This bulletin presents a summary of the information supplied for 10 November 2026. Figures, quotations and reported developments are reproduced as supplied and should be checked against official sources for confirmation.

Today's Panchang and Calendar

• Vedic Ritu: Sharad
• Drik Ritu: Hemant (Prewinter)
• Paksha: Shukla Paksha
• Samvatsara: Parabhava Nama
• Vikram Samvat: 2083
• Purnimanta Month: Kartika 16
• Shaka Samvat: 1948
• Amanta Month: Kartika 1
• Tithi: Pratipada up to 2:00 PM, followed by Dwitiya
• Nakshatra: Vishakha, followed by Anuradha
• Rahu Kaal: 2:47 PM – 4:09 PM

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Today's Top 20 News

1. Uttarakhand Statehood Day: Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings to the people of Uttarakhand, praising the state's spiritual heritage, natural beauty, mountains, sacred rivers and Char Dham. He highlighted the contribution of its hardworking and talented people to the state's development.
2. Swachh Survekshan Awards: President Droupadi Murmu is scheduled to present the Swachh Survekshan 2025–26 Awards at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, on 11 November. The 10th edition assessed more than 4,751 cities using 43 indicators across 10 areas, with over 3,000 trained assessors. Mentor and mentee cities under the Swachh Shehar Jodi initiative will also be recognised.
3. Telangana farmers' meeting: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy made no announcements on Rythu Bharosa, crop-loss compensation or insurance during a farmers' meeting at Lagacherla. He advised farmers against paddy cultivation amid water shortages and defended the proposed Shamshabad–Kodangal road project.
4. India's startup ecosystem: On National Entrepreneurship Day, the government highlighted India's position as the world's third-largest startup ecosystem, with more than 2.62 lakh DPIIT-recognised startups. Over 55,200 startups were recognised in 2025–26, while employment generated by startups exceeded 25 lakh up to October 2026.
5. Yamuna river cruise in Delhi: Delhi's first recreational river cruise service on the Yamuna is scheduled to be inaugurated at Sonia Vihar. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta are expected to attend. The Yamuna is designated National Waterway-110.
6. Delhi's new service-delivery law: The Delhi Government has notified the Delhi Right of Citizens to Time Bound and Easy Delivery of Services Act, 2026, replacing the 2011 law. Notified services will have fixed deadlines. Delayed applications are treated as appeals before the Citizen Grievance Redressal Authority, which must decide within 30 days. Unexplained delays can attract a penalty of ₹250 per day, up to ₹5,000.
7. Ahmedabad development projects: Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated and laid foundation stones for development projects worth approximately ₹1,400 crore in Ahmedabad, including municipal corporation projects valued at around ₹1,024 crore.
8. Drug-free youth campaign: MY Bharat and NSS volunteers organised Diwali Sneh Milan gatherings across 153 institutions under the Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat 100-Week Sankalp Abhiyan. The programme recorded 1,07,494 participations.
9. Shilp Samagam Mela: The 15-day Shilp Samagam Mela 2026 at Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi, recorded sales of approximately ₹55.46 lakh between 1 and 8 November. More than 130 stalls display products made by artisans from SC, OBC, Safai Karamchari communities and persons with disabilities. The fair continues until 15 November.
10. Punjab prison law extended to Chandigarh: The Union Home Ministry has extended Punjab's new 2026 prison law to the Union Territory of Chandigarh under Section 87 of the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966. The notification is dated 6 November.
11. Railway arrangements for Chhath passengers: Northern Railway has introduced special arrangements at major Delhi stations for passengers travelling towards eastern India. A permanent passenger holding area has been established at Anand Vihar Terminal to manage festive-season crowds.
12. Decline in stubble burning: Satellite data from the CREAMS Laboratory of ICAR-IARI reportedly shows a 95% reduction in stubble-burning incidents in Punjab and a 98% reduction in Haryana between 2020 and 2026.
13. Post-Diwali air pollution: Bahadurgarh recorded an average AQI of 400, making it the most polluted among 285 cities in the reported data. Charkhi Dadri recorded 389, Khora 380 and Rohtak 378. Delhi's average AQI was 344, while its reading touched 404 at 4 AM. GRAP Stage III restrictions remain in force across the NCR.
14. Mumbai firecracker restrictions: Mumbai's Disaster Management Authority has prohibited rockets and aerial firecrackers across the BMC area, including terraces, balconies and slum pockets, until 11:59 PM on 25 November.
15. Parliament session and speculation: Parliament's monsoon session has remained unprorogued for 88 days after both Houses were adjourned sine die on 13 August. The development has prompted speculation about a possible extended sitting and a Constitution amendment connected with women's reservation and Lok Sabha delimitation.
16. Expansion of rural 4G connectivity: Villages without 4G mobile connectivity have reportedly fallen from 45,180 in 2022 to 11,372, according to Department of Telecommunications data obtained through an RTI request.
17. NMC warning about fake medical colleges: The National Medical Commission has advised students and parents to verify a medical college's recognition, approved intake and admission permission for the relevant academic year before paying fees.
18. Extreme weather in India: The Centre for Science and Environment's Climate India 2026 report states that India experienced extreme weather events on 251 of the first 273 days of 2026. The reported impact includes 3,220 deaths, damage to 4.25 million hectares of crops, destruction of 1,28,334 houses and the loss of 47,244 livestock.
19. Fresh western disturbance: The India Meteorological Department expects a western disturbance to affect the north-western Himalayan region from the night of 10 November. Rain, thunderstorms and lightning are forecast in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand on some days until 15 November. Heavy rain is possible at isolated places on 12 and 13 November.
20. Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians' convention: Bengaluru will host the first special convention of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians' Indian Regional Unit on 17 and 18 November. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is scheduled to inaugurate the event.

New Appointments

1. Anurag Goyal: The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved additional charge of Managing Director and CEO of the Integrated Transport & Logistics Authority (ITLA) for Anurag Goyal, a 1994-batch Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officer. He will continue as Senior Adviser at NITI Aayog.
2. Dr Venkata Ramana Akkaraju: Appointed Vice-Chancellor of the Indian Maritime University, Chennai. He assumed charge on 3 November.
3. Prof. Vinodkumar Kallolickal: The History Department professor at Maharaja's College, Ernakulam, has taken charge as Chairperson of the Kerala Council for Historical Research, succeeding K.N. Ganesh.

Legal Reports

1. Somnath food restriction case: The Supreme Court declined to stay a Gujarat High Court Division Bench order continuing the restriction on preparing, selling and storing non-vegetarian food, including eggs, within 500 metres of the Somnath Temple. The Supreme Court asked the High Court to decide the pending appeals within two months. The dispute concerns an order issued by the Gir Somnath District Magistrate and a subsequent High Court ruling involving Article 19(1)(g).
2. Deemed suspension after 48 hours in custody: The Supreme Court reiterated that a public servant kept in judicial custody for more than 48 hours is deemed to be under suspension without requiring a separate suspension order. The case also involved a hospital manager accused of seeking a ₹4,000 bribe. The Bench expressed concern over his being posted back to the same position after suspension was revoked.
3. Dangerous buildings in Delhi: The Delhi High Court directed the MCD Commissioner to establish a high-powered committee, in consultation with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, to examine alternatives such as sealing, repairs or controlled demolition of unsafe buildings while GRAP restrictions prevent demolition until 10 February.
4. Protection plea by TMC MLA: The Calcutta High Court declined interim protection to TMC MLA Dilip Mondal against further FIRs. The MLA alleged political motivation, while the court considered a blanket order premature in view of his custody and the filing of charge-sheets in several cases.
5. Notice to Mamata Banerjee: Delhi Police served a notice at former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Kalighat residence, asking her to appear as a witness in a 2013 case registered following protests outside the Planning Commission in Delhi.
6. Tamil Nadu police officer dies after Diwali-night incident: Special Sub-Inspector K. Senthil Kumar of the Theni DSP office died following a reported scuffle with youths whom he had advised against bursting firecrackers in the middle of a road at Samadharmapuram.

Mishaps and Accidents

Jharkhand: Seven killed in road accident

At least seven people were killed and more than a dozen injured when a speeding trailer reportedly hit a vehicle carrying 19 people near Mahanetand Cut in Danua Valley, Hazaribagh. The group was travelling to Varanasi with a relative's body for the last rites when the vehicle overturned.

Madhya Pradesh: Fatal Diwali-night house fires

Two separate fires in Katni and Seoni reportedly claimed 12 lives. Six members of a family, including a two-month-old infant, died in a fire at a three-storey building housing a crockery shop in Barhi, Katni. Another six members of a goldsmith's family died in a house fire at Chhapara, Seoni, while four others were injured. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced compensation of ₹4 lakh for each victim's family.

Maharashtra: Six family members die in fire

In Dharashiv district, six members of a family reportedly died of suffocation following a Diwali-night fire at a house-cum-shop in the Yedshi area.

Defence News

1. INS Surat visits Oman: INS Surat reached Muscat on 8 November for the 15th edition of the India–Oman bilateral maritime exercise Naseem Al Bahr, followed by a Coordinated Patrol with the Royal Navy of Oman.
2. India–Myanmar HADR exercise: The first bilateral tri-services Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief exercise, Rahat Mitra, concluded in Chennai.
3. INS Chilka passing-out parade: The naval training establishment in Odisha will hold the passing-out parade of the ninth batch of Navy Agniveers and Coast Guard Naviks on 13 November. More than 3,300 trainees are expected to complete 16 weeks of training.
4. Embraer–Mahindra transport aircraft proposal: Embraer and Mahindra are offering the C-390 Millennium for the Indian Air Force's Medium Transport Aircraft programme, which reportedly seeks 60 aircraft. Nagpur has been identified as a possible final assembly location. The reported proposal includes 12 fly-away aircraft and 48 to be built in India, with at least 40% indigenous content. The reported bid deadline is 13 January.
5. DRDO hypersonic thermal protection test: DRDL Hyderabad has demonstrated a lightweight Thermal Protection System for long-duration hypersonic flight. A section-level test reportedly withstood temperatures of approximately 1,100°C, along with axial and bending loads, for 1,200 seconds. Final validation testing was carried out in July 2026.

International News

1. India–Ukraine conversation: Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about developments in the conflict. India reiterated its support for dialogue and diplomacy and expressed readiness to contribute to peaceful resolution efforts.
2. India–EU strategic partnership: India and the European Union held their seventh Strategic Partnership Review meeting in New Delhi. Discussions covered the proposed India–EU Free Trade Agreement, IMEC, the EU Global Gateway and human rights dialogue.
3. India–Lebanon consultations: The two countries held their first Foreign Office Consultations in New Delhi. Trade, investment, digital public infrastructure and pharmaceuticals were identified as areas for cooperation.
4. Haj Agreement 2027: Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju and Saudi Haj and Umrah Minister Tawfiq bin Fawzan Al-Rabiah signed the bilateral agreement in Jeddah. India's Haj quota for 2027 has been confirmed at 1,75,025 pilgrims.
5. Indian seafarers evacuated from Yemen: The Embassy of India in Yemen has evacuated 19 Indian seafarers who were reportedly stranded in Hodeidah and Sana'a for two weeks. They were reported safe and on their way back to India.
6. Indian fishermen return from Maldives: Twenty-four fishermen from Thoothukudi district, Tamil Nadu, detained by the Maldives Coast Guard in October, have reportedly been released and flown back to Thiruvananthapuram. The case involved an alleged fishing violation and a reported fine of around ₹4.80 crore.

World News

1. COP31 opens in Türkiye: The United Nations climate summit opened in Antalya. UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell warned that global progress remains too slow to prevent the world from exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold.
2. Russia–Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi: Russian and Ukrainian delegations arrived in Abu Dhabi for US-mediated discussions scheduled for 10 and 11 November. The talks follow renewed attacks on energy infrastructure and an oil refinery. Representatives from several European countries, NATO and the European Commission are also expected to be present.
3. Poland shooting investigation: Reports state that a 24-year-old gunman linked to a shooting in Krakow died in hospital. Six people were killed and 16 injured in the incident, while three members of his family were reportedly found dead near Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski.
4. US–Iran tensions: US President Donald Trump said renewed military strikes against Iran were highly unlikely if negotiations progressed, while not ruling them out. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran was open to talks on equal terms. Iran also reported that a tanker had struck mines east of the Strait of Hormuz.
5. Attack in Pakistan: A police constable was killed and three policemen abducted after militants attacked a security checkpoint at Shah Almas Pir Hill in Hangu district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. No group had claimed responsibility in the supplied report.

Sports News

1. Smriti Mandhana to lead India women: The BCCI has named Smriti Mandhana captain across formats for India's upcoming tour of South Africa. Jemimah Rodrigues returns after a hamstring injury, while Harmanpreet Kaur is included in all three squads. The tour features a Test beginning on 9 December, three ODIs from 16 to 22 December and three T20Is from 26 to 30 December.
2. IOA Sportspersons of Outstanding Merit election: P.T. Usha lost the women's category election, polling 40 votes. Anju Bobby George, Rani Rampal, Dola Banerjee and Saina Nehwal secured the four seats. Gagan Narang, Yogeshwar Dutt, Vijender Singh and Kamlesh Mehta were elected unopposed in the men's category.
3. Khelo India Youth Games 2026: Telangana will host the Games from 11 to 22 December for the first time. Hyderabad will stage 22 of the 27 competitive sports, with approximately 6,000 athletes expected. Softball will make its debut as a competitive sport, while sailing will be a demonstration event.
4. Sanjay to captain Indian men's hockey team: Hockey India has named Paris Olympics bronze medallist Sanjay captain for the New Zealand tour from 15 to 23 November. The three matches are scheduled for 19, 21 and 22 November, marking 100 years of India–New Zealand sporting ties.
5. India wins medals in shooting: Niveditha Veloor Nair won bronze in the women's 25m standard pistol at the ISSF World Championship in Doha. She also joined Manvi Jain and Simranpreet Kaur Brar to win team silver. India's reported tally rose to seven medals: one gold, five silver and one bronze.
6. Zimbabwe creates Test cricket history: Zimbabwe became the first team in Test history to score more than 500 runs in both innings of a match, making 504 and 523/5 in a drawn first Test against Afghanistan at Sharjah. Craig Ervine scored an unbeaten 206, becoming the third-oldest player to score a Test double-century.

Finance and Economy

Indicative Indian Rupee Exchange Rates

Approximate rates supplied in the bulletin; these are not live or guaranteed transaction rates.

Currency	Approximate INR value
British Pound (GBP)	₹125
Euro (EUR)	₹105
US Dollar (USD)	₹94
Canadian Dollar (CAD)	₹67
Australian Dollar (AUD)	₹65
UAE Dirham (AED)	₹26
Chinese Yuan (CNY)	₹14
Maldivian Rufiyaa	₹6.07
Bhutanese Ngultrum	₹1.00
Nepalese Rupee	₹0.63
Bangladeshi Taka	₹0.75
Pakistani Rupee	₹0.34
Sri Lankan Rupee	₹0.28

Indian Stock Market Snapshot

The Sensex and Nifty closed higher on Monday after a volatile trading session. The Sensex moved between 80,519.31 and 81,339.41. PSU banks led sectoral gains, with the Nifty PSU Bank index rising 3.73%, while the Nifty IT index declined 1.22%.

Market holiday: Indian stock markets are closed on 10 November for Diwali–Balipratipada.

Rupee and Crude Oil

The Indian rupee closed at ₹93.93 against the US dollar on Monday, compared with its previous close of ₹93.91. Brent crude was trading around $97.50 per barrel. Provisional data indicated that foreign institutional investors were net buyers in the cash market.

Oilmeal Exports Decline

India's oilmeal exports fell 28.51% to 12.82 lakh tonnes during April–August 2026–27, compared with 17.93 lakh tonnes in the corresponding period a year earlier. Soybean meal exports dropped 73% to 2.05 lakh tonnes as cheaper supplies from Argentina and Brazil gained market share. Rapeseed meal shipments stood at 8.80 lakh tonnes. China, Bangladesh, South Korea and Vietnam were among the major buyers.

Gold and Silver Rates – Mumbai

Precious Metal	Reported Rate
Gold, 24-carat	₹14,416 per gram
Silver	₹1,88,700 per kg

Rates are reproduced from the supplied bulletin and may vary by source, city, taxes and dealer.

Entertainment News

1. Ramayana filmmakers warn against piracy: The makers of Nitesh Tiwari's film Ramayana have warned that unauthorised recording or circulation of cinema footage may lead to criminal, civil and contempt proceedings. The warning refers to Bombay High Court orders dated 2 and 6 November.
2. Hrithik Roshan attends LACMA Gala: Hrithik Roshan reportedly became the first Indian actor to attend the LACMA Art+Film Gala in Los Angeles on 7 November. He is expected to direct and star in Krrish 4.

Facts About India

Thought of the Day

“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.”
— Louis Pasteur

Joke of the Day

Why Do We See Fog on Winter Mornings?

Fog forms when the air close to the ground cools sufficiently for water vapour to condense into tiny droplets. During clear and calm winter nights, the ground loses heat rapidly. The air above it also becomes cooler. When the air temperature reaches the dew point, excess water vapour condenses around tiny particles such as dust, salt and smoke.

These microscopic droplets remain suspended close to the ground, creating fog. Long nights, moist air and light winds make winter conditions favourable for fog formation. When pollution and smoke mix with fog, the result can be smog, which reduces visibility and can affect health.

As sunlight warms the air later in the morning, the droplets evaporate and the fog gradually clears.

Learn Sanskrit

How Does a Smartphone Touchscreen Work?

Most modern smartphones use capacitive touchscreen technology. The screen contains a transparent electrically conducting layer, commonly made using indium tin oxide, arranged in a fine grid beneath the glass.

1. A small electrical charge is maintained across the grid, with each intersection behaving like a tiny capacitor.
2. The human body conducts electricity. When a fingertip touches the screen, it changes the electrical capacitance at that location.
3. The touch controller continuously scans the grid and detects these changes.
4. It calculates the location of the touch and can identify several fingers at the same time.
5. The phone's processor interprets the detected movements as taps, swipes, scrolling or pinch-to-zoom commands.

This is why an ordinary plastic pen does not normally work on a capacitive screen, and why some conventional gloves prevent touch recognition.

GK Today – Important Days

10 November: World Science Day for Peace and Development

Observed annually on 10 November under UNESCO, World Science Day highlights the contribution of science to society, peaceful development and sustainable progress. It also encourages greater public engagement with scientific knowledge. The observance began in 2002.

World Immunization Day

The bulletin also highlights World Immunization Day on 10 November as an occasion to spread awareness about the importance of timely vaccination. Immunisation protects against serious diseases such as measles, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough and hepatitis B.

In India, the Universal Immunisation Programme provides vaccines to children and pregnant women. The U-WIN portal supports digital recording of vaccination doses.

Born Today – 10 November

Idioms and Phrases

Clear the air

Meaning: To remove doubts, tension or misunderstanding through an open discussion.

Example: The Abu Dhabi talks may help clear the air between Moscow and Kyiv before more difficult issues are discussed.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Word	Synonym	Antonym
Prorogue	Adjourn	Convene
Expedite	Hasten	Delay
Dilapidated	Ruined	Restored

Spiritual Knowledge

Health Care – Healthy Habits on Smoggy Days

Protecting your eyes and skin during polluted winter weather

• Protect your eyes: Avoid rubbing itchy or watery eyes. Rinse gently with clean, cool water and consider protective glasses outdoors.
• Stay hydrated: Drink sufficient water throughout the day, as dry air and pollution can contribute to irritation and dryness.
• Clean your skin: Wash your face after returning home and use a mild moisturiser to help protect your skin from dust and smoke.
• Take screen breaks: Blink regularly and take short breaks to reduce digital eye strain.
• Seek medical advice: Consult a doctor if eye redness, pain, blurred vision or a skin rash persists. Do not use steroid eye drops without medical advice.

Note: These are general wellness suggestions and do not replace professional medical advice.

End of Daily News Bulletin – 10 November 2026

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