Inflation Surges, Security Tightens, and International Relations Highlight Tuesday's Top Stories

Retail inflation in India surged to a 14-month high of 6.21% in October, going beyond the Reserve Bank's tolerance level mainly due to rising food prices. The government faced criticism from the Congress party over this inflation issue and security was bolstered in Ayodhya following threats. Meanwhile, PM Modi is set to attend the G20 summit in Brazil.

Retail inflation in India has reached a concerning 14-month high of 6.21%, as it breaches the RBI's upper tolerance level due to escalating food prices. This rise has prompted sharp criticism from the Congress party, accusing the government of mismanagement.

Security measures were intensified around Ayodhya's Ram Temple on Tuesday after threats from pro-Khalistan leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, showcasing fragile tensions.

On the international front, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing to attend the G20 summit in Brazil from November 18-19, as part of a three-nation visit that underscores India's ongoing global diplomatic efforts.

(With inputs from agencies.)