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Water has been released from the Shenbagathoppu dam following rainfall, prompting authorities in Tiruvannamalai district to issue a public safety warning. Collector Vandhana Garg has urged residents in Cheyyar, Arani, Vandavasi, and Polur to avoid crossing the Kamandalam Naganathi river as flows continue to rise.
Authorities in Tiruvannamalai have released water from the Shenbagathoppu dam following rainfall, triggering a rise in flow along the Kamandalam Naganathi river. Collector Vandhana Garg has urged residents in Cheyyar, Arani, Vandavasi, and Polur to avoid crossing the river and to remain alert near low-lying stretches.
Schools across Eluru district will remain closed on November 4 and 5 following an administrative decision announced by local authorities. The move is expected to affect classroom schedules, transport arrangements and examination planning across the district, though officials have not indicated any wider disruption beyond the two-day closure.
Authorities in Telangana have eased the highest weather warning in two districts as Cyclone Murasu weakens, while shifting the red alert to Suryapet, Khammam and Bhadradri Kothagudem, where heavy rain remains a serious threat. The move signals a changing risk pattern rather than an all-clear, with district administrations expected to stay on heightened watch for flooding, transport disruption and localised damage.
As Cyclone Murasu approaches, the Nagarkurnool district administration in Telangana has issued a fresh set of public safety advisories, cancelled all official leave and instructed departments to remain on alert. Residents have been urged to avoid travel to Somasila, the Nallamalla ghat road and nearby tourist locations, while the collector has directed that support centres be established in every mandal to strengthen local response capacity.
Tamil Nadu is aiming to lift merchandise exports to $72 billion in the current fiscal year, a target that underscores the state’s push to deepen its role in India’s export-led growth strategy. The plan places special emphasis on Kancheepuram, which the state wants to develop into the country’s top exporting district through a sharper district-level industrial and logistics push.
Maharashtra has directed districts to earmark 5% of their local development funds for fodder-related measures as the state moves to blunt the impact of inadequate rainfall on livestock and rural incomes. The government has also banned interstate movement of fodder, a containment step aimed at preserving local supplies as shortages intensify across drought-hit areas.
The government has drawn up plans for a significant restructuring of India’s tax administration, including an overhaul of the Central Board of Excise and Customs, to support the nationwide rollout of the goods and services tax. The move is aimed at reducing implementation risks, improving coordination across the indirect tax system and ensuring a smoother transition to the new regime.
The government has prepared a major restructuring of India’s tax administration, including a revamp of the Central Board of Excise and Customs, as it moves to ensure a glitch-free nationwide rollout of the goods and services tax. The overhaul is aimed at aligning the bureaucracy with the demands of a unified indirect tax regime and reducing the risk of administrative bottlenecks during implementation.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as a possible candidate for United Nations secretary-general, a move that would place one of Europe’s most polarizing nationalist leaders at the center of global diplomacy. The prospect underscores how sharply Washington’s approach to multilateral institutions could shift if the reported discussions advance, while also raising questions about support from other major powers and the future direction of the UN itself.
The Indian government has prepared a significant restructuring of the country’s tax administration, including a revamp of the Central Board of Excise and Customs, to support a seamless nationwide goods and services tax rollout. The move signals a broader effort to align institutions, reduce implementation risk and strengthen administrative readiness ahead of one of India’s most consequential tax reforms.
The government has drawn up plans for a significant restructuring of India’s tax administration, including an overhaul of the Central Board of Excise and Customs, to support the nationwide rollout of the goods and services tax. The move is aimed at reducing implementation risk, improving coordination, and ensuring a smoother transition to the new indirect tax regime.
The Indian government has prepared a major restructuring of the country’s tax administration machinery, including a revamp of the Central Board of Excise and Customs, to support the nationwide launch of the goods and services tax. The move is aimed at reducing implementation risk, improving coordination across tax authorities, and ensuring a smoother transition to the new indirect tax regime.
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