Democrats take both houses of Congress
Why it matters: From budgets to investigations, Trump now faces a Congress run by his rivals.
Why it matters: From budgets to investigations, Trump now faces a Congress run by his rivals.
Why it matters: Every Hormuz flare-up reaches India's fuel bill and its sailors at sea.
Why it matters: If no one reaches 61, Israel faces another election early next year.
Why it matters: Indian stocks keep rising even as US politics and AI worries rattle Asia.
Why it matters: The AI trade moves global money, into and out of India's markets.
Why it matters: Rules that keep parents of three-plus children off local ballots may be revisited.
Why it matters: Air this bad harms everyone's lungs, and the worst is forecast for the weekend.
Why it matters: Higher pay in Dhaka changes costs for India's biggest garment-export rival.
Why it matters: A second storm in a week: farm incomes and power repairs now top Andhra's list.
Why it matters: Strikes and peace talks now run together, and both move India's fuel bill.
Why it matters: First polls close 4:30 AM IST Wednesday; Congress shapes US tariffs and visas.
Why it matters: Diwali smoke will land on air that is already very poor.
Why it matters: Indian stocks are rising while Asian tech shares slide on AI worries.
Why it matters: A healthier biggest lender supports loans for homes, cars and businesses.
Why it matters: If the AI trade cracks, global money moves fast, into India or out of risk.
Why it matters: Bangladesh is India's big garment rival; long shutdowns can shift orders.
Why it matters: Two storms in a week strain coastal farms, power lines and relief budgets.
Why it matters: Cheaper crude eases India's import bill, but one strike could reverse it.
Why it matters: The Iran war's fuel squeeze is a windfall for India's biggest refiner.
Why it matters: Deletions on this scale are at the heart of the opposition's voter-roll fight.
Why it matters: Softer price rises mean less pressure on inflation, and on what you pay.
Why it matters: Congress shapes US tariffs, visas and the Iran war, all of which touch India.
Why it matters: Every day Hormuz stays shut keeps India's oil bill and fuel risk high.
Why it matters: Trust in voter rolls is now the opposition's main battle. The EC hasn't responded yet.
Why it matters: Cleaner air is the goal, but Monday's office rush is the real test.
Why it matters: Festive spending is feeding the taxman, giving the government room in a tough year.
Why it matters: Strong car sales signal confident buyers, and more jobs and tax across the auto chain.
Why it matters: Congress shapes US tariffs, visas and the Iran war, all of which touch India.
Why it matters: A series win away from home, but two straight defeats leave questions for the bowlers.
Why it matters: India imports about 90% of its crude; 14 Indian seafarers have died in this war.
Why it matters: Gold gets cheaper before Dhanteras, but US rate hikes can pull money from India.
Why it matters: NavIC is India's own GPS alternative, and new satellites keep it running.
Why it matters: Fewer Indians are desperately poor, but jobs for the young remain the weak spot.
Why it matters: It was widely read as a jab at Washington's outreach to Pakistan's army chief.
Why it matters: Tuesday's vote decides Congress; new US strikes on Iran are reportedly planned after it.
Why it matters: Binance has 335 million registered users, and withdrawals are on hold.
Why it matters: Korea's chip giants depend on US cloud spending, so AI doubts hit them first.
Why it matters: India imports about 90% of its crude, and Brent was above $116 on Friday.
Why it matters: Her successor will set euro rates through an energy shock and France's 2027 election.
Why it matters: Scam victims could get their money back when banks failed to protect it.
Why it matters: He carried Shakespearean stagecraft into the biggest sci-fi and superhero franchises.
Why it matters: A second deadly crash on this line in nine months; the minister faults control, not drivers.
Why it matters: MEA says 22 Indians, including 14 seafarers, have died in the conflict so far.
Why it matters: Higher US rates tend to pull foreign money out of India and weaken the rupee.
Why it matters: No bloc has a majority, so Israel faces weeks of coalition bargaining, or another vote.
Why it matters: About 1.16 crore staff and pensioners get more money, backdated to July.
Why it matters: Konaseema's coconut and paddy belt took the hit. Naidu has asked the Centre for help.
Why it matters: India's biggest-ever IPO rewarded investors, even on a down day for the market.
Why it matters: Investors now want proof that AI spending pays off, not just bigger budgets.
Why it matters: With oil far above pre-war levels, even rich economies are paying to cushion bills.
Why it matters: A defeated candidate leaving despite a court order tests Brazil's courts, and its US ties.