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Skip next section Prince William and wife Kate to visit India for award ceremony 11/15/2026November 15, 2026 Prince William and wife Kate to visit India for award ceremony UK’s Prince William is expected to be joined by his wife Kate Middleton to attend his annual Earthshot Prize awards this week. The trip to India will

Skip next section Prince William and wife Kate to visit India for award ceremony

November 15, 2026

Prince William and wife Kate to visit India for award ceremony

UK’s Prince William is expected to be joined by his wife Kate Middleton to attend his annual Earthshot Prize awards this week.

The trip to India will be her biggest foreign trip since having treatment for cancer.

During their three-day trip, which begins tomorrow, William and Kate are flying out for a series of events across Mumbai.

For Kate, the trip to India marks her most high-profile overseas visit since she underwent preventative chemotherapy for an unspecified form ​of cancer in 2024.

The Princess, who is in remission, says the illness still ⁠affects her life.

The Earthshot Prize was founded by William in 2020 with the aim of finding solutions to climate change.

“For the prince, Earthshot is ultimately about replacing pessimism with possibility,” a spokesperson for the couple’s office at Kensington Palace said.

Following the award ceremony, the royal couple will be will be ‌joined by ⁠a number of celebrities, including Indian cricketing great Sachin Tendulkar, actors Alia Bhatt and Rami Malek.

Edited by:Sean Sinico

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Skip next section We are resuming our blog

November 15, 2026

We are resuming our blog

We are back again with the latest updates from India on Sunday.

UK’s Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are going to visit India to attend the annual Earthshot awards in Mumbai.

Delhi Police have uncovered an alleged plot to carry out a firing attack outside Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan’s residence in Mumbai.

Stay tuned as we bring you more from India!

Edited by:Sean Sinico

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Skip next section We are pausing the blog

November 14, 2026

We are pausing the blog

We are pausing our coverage for Saturday.

We will be back tomorrow with more news here, so stay tuned!

Edited by:Saim Dushan Inayatullah

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Skip next section India to attend ‘Quad’ meeting at conclusion ASEAN summit

November 14, 2026

India to attend ‘Quad’ meeting at conclusion ASEAN summit

Representatives from the so-called Quad group of Indo-Pacific powers are scheduled to meet in the Philippines on Tuesday after the conclusion of the larger Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit, which kicks off in the Philippine capital Manila on Sunday.

Officially know as the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue and made up of Australia, India, Japan and the United States, the Quad group sees itself as a counterweight to growing Chinese influence in the regionthough denies that its policies are directed against any one nation.

US President Donald Trump and his Secretary of State Marco Rubio will join the talks — the first in two years — on Tuesday evening.

Topics of discussion are expected to focus on critical minerals as well as the issue of safe passage for vessels transporting these and other energy products.

Asia has been particularly hard hit by the massive throttling of energy deliveries as a result of Trump’s war in Iran and the subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Quad group’s last meeting took place in the US state of Delaware in September 2024, before Trump’s return to office.

At that meeting, Quad leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific and announced initiatives to strengthen maritime security cooperation.

Edited by:Jenipher Camino Gonzalez

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Skip next section Modi, Rahul Gandhi pay tribute to India’s first PM Nehru on birth anniversary

November 14, 2026

Modi, Rahul Gandhi pay tribute to India’s first PM Nehru on birth anniversary

  Jawaharlal Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru birth anniversary is also celebrated as Children’s Day across IndiaImage: United Archives/picture alliance

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on his 137th birth anniversary.

In a post on X, Modi wrote, “Paying tribute to former PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on his birth anniversary.”

Lok Sabha leader of opposition and former chief of the opposition Indian National Congress party Rahul Gandhi also paid tribute on his birth anniversary. Nehru was himself a member and later leader of the party.

In a post on X, Rahul described Nehru as the “jewel of India” and the country’s first prime minister.

Nehru’s birth anniversary is also celebrated as Children’s Day in India. The leader was popularly known as Uncle Nehru, meaning “Uncle Nehru” in Hindi, because of his fondness for children.

After Nehru’s death, it was unanimously decided to observe his birthday as Bal Diwas, meaning Children’s Day in multiple Indian languages. He was born on November 14, 1889, in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh and died on May 27, 1964.

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Skip next section UK: Indian student charged with sexual offences, sentenced to 30 years in jail

November 14, 2026

UK: Indian student charged with sexual offences, sentenced to 30 years in jail

An Indian student in the United Kingdom was sentenced to 30 years in jail for exploiting more than 30 girls online.

An investigation found that the man was “exploiting and coercing” minor girls online to commit sexual acts, according to an official statement.

He was described as a “serial online groomer” by the UK authorities with an extended licence period of eight years.

The accused had previously pleaded guilty to 37 charges of child sexual offences.

The investigation into the case was taken over by officers from Cheshire Constabulary’s Online Child Abuse Investigation Team (OCAIT) in May 2022, after one of his victims reported the abuse she had suffered to Derbyshire Police.

The Cheshire Constabulary described the probe as Cheshire’s largest online child abuse investigation.

British news channel Sky News reported that the suspect, identified as a 27-year-old Mumbai resident who was studying in the UK, posed as a white British teenage boy called “Reece” while playing Roblox on Snapchat, and social networking apps Wizz and Wink.

Reportedly, he led his victims — aged between 10 and 17 — to believe they were in a genuine relationship with him and then manipulated them to send him explicit images of them.

When denied more pictures, he used to threaten the girls of circulating their pictures online.

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Skip next section Dozens dead after truck and bus collide in Assam

November 14, 2026

Dozens dead after truck and bus collide in Assam

At least 26 people were reported dead and several others injured ​after a container truck collided with ‌a bus in India’s northeastern state of Assam on Friday, police said.

The accident took place between a minibus and a container truck in Assam’s Kaziranga.

Police said that the bus ‌was ⁠travelling to a neighbouring district, with around 30 people on board.

Passengers who survived the accident said that the bus was overcrowded and travelling at a very high speed when the driver lost control, according to a report by Indian newspaper Hindustan Times.

Assam Chief Minister ​Himanta Biswa Sarma ​extended his condolences in a post on X and said he was “deeply distressed by the ​tragic accident.”

“Our foremost priority now is to ⁠make ​sure the injured receive ​the best possible medical care without delay,” he wrote.

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Skip next section Delhi overtakes Lahore as world’s most polluted city

November 14, 2026

Delhi overtakes Lahore as world’s most polluted city

On Friday, Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 334, categorized as “hazardous” making it the most polluted major city globallyaccording to Swiss air quality monitoring group IQAir.

The Indian capital’s AQI was recorded to be higher than Lahore in Pakistan on Friday, which made it the most polluted city globally.

Quoting IQAir’s hourly data, Pakistani newspaper Dawn reported that on Friday Delhi’s AQI had dropped to 208 at 11.30 a.m. local time (0630 UTC). At the time, Lahore was ranked seventh among the world’s most polluted major cities, with an AQI of 155.

India’s official Central Pollution ​Control Board, however, recorded the AQI higher at 403 and ‌rated ⁠it “severe.”

The difference between the Indian and Swiss readings is caused by the fact that the two use different AQI scales and methodologies to calculate and categorize air pollution ​levels.

India’s worst air pollution crisis isn’t in its megacities

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Visibility in Delhi is significantly impacted as a thick layer of smog has enveloped the city.

In many parts of northern India and Pakistan, pollution poses a seasonal problem as the ​cold, heavy air of ​winter traps vehicle emissions, construction dust and smoke from agricultural ​burning.

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Skip next section Welcome to our coverage

November 14, 2026

Welcome to our coverage

Hello! This is Midhat from DW’s New Delhi Bureau bringing you all that’s creating a buzz in India over the weekend.

With festivities over now, what’s left for Delhi and the northern belt is the pollution to deal with. The Indian capital overtook Lahore in Pakistan to become the most polluted city in the world on Friday.

Meanwhile, a deadly truck-bus collision in India’s northeastern state of Assam, which has claimed at least 23 lives, has shaken the region.

Stay tuned as we bring you more news from India over the course of the day.

Edited by:Saim Dushan Inayatullah

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