This roundup brings you the top 10 news stories from across India for 27 November 2025. You get clear updates on markets, policy decisions, national events, and major developments that shaped today’s headlines. Stay informed with verified, concise coverage.
1. Markets Hit New Highs
Indian equities closed higher again as the Sensex and Nifty 50 touched fresh record levels. Strong quarterly numbers from large companies and steady economic data kept investors positive throughout the day. Foreign funds continued buying, which added support to banking, metal, and infrastructure stocks. Market analysts said the rally reflects growing confidence in the domestic economy and steady global conditions. Many expect the upward trend to continue if policy signals remain supportive next week.
2. RBI Rate Cut Looks Likely Next Week
A new survey of economists suggested the Reserve Bank of India may reduce the repo rate to 5.25 percent in early December. Retail inflation has eased for several months, giving the central bank space to adjust policy. A rate cut is expected to lower EMIs for home, vehicle, and business loans. Banks have already started tracking changes in credit demand as households and small firms prepare for cheaper borrowing. Experts believe the RBI will choose a measured approach but the data supports a policy shift.
3. PM to Unveil India’s First Private Orbital Rocket
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil Vikram I, the country’s first privately built orbital rocket. The rocket was developed by Skyroot Aerospace under India’s space reforms that opened the sector to private companies. The unveiling marks a major moment for India’s commercial space ambitions because private launch services reduce costs and speed up innovation. Skyroot will also launch its new Infinity Campus, a facility designed for testing and building advanced rocket systems.
4. Indian Deaflympians Deliver Best Ever Medal Tally
India recorded its strongest performance at the 2025 Summer Deaflympics in Tokyo. The team won 20 medals, including nine gold medals, across events such as athletics, badminton, and combat sports. PM Modi congratulated the athletes for their effort and discipline. Coaches said improved training facilities and better financial support helped the team perform at a higher level. The result strengthened India’s standing in global deaf sports competitions.
5. India and Indonesia Expand Defence Cooperation
India and Indonesia held their third Defence Ministers’ Dialogue in New Delhi. Both countries agreed to increase cooperation in maritime security, joint training, and defence industry partnerships. The discussions focused on maintaining peace and stability in the Indo Pacific region. Indian officials highlighted the need for deeper ties with Southeast Asian partners as regional security challenges continue to grow. Both sides also explored ways to expand defence exports.
6. Power Sector Employees Stage Nationwide Protest
Employees from the power sector took part in demonstrations across multiple states against the proposed Electricity Amendment Bill 2025. Worker unions said the bill could lead to greater private control in the distribution sector and may put jobs at risk. Protests were reported in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and several other states. Participants asked the government to make changes to protect employee rights and ensure stable public services. Union leaders said they will continue campaigning until their concerns are addressed.
7. Punjab Sees Sharp Decline in Stubble Burning
Punjab reported only six cases of stubble burning on 26 November, one of the lowest numbers in recent seasons. Officials said awareness campaigns, government incentives for farm equipment, and strict monitoring helped farmers shift away from burning crop residue. Environmental experts welcomed the decline because lower burning activity reduced pollution levels in North India. Authorities plan to expand residue management programs to maintain the improvement.
8. India International Trade Fair Concludes in Delhi
The India International Trade Fair wrapped up today at Bharat Mandapam after two weeks of exhibitions. States, private firms, government departments, and startups showcased products ranging from textiles and handicrafts to technology and home goods. The event also featured cultural programs and food stalls representing different regions. Organisers reported high turnout and said many exhibitors received bulk orders and new partnerships. Visitors praised the fair for its wide range of products and displays.
9. Nation Pays Tribute on 350th Shaheedi Diwas of Guru Tegh Bahadur
India observed the 350th Shaheedi Diwas of Guru Tegh Bahadur with ceremonies in several states. The government released a special coin and postal stamp to honor the Guru’s legacy. Gurudwaras held kirtans, community meals, and social service activities. Scholars and community leaders spoke about his contributions to religious freedom and human dignity. The day saw strong participation from Sikh communities and citizens across the country.
10. Schools Prepare for Local Closures Due to Weather and Pollution
States across North India reviewed weather and pollution conditions as school closures were considered at the local level. Rain alerts and early winter conditions led many districts to announce short breaks or timing changes, especially in Jammu and Kashmir. Delhi NCR monitored high pollution levels and issued advisories for students and parents. Education departments said they will continue assessing daily conditions before issuing further instructions.
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