A devastating explosion near Red Fort Metro Station on Monday killed eight people, leaving locals traumatized. A shopkeeper described never hearing "such a loud blast," falling three times and feeling "everyone was going to die." The explosion occurred in a car near Gate No. 1, spreading fire to 3-4 nearby vehicles. Seven fire tenders responded while Delhi Police Special Cell investigated under high alert conditions. The blast's intensity shattered windows meters away and shook buildings in the congested area. Injured auto driver Zeeshan reported the exploding Swift Dzire car was just two feet ahead. The incident followed recovery of 360 kg suspected ammonium nitrate from a Kashmiri doctor's Faridabad accommodation, raising terror concerns.

Bollywood icon Dharmendra, fondly known as the “He-Man of Bollywood,” passed away at 89 in Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital on November 10 due to respiratory issues. His illustrious career spanned six decades, beginning with Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere (1960), and included classics like Phool Aur Patthar, Mera Gaon Mera Desh, Yaadon Ki Baarat, Betaab, and Ghayal. Honored with the Padma Bhushan in 2012, Dharmendra leaves behind his wife Hema Malini and six children, including actors Sunny and Bobby Deol. His final film, Ikkis, releases December 25. Even at 89, he remained active on social media, sharing farming tips and promoting healthy living. (PC: Mint)

Nine people were killed and 20 injured after a car exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday evening. The white Hyundai i20 blew up at a red light around 6:52 pm, leaving bodies and damaged vehicles on the road. Police said explosives were planted in the car, and terror links are being investigated. The NIA and NSG are leading the probe. Home Minister Amit Shah visited the site and hospital, promising a full investigation. Security has been increased across major cities. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta urged people to stay calm and avoid spreading rumours. (PC: X)

US President Donald Trump announced plans to reduce tariffs on Indian imports, signaling progress toward a “fair deal” with India. Speaking during Sergio Gor’s swearing-in as US Ambassador to India, Trump linked high tariffs to India’s past oil trade with Russia, claiming New Delhi has “substantially stopped” purchases. In August, Trump doubled tariffs to 50%, citing India’s Moscow energy ties as leverage against Russia’s war in Ukraine. Despite India denying Trump’s earlier claim of assurances from PM Modi, negotiations continue. Trump emphasized the new deal would differ from past “unfair” agreements, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent backing his stance, accusing India of profiting from Russian oil sales.

A car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday evening is being treated as a suspected terror attack. Investigators said a Hyundai i20 was packed with high-grade explosives and deliberately blown up near Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station around 6:52 pm, killing eight people and injuring several others. Sources said the attack appears to be a fidayeen-style strike. The car was reportedly bought by Tariq, a resident of Pulwama, who is now in custody. Teams from the NIA and NSG confirmed the use of powerful explosives and are probing links to a Faridabad-based terror module. (PC: X)

A Hyundai i20 exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort around 6:52 pm on Monday, killing eight people and injuring over twenty. The car, carrying three passengers, was moving slowly and stopped at a red light before it suddenly blew up. The blast damaged nearby vehicles and shattered streetlights. Police said the car had a Haryana number plate and was sold several times using fake papers. The first owner has been detained, and a Pulwama link is being investigated. Eyewitnesses said the explosion was so strong that cars were flung away. Delhi Police have placed the city on high alert.

Police said the Hyundai i20 that exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday, killing eight people, was once owned by a man from Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama. The original owner, Mohd Salman from Gurugram, told police he had sold the car to a man named Tariq from Pulwama. Investigators are checking if Tariq later sold it again. The car, bearing number HR26 CE 7674, exploded near Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station at 6:52 pm. The blast also damaged several vehicles. Home Minister Amit Shah has briefed Prime Minister Modi and ordered a detailed probe. (PC: NDTV)

Two men have been detained after a car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort killed eight people on Monday evening. Police identified them as Salman from Gurugram and Devender from Okhla, the former owners of the white Hyundai i20 that exploded. Gurugram Police said the car was first registered to Salman, who sold it to Devender about 18 months ago. The car may have later changed hands again in Ambala. Both men are being questioned to trace the full chain of ownership. Investigators have not yet confirmed any terror links. Home Minister Amit Shah said all angles are being investigated. (PC: HT)

A deadly car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station killed at least eight people on Monday evening. The explosion happened around 6:52 pm in a Hyundai i20 near Gate No. 1, when the car was halted at a traffic signal. Several people were injured and admitted to LNJP Hospital. Following the incident, Delhi Police and security agencies placed the city and its borders on high alert. CISF posts, Delhi Metro, and IGI Airport have increased checks. The US Embassy issued a security advisory urging citizens to avoid the Red Fort area and stay alert. (PC: India Today)

A devastating blast outside Gate 1 of Red Fort's Lal Qila metro station killed several people at 6:52 PM Monday when a slow-moving vehicle exploded at a red light. Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha confirmed nearby vehicles caught fire, with eyewitnesses reporting body parts on roads. Home Minister Amit Shah briefed PM Modi as state agencies went on high alert, including Indo-Nepal border security. The blast followed recovery of nearly 3,000 kg explosives, including 350 kg ammonium nitrate, from Faridabad residences linked to J&K doctors Adil Rather and Muzammil Shakeel. Police cracked an inter-state terrorist module connected to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, arresting eight individuals total.