Mumbai is grappling with a significant shortage of compressed natural gas (CNG) due to damage to a major pipeline in the Wadala area. This disruption has impacted the operations of taxis, auto-rickshaws, and public transport buses across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, and Thane, causing long queues and delays at CNG refueling stations.


Mumbai Faces Major CNG Shortage, Taxi and Auto Services Disrupted

Delhi Blast: On November 10, 2025, a Hyundai i20 car loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near Delhi's Red Fort, killing at least 13 people including the suicide bomber and injuring over 20. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) took over the case immediately, identifying the bomber as Dr. Umar Mohammad (Umar Un Nabi), a doctor with ties to a "white-collar" terror network involving multiple medical professionals. 


Delhi Blast: NIA Confirms Car-Borne Suicide Attack Near Red Fort

In Sonbhadra district of Uttar Pradesh, a stone mine collapse on November 15 has left five workers trapped under massive debris, with rescue operations ongoing. At least five bodies have been recovered so far while teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and local authorities work tirelessly in challenging terrain using heavy machinery. 

Sonbhadra Mine Collapse Leaves Five Workers Trapped; Rescue Efforts Continue

Dr Umar Mohammad, the suicide bomber behind the deadly car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort, was engaged in grooming and radicalizing young attackers as part of a larger "white-collar terror" network. Investigations reveal that Dr Umar, an Assistant Professor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad, worked closely with his aide Amir Rashid Ali to plan and execute the attack. 

Delhi Red Fort Bomber Dr Umar Nabi Groomed Young Attackers, Tried Radicalizing Youth 

The air in the national capital continues to be unbreathable for the another day. Delhi is under a dense blanket of pollution, with several pockets slipping into the severe category despite intermittent strong winds.


Delhi’s Air Remains Unbreathable for Fourth Consecutive Day

Bangladesh is under heightened security as the International Crimes Tribunal prepares to deliver its verdict on former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's trial for alleged crimes against humanity linked to the violent crackdown during the 2024 student uprising. Hasina, who was ousted following mass protests, faces charges including failure to prevent murder and orchestrating a crackdown that resulted in hundreds of deaths. 

Bangladesh Awaits Verdict on Sheikh Hasina’s Crimes Against Humanity Case 

Operation Sindoor: General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of Army Staff, asserts that talks and terror cannot coexist. Emphasizing India’s preparedness to respond firmly, he articulates the nation’s stance against state-sponsored terrorism and warns that both terrorists and their sponsors will face decisive action. Highlighting Operation Sindoor as a symbol of India’s resolve, General Dwivedi underscores that while India supports peaceful processes, it will not hesitate in tackling terror threats that jeopardize national security.

Op Sindoor: General Upendra Dwivedi’s Strong Message on Terror and Peace Talks

Israel-Hamas War: Israel’s Defense Forces have recovered a personal diary belonging to Hamas platoon commander Khaled Abu Akram from a tunnel in the northern Gaza Strip. The diary provides rare, firsthand insight into Hamas’s strategic use of civilian infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, and UN facilities to operate and sustain its military activities. 


Israel-Hamas War: Israel Recovers Hamas Platoon Commander’s Diary in Gaza Tunnel 

China-Japan Tensions: China has deployed a formation of Coast Guard ships to sail near the disputed Senkaku Islands, administered by Japan but claimed by China as the Diaoyu Islands. This move marks an escalation in the long-standing territorial dispute in the East China Sea, heightening regional security concerns. 


China Sends Coast Guard Ships Near Japan-Administered Senkaku Islands Amid Rising Tensions

Delhi Blast: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has confirmed that the deadly explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort was a car-borne suicide attack carried out by Umar Un Nabi, killing 13 people and injuring over 30. The bomber’s aide, Amir Rashid Ali, has been arrested for facilitating the attack. 


Delhi Blast: NIA Confirms Car-Borne Suicide Attack Near Red Fort 

Saudi Bus Accident: A tragic accident near Madinah, Saudi Arabia, has left at least 42 Indian Umrah pilgrims feared dead after a bus carrying them collided with a diesel tanker, causing a massive fire. Many of the victims were residents of Telangana, including Hyderabad. The incident occurred while the bus was travelling from Makkah to Madinah. 


Saudi Bus Accident: At Least 40 Indian Pilgrims Feared Dead in Saudi Arabia Bus-Tanker Crash 

U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled plans to meet New York City’s mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, indicating a possible thaw in relations after months of sharp criticism. Trump, who previously labeled Mamdani a “communist” and warned of the city’s decline under his leadership, stated that they will “work something out.”


Trump to Meet Mamdani, Says They’ll ‘Work Something Out’ 

China's 15-year plan at the plenum last month is coming under the scanner. While the longer and more detailed text is set to be published at the two sessions in march 2026, the first look of China's fourth plenum showed the priorities for the 15th five-year plan are more or less the same as 2014's key focus areas.


China's Plenum Focus of Geopolitics Comes Under Scanner

Pakistan vs Afghanistan: Let’s compare two Neighbours and their economies as conflict along borders rages on. Afghanistan, a country crippled by decades of war, is showing currency stability and rising revenues. Pakistan, despite decades of foreign assistance, is facing debt pressures, high inflation, and political instability. A clear contrast in currency, debt, and economic resilience. 


Pakistan vs Afghanistan: Where Do Their Economies Stand?

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that the U.S. may soon engage in dialogue with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid escalating tensions. This announcement comes alongside the U.S. decision to designate Venezuela’s notorious Cartel de los Soles as a foreign terrorist organization, citing its links to Maduro and other senior officials. 


U.S.-Venezuela: Trump May Talk with Maduro Amid Tensions 

Asian markets started the week on a cautious tone as investors focus on September's delayed U.S. Jobs report and the release of October's more hawkish federal reserve's meeting minutes. In this next report, we decode the cues to watch in the week ahead. 


Post-shutdown, Investors to Focus on U.S. Jobs & Fed Minutes

U.S. President Donald trump cuts tariffs on food imports to address affordability concerns. Affordability has become the hottest issue in U.S. Politics after this month's electoral victories for democrats. Not to be outdone, trump cuts tariffs on over 200 food items, including everyday staples such as coffee, beef, and bananas.

Trump Tariffs: 'Taco' Rings Loud as Trump Steps Up His Affordability Push 

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that he has largely decided the U.S. stance on Venezuela amidst rising tensions and military buildup near the region. Trump mentioned the possibility of opening talks with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who faces increasing pressure from the U.S. over drug trafficking and political issues.


U.S.-Venezuela: Trump Says He Has “Sort of Made Up My Mind” on Venezuela 

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced a large-scale Russian drone and missile strike on Kyiv that killed at least six people and injured dozens more. 


Russa-Ukraine: Zelenskyy Condemns Deadly Russian Drone and Missile Attack on Kyiv

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has called on the American people to demand an end to the threat of war between the U.S. and Venezuela.

‘Stop the War,’ Maduro Urges the American People Amid Rising U.S.-Venezuela Tensions 

Mt. Sakurajima, one of Japan’s most active volcanoes located in Kagoshima Prefecture, erupted multiple times recently, sending a towering plume of ash and smoke up to 4,400 meters (14,400 feet) into the atmosphere.

Japan’s Mt. Sakurajima Volcano Erupts Multiple Times, Ash Plume Reaches 4.4 Kms

China-Japan Tensions: China has dispatched a formation of coast guard ships to sail near the Japan-administered Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, marking a significant escalation in territorial tensions between the two countries.


China Sends Coast Guard Ships Near Japan-Administered Senkaku Islands

Germany Layoffs 2025: Germany’s automotive industry is facing a significant crisis in 2025 with major layoffs and restructuring underway. Volkswagen plans to cut 35,000 jobs in Germany by 2030, focusing on voluntary redundancies and shifting towards electric vehicle production. Audi, part of the Volkswagen Group, announced plans to eliminate 7,500 positions in its German plants by 2029 amid mounting economic pressures and stiff competition from Asian EV manufacturers. 


Germany Layoffs: Auto Giants Slash Thousands of Jobs Amid Industry Restructuring 

Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama sparked fresh debate on gender and leadership in the US, stating the country is still “not ready” to elect a woman president. Speaking at an event promoting her book "The Look," Obama highlighted persistent resistance among many men to female authority. 


Michelle Obama Says US “Not Ready” for a Woman President, Reignites Leadership Debate

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Mumbai Faces Major CNG Shortage, Taxi and Auto Services Disrupted

Delhi Blast: NIA Confirms Car-Borne Suicide Attack Near Red Fort

Sonbhadra Mine Collapse Leaves Five Workers Trapped; Rescue Efforts Continue

Delhi Red Fort Bomber Dr Umar Nabi Groomed Young Attackers, Tried Radicalizing Youth

Delhi’s Air Remains Unbreathable for Fourth Consecutive Day

Bangladesh Awaits Verdict on Sheikh Hasina’s Crimes Against Humanity Case

Op Sindoor: General Upendra Dwivedi’s Strong Message on Terror and Peace Talks

Israel-Hamas War: Israel Recovers Hamas Platoon Commander’s Diary in Gaza Tunnel

China Sends Coast Guard Ships Near Japan-Administered Senkaku Islands Amid Rising Tensions

Delhi Blast: NIA Confirms Car-Borne Suicide Attack Near Red Fort

Saudi Bus Accident: At Least 40 Indian Pilgrims Feared Dead in Saudi Arabia Bus-Tanker Crash

Trump to Meet Mamdani, Says They’ll ‘Work Something Out’

China's Plenum Focus of Geopolitics Comes Under Scanner

Pakistan vs Afghanistan: Where Do Their Economies Stand?

U.S.-Venezuela: Trump May Talk with Maduro Amid Tensions

Post-shutdown, Investors to Focus on U.S. Jobs & Fed Minutes

Trump Tariffs: 'Taco' Rings Loud as Trump Steps Up His Affordability Push

U.S.-Venezuela: Trump Says He Has “Sort of Made Up My Mind” on Venezuela

Russa-Ukraine: Zelenskyy Condemns Deadly Russian Drone and Missile Attack on Kyiv

‘Stop the War,’ Maduro Urges the American People Amid Rising U.S.-Venezuela Tensions

Japan’s Mt. Sakurajima Volcano Erupts Multiple Times, Ash Plume Reaches 4.4 Kms

China Sends Coast Guard Ships Near Japan-Administered Senkaku Islands

Germany Layoffs: Auto Giants Slash Thousands of Jobs Amid Industry Restructuring

Michelle Obama Says US “Not Ready” for a Woman President, Reignites Leadership Debate