Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus announced his administration will seek the extradition of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India. Hasina fled to India following a student-led uprising in August that toppled her 15-year rule and caused over 600 deaths. Yunus, in his 100-day address, vowed to investigate her role in the deaths and alleged human rights abuses, including enforced disappearances. A special tribunal has sought Interpol’s help to arrest Hasina. Yunus also revealed discussions with the International Criminal Court regarding her prosecution. His government aims to reform the electoral system before holding fresh elections to restore democracy.

Delhi-NCR implemented GRAP Stage 4 anti-pollution measures on Monday after the Air Quality Index (AQI) reached a "severe plus" level of 457. Restrictions include a ban on diesel medium and heavy goods vehicles (BS-IV or below), except those carrying essentials. Non-essential light commercial vehicles and trucks entering Delhi are prohibited unless running on LNG, CNG, BS-VI diesel, or electric power. Classes 6-9 and 11 move online, and NCR offices must operate at 50% capacity. Vehicles contribute 15.8% of pollution, while stubble burning accounted for 25% on Saturday. PM2.5 remains the primary pollutant, posing significant health risks.

North Korea has escalated tensions with South Korea by blasting unsettling noises, dubbed "noise bombing," across the border near the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ). Residents of Dangsan, a South Korean village, report relentless sounds such as metallic crashes and eerie screams, causing insomnia, stress, and headaches. This psychological assault replaces North Korea’s traditional propaganda broadcasts, intensifying since July. The move follows retaliatory actions against anti-Kim leaflets and South Korea’s resumed loudspeaker broadcasts. Villagers, largely elderly, feel abandoned as officials offer minimal relief. Experts believe the strategy aims to disrupt South Korea's broadcasts, heightening the political standoff between the two Koreas.

Harshita Brella, 24, from Corby, UK, was found murdered in a car boot in Ilford, east London, sparking a police inquiry. Northamptonshire Police believe the attack was likely targeted and conducted investigations in Corby and Ilford. Ms Brella had been reported missing after concerns for her welfare were raised on Wednesday. A post-mortem at Leicester Royal Infirmary confirmed the cause of death. Detective Chief Inspector Johnny Campbell urged anyone with information to come forward. Extra patrols have been deployed in Corby to reassure the public. The case has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct due to prior contact.

Communal clashes in Beldanga, Murshidabad, West Bengal, on Saturday night left several injured and over 30 houses ransacked or burned. The violence, triggered by alleged sacrilegious remarks during Kartick Puja celebrations, saw rapid action force and police deployed to contain tensions. Internet services are suspended district-wide until Nov 19, with no fresh clashes reported. Local residents claim at least 50 injuries. Authorities prevented BJP leader Dilip Ghosh from entering the area, while Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury urged harmony. Murshidabad, with the state’s highest Muslim population, remains tense but under control. Police investigations are ongoing.

Indian PM Narendra Modi received Nigeria's prestigious Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger (GCON) award, marking him the second foreign dignitary after Queen Elizabeth II to be so honored. Conferred by Nigerian President Bola Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, the award underscores the growing strategic partnership between the nations. Bilateral talks focused on enhancing cooperation in economic development, energy, and defense. Over 200 Indian firms have invested $27 billion in Nigeria, strengthening ties further. President Tinubu emphasized India as a key partner. Modi's visit, the first by an Indian PM since 2007, symbolizes deeper collaboration.

India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully tested its first long-range hypersonic missile, achieving a significant milestone in military technology. Conducted off Odisha's coast, the missile can travel over 1,500 km and carries various payloads. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh celebrated the achievement, highlighting that India now joins a select group of nations with such advanced capabilities. Hypersonic missiles, traveling at Mach-5 or higher, provide precision, speed, and maneuverability, enhancing national security. Developed indigenously by DRDO labs and industry partners, this cutting-edge system strengthens India’s defence capabilities amid a global arms race in hypersonic technologies.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the security situation in Manipur after fresh violence erupted in the state. Protests followed the discovery of six bodies, including three women and three children, allegedly kidnapped by Kuki militants in Jiribam. Curfews were imposed in Imphal West and East, and internet services were suspended in seven districts. Protesters stormed the residences of several MLAs, causing extensive damage. Shah will hold a detailed meeting with officials tomorrow at 12 pm to address the escalating unrest. Meitei organizations have raised concerns over security lapses and demanded immediate action.

Rescue workers in northern Gaza report being denied access to critical areas as the region descends into chaos. Stray dogs and cats scavenge abandoned bodies in the streets as aid organizations struggle to reach affected towns like Jabalia, Beit Hanoun, and Beit Lahia. Despite Israeli military orders for Palestinians to evacuate south, 75,000 remain trapped, facing ongoing bombardment. The United Nations and aid agencies have decried the inhumane conditions, with Gaza now resembling a war-torn disaster zone. The situation worsens as Israeli forces limit humanitarian aid and civilians face a dire lack of resources.

President-elect Donald Trump and entrepreneur Elon Musk attended the UFC heavyweight bout at New York's Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Greeted by chanting fans, Trump sat front-row alongside Musk and UFC chief Dana White. The night featured prominent Trump allies, including Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi Gabbard, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who accompanied Trump to the event. Post-fight, champion Jon Jones celebrated with Trump's signature 'YMCA' dance, later gifting his belt to the President-elect. Highlights from Trump’s campaign were displayed on the arena's jumbotron. The event echoed a Republican victory celebration, with chants of "USA" filling the venue.