Sudan Crisis: Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of the main rebel factions in the ongoing conflict, have officially agreed to a humanitarian truce proposal mediated by the US-led Quad nations. The truce aims to halt hostilities temporarily to allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians affected by years of fierce fighting that have devastated the country. 


Sudan Crisis: Sudan’s Rebel Group Consents to Humanitarian Truce Proposal

SC On Stray Dogs: The Supreme Court of India has ordered the removal of stray dogs from public premises including schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations, directing authorities to capture, sterilize, vaccinate, and relocate them to designated shelters. Importantly, the court mandated that these dogs must not be released back into their original locations to prevent recurring public safety risks. 


 SC On Strays: Dogs Removed from Premises Not to Be Released Back, Rules Supreme Court

Kashmir's iconic Chinar trees are undergoing a breathtaking transformation each autumn, turning the valley into a vibrant tapestry of reds, oranges, and golds. This seasonal spectacle attracts thousands of tourists from across the country and the world, eager to witness the natural beauty and cultural significance of these majestic trees. 

Kashmir’s Chinar Trees Undergo Stunning Transformation, Draw Massive Tourist Crowd

The Himalayan Ghepan Lake in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul-Spiti region has dramatically swollen by 176% over the past three decades, raising serious concerns among authorities and environmentalists. This rapid expansion is largely attributed to accelerated glacier retreat driven by climate change, which increases meltwater flow into the lake. 

Rapid Expansion of Ghepan Lake Sparks Flood Concerns in Himachal 

Delhi Pollution: Delhi’s air quality has severely deteriorated, with the AQI soaring above 700 for several hours, prompting health alerts. The hazardous pollution levels are driven by factors including widespread stubble burning in neighboring states, vehicular emissions, and stagnant atmospheric conditions that trap pollutants over the city.


Delhi Pollution: Delhi’s Air Quality Crashes to Hazardous Levels, AQI Surpasses 700

COP30: At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the UN Secretary-General António Guterres delivered a stark warning about the world’s failure to effectively tackle the climate crisis. He criticized global leaders for inaction and delayed commitments, calling it a moral failure that risks catastrophic impacts from climate change. 


COP30: UN Chief Criticizes World Leaders for Climate Inaction

Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport experienced significant flight delays due to a technical glitch in its air traffic control (ATC) system on November 6, 2025. The failure disrupted normal flight operations, leading to more than 300 flights being delayed across multiple airlines, including Air India and IndiGo. 

Delhi IGI Airport Faces Massive Flight Delays Amid ATC System Failure

Exclusive: ICC makes rare exception for India cricketer Pratika Rawal. The fourth-highest run-scorer of the World Cup confirmed to WION’s Athira Sasidharan that she has received her own medal despite missing the final due to injury. Catch the full interview at 6:30 PM IST.


Exclusive: Pratika Rawal on How She Got Her World Cup Medal

Israel launched multiple airstrikes on southern Lebanon in response to escalating cross-border tensions. The strikes targeted militant positions linked to Hezbollah, heightening fears of a wider conflict in the volatile region. 


Israel Escalates Conflict with Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon 

Pak-Afghan: Clashes between Pakistani and Afghan forces have intensified along the border amid ongoing tensions and conflicting military operations. Despite efforts at ceasefire talks mediated by regional powers like Qatar and Turkey, violence has resulted in the deaths of several soldiers and civilians. 


Pak-Afghan Clash: Border Violence Flares Between Pakistan and Afghanistan, 5 Dead

Himachal: The Ghepan Lake in the Lahaul-Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh has expanded by 176% over the past 33 years, primarily due to accelerated glacier melting attributed to climate change. This significant increase in water volume has raised alarms among authorities and environmentalists due to the potential risk of glacial lake outburst floods that could affect downstream regions.


Himachal: Alarm Raised as Himalayan Ghepan Lake Swells Dramatically

 Shareholders of tesla have approved a historic pay package for its CEO, Elon Musk. The board says it could be worth up to 1 trillion dollars, though its cash-in-hand value is pegged at about 878 billion dollars. Making it one of the largest pay deals in corporate history.


Tesla Shareholders Approve Historic $878 Billion Musk Pay Deal

Bond prices rose on bets that the federal reserve may be forced to cut rates in response to the weakest jobs data in over two decades. The private jobs reading sent shockwaves across wall street. Mega Caps led the sell-off in wall street stocks. Bitcoin reversed course to crash to test 100,000 dollar level again after a trump-driven pickup on Thursday.


‘Buy the Dip’ Strategy Loses Steam Amid Economic Weakness 

The idea that bitcoin eases pressure on the U.S. Dollar is a subject of ongoing debate among economists and political figures, with no universal consensus. However, on Wednesday, trump once again insisted that bitcoin has assisted in easing the pressure on the dollar, among the many other advantages of the OG token.


Trump Praises Bitcoin’s Role in Supporting Dollar Stability

The U.S. Government shutdown is no longer just a political standoff.
It is now showing up in the job market. Hundreds of thousands of workers are without pay. While private data shows unemployment and layoffs moving higher. 


US October Layoffs Surge to 20-Year High

Sudan Crisis: The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan’s rebel paramilitary group, announced acceptance of a humanitarian ceasefire proposal brokered by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates. This agreement follows over two years of brutal conflict with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF). 


Sudan Crisis: Sudan Rebels Agree to US-Led Humanitarian Ceasefire 

End of an Era: Nancy Pelosi, the first woman to serve as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, announced she will retire at the end of her current term in January 2027. After nearly four decades representing San Francisco, Pelosi reflects on a historic career marked by legislative milestones and leadership during partisan challenges. Her farewell message urged continued civic engagement and acknowledged the progress made. 


End of an Era: Nancy Pelosi Bids Farewell to Congress After Four Decades

Israel launched multiple airstrikes on southern Lebanon in response to escalating cross-border tensions. The strikes targeted militant positions linked to Hezbollah, heightening fears of a wider conflict in the volatile region. 

Israel Launches Airstrikes in Southern Lebanon Amid Rising Tensions

Pak-Afghanistan: Deadly clashes between Pakistani and Afghan troops have left five dead along the tense border. The violence marks the latest in a string of confrontations involving drone strikes and retaliatory attacks, despite repeated regional efforts to broker a ceasefire.


Pak-Afghanistan: 5 Killed in Deadly Pak-Afghan Border Clash 

Pak-Afghanistan: Clashes between Pakistani and Afghan forces along the border have resulted in the deaths of five individuals amid ongoing tensions. These skirmishes follow a series of military operations, drone strikes, and retaliatory attacks from both sides, despite attempts at ceasefire talks mediated by regional powers. 

Pak-Afghanistan: Deadly Fire Exchange at Pak-Afghanistan Border Claims 5 Lives

Bihar Elections: The first phase of the 2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly elections recorded a historic voter turnout of 64.46%, the highest ever for the state. The polling covered 121 constituencies across 18 districts with over 3.75 crore registered voters. 


Bihar Elections: Bihar Records Historic 64.46% Voter Turnout in Phase 1 

NYC Mayor: Zohran Mamdani, New York City's newly elected mayor, promises a sweeping approach to tackling the city's affordable housing crisis. His platform includes rent freezes for millions of tenants, tripling public investment in affordable, union-built homes, and expanding protections for renters. However, economists warn that such policies face significant economic and logistical challenges.


NYC Mayor: Mamdani’s Vision to Make NYC Affordable Faces Challenges 

Louvre Robbery Shocks France: In a stunning daylight robbery, thieves stole eight priceless pieces of French Crown Jewels worth approximately $102 million from the Louvre Museum. The security system’s password was simply “Louvre,” highlighting a major vulnerability.

Louvre Robbery Shocks France: Weak Surveillance Password Revealed

Thousands gathered outside the Serbian Parliament in Belgrade in rival pro- and anti-government protests tied to the anniversary of the Novi Sad railway station tragedy that cost 16 lives. Pro-government supporters rallied to defend President Aleksandar Vučić's leadership while opposition groups and students called for accountability and early elections. 


Serbia’s Capital Sees Clashes Between Government Supporters and Opponents

U.S.: The Republican Party is sharply divided following significant electoral losses in the 2025 off-year elections. While former President Trump blames the losses on factors like his absence from the ballot and government shutdowns, others in the party urge a new economic message and reducing internal conflicts. 


U.S.: GOP Split Over 2025 Election Losses and Future Strategy

India-U.S.: US President Donald Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “great man” and “friend,” indicating he may visit India in 2026. Speaking at the White House, Trump said talks with Modi were “going good” amid ongoing trade negotiations despite recent tariffs.


India-U.S.: Trump Says He May Visit India Next Year, Calls Modi ‘Great Friend’ 

The United Nations Security Council has voted overwhelmingly to lift sanctions on Syria’s transitional President Ahmed Al Sharaa, ahead of his scheduled meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. The resolution, backed by 14 members with China abstaining, removes travel bans, asset freezes, and arms embargoes related to terror sanctions.


UNSC Votes to Lift Sanctions on Syrian President Ahmed Al Sharaa

Russia-U.S.: Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov warned that the US plans to operationalize the new Dark Eagle medium-range missile system armed with hypersonic missiles by the end of the year. These missiles could be deployed in Europe and Asia-Pacific regions, capable of reaching central Russia within six to seven minutes if stationed in Germany. 


Russia-U.S.: Russian Defence Minister Warns US May Deploy Dark Eagle Missiles Near Russia

Bihar Elections: Phase 1 of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 has kicked off with a promising voter turnout of 13.13% in the first four hours. Voters across 121 constituencies in 18 districts have participated actively.


Bihar Elections: Phase 1 of Bihar Assembly Elections Reports Early Voter Turnout of 13.13% 

Bihar Elections Phase 1: Phase 1 of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 is currently underway with voting taking place across 121 constituencies in 18 districts. Early reports show a promising voter turnout, with significant participation from diverse regions including Gopalganj, Begusarai, and Lakhisarai. 


Bihar Elections Phase 1: Voting Underway in 121 Constituencies Across 18 Districts

Bihar Elections: In the first four hours of Phase 1 of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025, the Election Commission reports a voter turnout of 27.6%. Voting is underway in 121 constituencies across 18 districts, with significant presence of key political leaders casting their ballots. 


Bihar Elections: Phase 1 of Assembly Elections Saw 27.6% Voter Turnout in First 4 Hours 

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