI KYC Rules To Check Cyber Frauds And Mule AccountsThe Supreme Court will examine the proposed Reserve Bank of India Know Your Customer Amendment Directions 2026, scheduled to be notified by November 30 and operationalized by December 31. Directing the RBI to submit a list of all authorized financial institutions on the next hearing date, the bench observed that banks need not be impleaded individually as the directions will apply universally.

Expressing frustration over persistent digital arrest frauds and cyber scams involving thousands of crores, the court questioned why banks cannot be mandated to classify accounts and implement penal liability. The Attorney General informed the bench that standard operating procedures and draft regulations are being established to track mule accounts, detect unusual IP address access, flag suspicious transactions to customers and law enforcement agencies, and fix liability on banks and bank officers for failing to exercise due diligence in high-value transactions.MLC Polls: Congress Wins Just 1 Seat; BJP Taunts Oppn Over Ballot Paper Results, Kharge Hits BackA major political clash has erupted following the results of the MLC elections held across 28 seats using paper ballots.

The Congress Party faced a significant electoral setback, managing to secure only a single seat in Nagpur, while the Samajwadi Party won five seats in Uttar Pradesh, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi's parliamentary constituency of Varanasi. The Bharatiya Janata Party took swipes at the opposition over the poor performance, noting that the elections were conducted via ballot papers rather than Electronic Voting Machines, an electoral reform long demanded by Congress.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah criticised the party's performance, while Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge countered by stating that electoral losses do not signify an eroded support base. Kharge reiterated the demand for ballot voting and challenged the ruling party to dissolve Parliament and conduct fresh nationwide elections using ballot papers.Tiger Shroff Shooting: 11 Accused Sent to Police Custody Till Nov 6 Under MCOCAA special court has remanded all eleven accused arrested in connection with the Tiger Shroff shooting case to police custody until 6th November.

Mumbai Police Crime Branch earlier invoked the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act against the accused, rearresting them under its stringent provisions. The accused were previously booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections for attempt to murder, causing grievous hurt, and organised crime syndicate links.

Prosecutors sought custodial interrogation to uncover the conspiracy, identify the mastermind, and determine the motive behind the attack.