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Saudi Arabia: Three expatriates, including two women, detained in Madinah prostitution bust
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Saudi Arabia: Three expatriates, including two women, detained in Madinah prostitution bust

Madinah police, in coordination with the General Directorate for Community Security and Combating Human Trafficking, arrested one man and two women expatriates for engaging in prostitution in a residential apartment. The suspects were detained on site, completed legal procedures, and referred to the Public Prosecution. The arrest forms part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing campaign against moral crimes and human trafficking.

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Google Chrome Just Got AI Mode On Android & iPhone: Here’s How To Use It
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Google Chrome Just Got AI Mode On Android & iPhone: Here’s How To Use It

Google is adding its AI Mode more clearly inside Chrome for Android and iOS. Now, when you open the Chrome app on your phone, you will see a new shortcut for AI Mode right under the search box. So instead of typing your question normally, you can just tap the shortcut and start talking to Google’s AI.  This update comes as Google tries to keep people using Google Search, especially since many users now simply ask ChatGPT or even search for answers on TikTok. With AI Mode, Google wants learning and searching to feel smoother and more natural. How To Use Google Chrome AI Mode (Step-by-Step) Using AI Mode is easy with no complicated menu or hidden settings. Open the Chrome app on your phone. Look below the search bar on the homepage. You’ll see a new AI Mode shortcut. Tap on AI Mode. Now, just ask your question. You can ask short or long questions. Even messy questions are okay. Want more details? Ask a follow-up question right there; no need to start over. Chrome will also show relevant links so you can read more if you want. AI Mode is meant for times when you want a clear explanation, not just quick one-line answers. For example: “Explain climate change like I’m in Class 6” “Help me choose a laptop under Rs 50,000” “Tell me the difference between cold coffee and iced coffee, politely” It basically works like a friendly helper who does not rush you. Google Chrome AI Mode Availability & Languages Right now, this new AI Mode shortcut is available only in the US. But don’t worry, Google says it will roll out to 160+ more countries soon. So if you don’t see it yet, it’s just on the way. The feature will also support many more languages, including Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Portuguese, and more. So users can talk to the AI in the language they are most comfortable with. Once it rolls out everywhere, searching in Chrome may feel less like searching and more like chatting with a helpful friend.

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‘Prayed for it to stop’: Freed Israeli hostage recounts captivity in Gaza; security guard alleges ‘horrific’ sexual assault
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‘Prayed for it to stop’: Freed Israeli hostage recounts captivity in Gaza; security guard alleges ‘horrific’ sexual assault

A recently freed Israeli hostage, Rom Braslavski, has publicly detailed horrific sexual assault and humiliation during his captivity by Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The 21-year-old security guard described being stripped naked and subjected to abuse intended to crush his dignity. Braslavski is the first male hostage to come forward with such allegations.

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S Korea, Japan To Hold Vice-Ministerial Strategic Dialogue On Bilateral, Regional Issues
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S Korea, Japan To Hold Vice-Ministerial Strategic Dialogue On Bilateral, Regional Issues

Seoul, Nov 6 (IANS) South Korea and Japan will hold vice-ministerial diplomatic talks later this week to discuss bilateral relations, regional and global issues, Seoul's foreign ministry said on Thursday. The 16th strategic dialogue will take place in Seoul on Friday, led by First Vice Foreign Minister Park Yoon-joo and his Japanese counterpart, Takehiro Funakoshi, ministry spokesperson Lee Jae-woong said in a press briefing. "There will be in-depth discussions on a broad range of issues, including the South Korea-Japan bilateral relations, regional situations and international issues," Lee said, Yonhap news agency reported. It marks the first strategic dialogue to be held since the leadership changes in both countries. The same talks previously took place in June last year under the preceding governments. Friday's talks come as Seoul and Tokyo seek to maintain the positive momentum in the bilateral ties that have dramatically improved over the past two years. At their first one-on-one talks on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Gyeongju last week, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi shared the need to enhance cooperation in a future-oriented manner. The summit is seen as having dispelled worries about the new Japanese leader's approach to the neighboring country, given her widely known hawkish stance on past history issues stemming from Japan's colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula. Park and Funakoshi last met in Tokyo in July for the trilateral talks with US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau. On October 30, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi had shared a consensus on the need to deepen bilateral cooperation amid rapidly shifting global dynamics in their first summit Thursday. During their meeting held on the margins of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) gathering in Gyeongju, Lee reaffirmed his commitment to work closely together with Japan. “Amid the rapidly changing international dynamics and trade environment, I think South Korea and Japan, neighboring countries that share many similarities, must strengthen future-oriented cooperation more than ever,” Lee had said in his opening remarks. Lee had said South Korea and Japan share many common challenges both at home and abroad, and emphasised the importance of working together through coordination. “By sharing experiences and working together, I believe we can successfully address not only domestic issues but also international ones,” he had said. Takaichi described the two nations as "neighbouring countries" that are important to each other and expressed hope for closer cooperation as this year marks the 60th anniversary of the normalisation of bilateral relations. “I am confident that building upon the foundation of Japan-Korea relations established thus far, it will be beneficial for both nations to develop our ties in a future-oriented and stable manner,” Takaichi had said through a translator. Takaichi had emphasised the importance of strengthening both the bilateral relationship and trilateral coordination among Seoul, Tokyo and Washington amid the current "strategic environment." During the roughly 40-minute meeting, the two leaders avoided direct reference to historical disputes. Instead, Lee had noted that South Korea and Japan are "neighbours who share the same front yard" and sometimes "get emotionally hurt like family," presidential spokesperson Kang Yu-jung told reporters. "The two leaders shared the consensus that practical cooperation should continue to expand and agreed to further develop coordination in various areas -- including advanced technologies, economic security, and cultural and social exchanges -- through active shuttle diplomacy between the leaders," the presidential office said in a release. (This report has been published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. Apart from the headline, no editing has been done in the copy by ABP Live.)

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Margashirsha Month Begins Today: Know Its Significance, Rituals, And All About This Sacred Month
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Margashirsha Month Begins Today: Know Its Significance, Rituals, And All About This Sacred Month

After Kartik Purnima, the sacred month of Kartik has come to an end, and the month of Margashirsha (also known as Aghan) begins today, Thursday, November 6, 2025. Margashirsha is the ninth month in the Hindu calendar and holds great religious significance. It is considered highly auspicious for the worship of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu. During this month, rituals such as bathing, charity, fasting, chanting, and worship of the holy Tulsi plant are believed to bring divine blessings and spiritual merit. ALSO READ: Vivah Muhurat 2026: 81 Auspicious Wedding Dates Ahead As 2025 Ends With Just 11 Muhurats Margashirsha Month Duration The month of Margashirsha will be observed from November 6 to December 4, 2025. Following the Margashirsha Purnima, the next month, Paush, will commence. Why Margashirsha Is Dear To Lord Krishna Margashirsha is regarded as the most sacred month for Lord Krishna’s worship. According to the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna himself declared, “Masanam Margashirshoham,” meaning, “Among all months, I am Margashirsha.” Hence, this month is considered closest to his divine presence. Auspicious Practices During Margashirsha Month Worship the child form of Lord Krishna, Laddu Gopal, throughout the month. Begin each morning with a bath, offer water (Arghya) to the Sun, and pour water on the Tulsi plant. Offer prayers to Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Lakshmi. Chant the mantra “Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya” regularly for spiritual benefits. Donating food grains, clothes, oil, sesame seeds, and jaggery brings blessings from both ancestors and deities. Every Thursday, offer water and light a lamp under a Tulsi or Peepal tree. Serving one’s parents and teachers during this month is believed to bring great merit. Observing fasts on Ekadashi and Purnima, and reciting the Bhagavad Gita, are highly beneficial. Taking a holy dip in sacred rivers like the Ganga or Yamuna during Margashirsha is considered equivalent to an amrit snan (immortal bath). What To Avoid During Margashirsha Month Avoid ego, conflicts, or harsh speech, as these are said to displease Goddess Lakshmi. Refrain from consuming meat, alcohol, or tamasic (heavy) foods. Maintain purity in body and mind through a sattvic (clean) diet. Do not pluck Tulsi leaves in the evening, as it is considered inauspicious. Avoid arguments or disputes on Thursdays, Ekadashi, and Purnima, as these may block divine grace. Maintain peace and harmony in your home, family, and workplace throughout the month. Refrain from eating stale or cold food, and avoid using cumin seeds (jeera) in meals during this period. [Dislaimer: The content of this article is based solely on beliefs and should be taken as general guidance. Individual experiences may vary. ABPLive.com does not assert the accuracy or validity of any claims or information presented. It is strongly recommended to consult a qualified expert before considering or implementing any information or belief discussed herein.]

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Why scientists are rethinking how gold was made: Magnetars may be the universe’s first cosmic goldsmiths
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Why scientists are rethinking how gold was made: Magnetars may be the universe’s first cosmic goldsmiths

Scientists now believe highly magnetised neutron stars, or magnetars, are a significant source of gold and other heavy elements, challenging the long-held neutron star collision theory. Evidence from NASA and ESA, supported by LHC experiments, suggests magnetar flares eject material that rapidly forms these elements. This discovery reshapes our understanding of cosmic evolution and early element formation.

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Leaks: Is The S26 Ultra Really Ditching The Boxy Look? Screen Protector Says Yes
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Leaks: Is The S26 Ultra Really Ditching The Boxy Look? Screen Protector Says Yes

Samsung Galaxy S26 Leaks: Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series continues to leak ahead of its expected launch early next year. Just yesterday, November 5, screen protectors for all three models surfaced online, hinting at some design changes. Now, reliable tipster @UniverseIce has shared new comparison shots on X (formerly Twitter), showing the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s screen protector placed next to the Galaxy S25 Ultra and iPhone 17 Pro Max.  These new images mainly highlight changes in corner shape and bezel thickness across the three phones. Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Shows More Rounded Corners According to the leak, Samsung appears to be altering the shape of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The images suggest that the S26 Ultra will have noticeably more rounded corners compared to the S25 Ultra, which had a more boxy profile.  Galaxy S26 Ultra vs iPhone17 Pro Max pic.twitter.com/qeJv61P0F2 — PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) November 5, 2025 What’s interesting is that all three Galaxy S26 models are now expected to share the same corner radius. This is the first time Samsung may use a uniform corner design across the entire S-series lineup. S25 Ultra and S26 Ultra pic.twitter.com/9Pwjuel7sJ — PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) November 5, 2025 The bezels also look even and symmetrical on all sides, something Samsung has been focusing on for the past few generations.  This gives the front of the phone a clean and balanced appearance, especially when the screen is viewed from the front.  So while the phone may still look like a Samsung device, the softened corners could make it feel slightly different in hand. Galaxy S26 Ultra Vs iPhone 17 Pro Max: What The Comparison Shows When placed next to the iPhone 17 Pro Max, the Galaxy S26 Ultra still appears less rounded overall.  Apple’s phone maintains softer corners, and based on the leaked screen protector, the iPhone may also have slightly thinner bezels.  However, Samsung’s bezels appear more consistent in thickness, which remains one of its trademark design choices. As for launch timing, the Galaxy S26 lineup is rumoured to be announced in late February 2026. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S26 Edge, if Samsung chooses to release it, is expected to follow later, similar to how the Galaxy S25 Edge was introduced this year.

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As India Celebrates 'Vande Mataram' Tomorrow, A Look At Why 150 Years Of Our National Song Still Shapes National Soul
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As India Celebrates 'Vande Mataram' Tomorrow, A Look At Why 150 Years Of Our National Song Still Shapes National Soul

Vande Mataram 150 Years: India is preparing for a moment of cultural and historic significance as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the year-long commemoration marking 150 years of Vande Mataram, the national song that stirred generations during the freedom movement and continues to symbolise unity and national pride. The launch event will take place on November 7, at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi. Why 150 Years Of Vande Mataram Matters Few works of literature have shaped India’s national consciousness the way Vande Mataram has. Written by Bankimchandra Chatterji in Sanskritised Bengali and believed to have been composed on Akshaya Navami in 1875, the poem was first published in the literary journal Bangadarshan as part of his novel Anandamath, before appearing as a standalone book in 1882. At a time when social and political currents were rapidly shifting under colonial rule, the poem offered a powerful emotional anchor. It invoked the motherland as a figure of strength, abundance and divinity, giving voice to a rising sense of self-respect and unity among Indians. Its electrifying impact soon spread beyond literature. Rabindranath Tagore recited it at a Congress session in 1896, and by 1905, it had become a rallying cry for political activists and freedom fighters. British authorities eventually banned the song, but its popularity only deepened. On January 24, 1950, as India prepared to adopt its Constitution, Dr Rajendra Prasad declared that “Vande Mataram”, having played a historic role in the freedom struggle, would be accorded equal honour with “Jana Gana Mana”, our national anthem. National Celebration: Plan The Government has approved October 1, as the start of nationwide celebrations, followed by a formal year-long commemoration beginning on November 7, and continuing till November 7, 2026. The inaugural ceremony will feature a cultural programme, a curated exhibition on the song’s 150-year journey, floral tribute to Bharat Mata, a documentary screening, release of a commemorative coin and stamp, and a grand musical presentation titled Vande Mataram: Naad Ekam, Roopam Anekam featuring 75 musicians led by violin maestro Dr Manjunath Mysore. The Prime Minister will deliver the keynote address before a synchronised mass singing of the full version of Vande Mataram across states, UTs, ministerial offices, schools, colleges and public institutions at 10:00 am. Bringing Citizens Into The Tribute To widen participation, the Ministry of Culture has launched a dedicated portal (vandemataram150.in) offering audio tracks with lyrics for mass singing, a short film, exhibition material, branding kits and a special “Karaoke with Vande Mataram” feature that allows citizens to record and upload their renditions. The government has urged people nationwide to join the initiative as a collective tribute to a song that continues to evoke devotion, unity and an enduring sense of shared identity.

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For Turkey's LGBTQ community, draft law sparks existential alarm
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For Turkey's LGBTQ community, draft law sparks existential alarm

A drag queen and DJ in Istanbul warns a proposed law criminalising behavior deemed contrary to 'biological sex and general morality' threatens the existence of LGBTQ individuals. The legislation, which could lead to prison sentences for appearance or identity, is seen by activists as state policy to limit public presence and a severe rollback of rights.

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