Prime Minister Modi, at a global cooperative conference, proposed a global financial institution to support cooperatives worldwide. He launched the UN International Year of Cooperatives 2025, emphasizing cooperatives' role in social inclusion and economic empowerment, particularly for developing nations.

An 11-year-old boy in Hyderabad tragically died on Monday after allegedly choking on pooris during lunch at school. His father reported receiving a call from the school about the incident. School staff rushed the boy to a hospital, where he was referred to another facility but was declared dead upon arrival.

The Union Cabinet approved several key initiatives, including a National Mission on Natural Farming with a budget of ₹2,481 crore, the PAN 2.0 project for improved taxpayer services, and the One Nation One Subscription scheme for access to research journals. Additionally, the Atal Innovation Mission and several railway and hydroelectric projects received approval, furthering development and innovation.

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has permitted Delhi-NCR schools to resume classes in a hybrid mode due to hazardous air quality. Students up to 12th standard can choose between online and physical classes, addressing Supreme Court concerns. This relaxation primarily benefits students in grades 10 and 12 preparing for board exams.

TMC chief Mamata Banerjee reshuffled party leadership, forming disciplinary committees and elevating veteran leaders to the working committee. Abhishek Banerjee's role expanded to address national issues, highlighting TMC's national ambitions. New initiatives aim to strengthen grassroots connections and educate the public about the party's history and contributions.

Patiala police apprehended Sarover Singh, the prime suspect in the November 21st Thar jeep robbery, after a brief encounter. Singh, recently released from prison, opened fire on police, sustaining injuries in the ensuing exchange. The stolen jeep and a .32 bore pistol were recovered. Police are pursuing remaining accomplices.

Pony and palanquin owners protesting a new ropeway project near the Vaishno Devi shrine clashed with police in Katra, leaving one officer injured. The protesters, concerned about losing their livelihoods, extended their strike after negotiations failed. They are demanding the project's cancellation or financial compensation, leading to tense confrontations with authorities.

Following a significant defeat in the Maharashtra assembly elections, the Shiv Sena (UBT) expressed confidence in a resurgence under Aaditya Thackeray's leadership. The party aims to prioritize youth employment and farmer support. While securing only 20 seats, Thackeray himself won from the Worli constituency and was subsequently elected as the party's legislature party leader.

Tech mogul Bryan Johnson is coming to India! He'll be in Mumbai and Bengaluru from December 1st to 6th to promote his «Don't Die» book and community, focused on extending lifespan and prosperity. Interestingly, he highlighted model Poonam Pandey as a supporter, sparking a wave of reactions online, from excitement about his visit to questions about his choice of collaborators.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar condemned Hamas's terrorism and hostage-taking during the Israel-Hamas conflict. He reiterated India's support for a two-state solution and called for restraint and dialogue. Jaishankar also addressed the Ukraine conflict, urging a return to diplomacy and highlighting the destabilizing global consequences of both conflicts.

J&K MP Engineer Rashid, currently held in Tihar Jail on terror-funding charges, pleaded with a Delhi court for interim bail to attend the Parliament session. He emphasized his duty to represent his constituents. The court instructed the NIA to respond by November 27, scheduling the next hearing on the same date.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav accused the Uttar Pradesh government of orchestrating violence in Sambhal to distract from election irregularities. The violence erupted during a court-ordered mosque survey, initially peaceful but escalating when police allegedly used force. Yadav demanded accountability for those responsible, including officials and petitioners, and justice for the victims.

The Supreme Court upheld GRAP-4 restrictions, directing states to utilise labour cess for worker support during the construction ban. It criticized the Delhi government's non-compliance with truck entry restrictions and instructed CAQM to take action. While allowing physical classes with some relaxations, the court emphasized the need for consistent AQI improvement before further easing GRAP measures.

Telangana's Special Chief Secretary, Jayesh Ranjan, has acknowledged Adani Foundation's Rs 100 crore commitment to the Young India Skills University. However, despite recently receiving the 80G IT exemption, Ranjan stated that Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao has directed against accepting the donation due to ongoing controversies surrounding the Adani Group. This decision follows Adani Foundation's pledge made in October 2024.

Violence erupted in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, during a court-ordered survey of a mosque, resulting in three deaths and numerous injuries. A mob clashed with police, who responded with tear gas and lathi charges. Union Minister Giriraj Singh blamed the opposition, comparing the incident to Godhra, while Akhilesh Yadav alleged it was a government-orchestrated riot.

Following Donald Trump's presidential victory, the US State Department conducted therapy sessions for employees distressed by the outcome. Representative Darrell Issa criticized Secretary of State Antony Blinken for using government funds to address what he deemed personal political disappointment.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticised the Uttar Pradesh government's handling of the Sambhal violence, alleging hasty actions escalated the situation. She urged the Supreme Court to intervene, emphasising the government's failure to engage both sides and maintain peace. Gandhi appealed for calm amidst concerns about discrimination and oppression.

During a memorial event, Ajit Pawar, who recently switched alliances and won his seat, lightheartedly teased his nephew, Rohit Pawar, about narrowly winning his own election. Ajit Pawar suggested that Rohit's victory was only possible because he, Ajit, had been busy securing his own win and couldn't campaign against his nephew.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition parties for disrupting Parliament for political gain, despite their recent election losses. He emphasized the importance of healthy debate and highlighted the significance of the winter session as it marks the 75th anniversary of India's Constitution.

A female cheetah named Nirvah, brought from South Africa in 2022, has given birth to cubs at India's Kuno National Park. This marks a significant victory for India's Cheetah Reintroduction Project, aiming to reestablish the species after its extinction in the country in 1952. The exact number of cubs is yet to be determined.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla emphasized the sanctity of the Constitution, stating that it should be kept free from political influence. He asserted that while amendments have been made to reflect the evolving needs of the people, the fundamental spirit of the Constitution has always been upheld. Birla highlighted that no government, regardless of its ideology, can alter the Constitution's core principles.

Violent clashes erupted in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, during a court-ordered survey of the Jama Masjid, resulting in three fatalities and numerous injuries. The survey, prompted by claims of the mosque's prior existence as a temple, ignited protests and stone-pelting, leading to police retaliation with tear gas. Authorities implemented prohibitory orders, internet suspension, and material restrictions to quell the unrest.

The Indian Parliament is bracing for a stormy winter session as the opposition demands discussions on bribery allegations against the Adani Group and the ongoing violence in Manipur. The government, however, insists that the business advisory committees of both houses will determine the agenda. Congress has also called for deliberations on rising pollution and train accidents.