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Highlights Of The Day, 18th Nov 2025

  1. Sonbhadra Mine Rescue Operation Called Off After Full Verification

The rescue operation at the collapsed stone mine in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, was officially called off after authorities confirmed no one remained trapped. Seven bodies were recovered during the three-day effort. Officials said the complex operation involved creating an alternate pathway around massive boulders. An FIR has been filed; investigations continue.

  1. NIA Court Sends Jasir Bilal Wani to 10-Day Custody in Red Fort Blast Case

A special NIA court remanded Jasir Bilal Wani, arrested from Srinagar, to 10-day custody in the November 10 Red Fort blast case. The NIA said Wani, a drone expert, aided the conspiracy by modifying drones and attempting to design a precision rocket. Security was heightened after hoax bomb threats at Delhi courts.

  1. HRW Flags Fair-Trial Concerns After Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Sheikh Hasina to Death

Human Rights Watch warned of major fair-trial violations after Bangladesh’s war crimes tribunal sentenced former PM Sheikh Hasina and ex-minister Asaduzzaman Khan to death in absentia for 2024 protest crackdowns. HRW said the trial lacked due process, legal representation, and international standards, urging safeguards and a moratorium on capital punishment.

  1. GST Transition, Extended Monsoon Dent Q2 Demand for Consumer Durables: Centrum

India’s consumer electricals and durables sector saw weaker Q2 FY26 demand despite GST cuts, Centrum reported. High inventory, a prolonged GST transition, and an extended monsoon hit summer-product sales. Revenue grew 5% YoY, but durable companies remained flat. Rising copper and aluminium prices and upcoming BEE norms remain key concerns.

  1. Pujara Counters Gambhir, Says Eden Pitch Was “Tough to Bat On” After India’s Loss

Cheteshwar Pujara disagreed with coach Gautam Gambhir’s view that the Eden Gardens pitch had “no demons,” saying it was clearly difficult to bat on after India fell 30 runs short against South Africa. He added that Indian batters looked underprepared for sharp turn and must adapt better to spin-friendly conditions.

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