Norris set 1:27.470 in wet Q3 to beat George Russell by 0.204 seconds at Interlagos after two red flags. Mercedes told Russell to abort his last lap, and a five-place penalty drops him to seventh. The race starts at 2 pm local on Sunday.
Amit Shah said in Dehradun on 6 November that the country is now Naxal-free. Home Ministry data show affected districts fell from 126 to zero by April 2026, but also 33 incidents and 11 deaths in 2026 up to 29 July, and 38 districts still under special watch. He also set 2029 for a drug-free India.
Singapore's commercial court dismissed all three Tata Power challenges on 26 August to a US$490.32 million arbitration award. Tata Power said it would appeal within 28 days. Simple interest alone is now about US$155 million.
India lead the five-ODI series 2–0 after a five-wicket win in Auckland and a four-run DLS win in Wellington. The third ODI starts at 7.30 am IST on 10 November in Hamilton, with Devon Conway out for New Zealand.
Trent's filing says Noel Tata retires as chairman and director at close of business on 11 November, after 29 years, and becomes chairman emeritus. Bahram Vakil takes the chair on 12 November. Voltas's board has made a matching decision.
On 7 November the Defence Minister reviewed Trishakti Corps at Sukna and met air force personnel at Bagdogra. He asked for stronger cyber resilience and information integrity, and called the Agniveer second tour of duty a Diwali gift.
India beat New Zealand by four runs (DLS method) in the second ODI in Wellington on 7 November to go 2–0 up. New Zealand made 134 in 41 overs, with Gurnoor Brar taking a career-best 4/30. India were 113/7 in 26 overs when rain ended a nervy chase of 135 from 47 overs.
Paraguay's Senate found President Santiago Peña guilty of poor performance of duties on 6 November and removed him after a two-day impeachment over the Ueno Bank crisis. Deputies had backed the charges with 78 votes. Pedro Alliana was sworn in. Peña's lawyers say his resignation ended the case.
President Trump named Stephen Miller the 33rd White House Chief of Staff on 6 November, succeeding Susie Wiles, the first woman in the job. Miller, 41, a key architect of hardline immigration policy, takes over on Monday. The change follows Republican losses in Congress and matters for H-1B workers.
NSE and BSE will hold the special Muhurat trading session on Sunday 8 November from 2.20 pm to 3.30 pm, opening Samvat 2083. Trades carry normal settlement obligations. The session follows seven straight gains, with the Sensex at 81,028 and the Nifty at 25,030. It is symbolic, yet trades are real.
Ukraine's President said Russia launched 172 drones and 36 ballistic missiles overnight into 7 November, all the missiles aimed at Kyiv and nearby areas. At least one person was killed and eight hurt, and energy sites and a Dnipro bridge were hit. Talks are set for Abu Dhabi on 10–11 November.
The Petroleum Ministry on 7 November rejected Karnataka's claim that some pumps sold petrol with 26–31% ethanol. It says 893 samples, 56 from Karnataka, met the 19–21% range, and questions the state's sampling and test method. Oil companies want joint testing. The dispute is unresolved.