A look at the headlines right now:

  1. Schools will remain closed for the next three days, says Arvind Kejriwal as pollution levels rise: The chief minister said construction and demolition work in the Capital would be put on hold for five days, starting November 7.
  2. Hillary Clinton did not leak any sensitive information through her emails, says FBI: It is unclear whether the agency's announcement will have an effect on her prospects, with just two days to go before the country votes for a new president.
  3. India rises to second place in global business optimism index: The Grant Thornton International Business Report for the July-September quarter has attributed the rise to the GST regime and other policy reforms.
  4. AAP MLA Rituraj Govind, former BJP legislator arrested for fracas during Chhat Puja event near Delhi: Section 144 had been enforced in the Aman Vihar area to prevent further problems.
  5. Road accidents caused by smog kill six in Haryana, UP: Poor visibility led to pile-ups on major highways, leaving several others injured.
  6. Missing JNU student’s mother detained along with several others during protest at India Gate: The police action came hours after Arvind Kejriwal said the president will ask the Home Ministry for help to trace Najeeb Ahmad.
  7. Two Indian soldiers killed in 'unprovoked firing' by Pakistani Army along LoC in J&K’ s Poonch district: Officials said that at least one civilian was wounded during Sunday's cross-border firing in the Krishna Ghati region.
  8. Defence, trade and security discussions to dominate UK PM Theresa May's visit to India: On November 4, United Kingdom announced changes to its visa approval policy for non-European Union citizens, which stands to affect Indian professionals.
  9. Nearly 40 killed in Islamic State attacks around Iraq as army tries to capture Mosul: Two suicide bombers detonated ambulances in the cities of Tikrit and Samarra.
  10. Donald Trump rushed off stage during campaign speech after security scare: Secret Service agents took the Republican candidate backstage after a man in the crowd shouted that someone had a gun.