HT Morning News Brief November 12: Nvidia CEO's ‘affairs’, Hardik Pandya's Punjab Kings move and more

Good morning, readers. Here are five stories to get you up to speed on the biggest developments across politics, India, world, entertainment, and sports. Hardik Pandya moved to Punjab Kings in much-anticipated IPL player trade on Wednesday, Nov 11 (PTI)From the Nvidia CEO's shocking affair revelations to Hardik Pandya's pay hike as for joining Punjab Kings - here's your quick morning news briefing.

Two Special Police Officers (SPOs), on a patrol, went missing along with their weapons on Wednesday afternoon in the upper reaches of Marwah in Kishtwar district, said people familiar with the development. Read more here Amid reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has had multiple extramarital affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy, the tech giant's board has been working with an outside firm to identify potential successors as it prepares to meet as early as Wednesday (local time) to decide Huang's future at the company.

Read full report here Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran tied the knot at a grand wedding attended only by family and friends, reportedly in Greece. The composer shared their first picture as newlyweds on social media hours after the wedding on Wednesday.

Read full report here Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings have completed one of the biggest trade deals in Indian Premier League (IPL) history, with Hardik Pandya moving to PBKS in exchange for Arshdeep Singh. Pandya, who captained MI over the last three seasons, will now begin a new chapter after failing to guide the franchise to a title during his tenure as skipper.

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