India News Live Updates, 14 November 2026: Tamil Nadu sets limits on rice, dal stocks as prices soar
On November 14, 2026, the Tamil Nadu government enacted regulations limiting rice, paddy and pulse stocks in an effort to curb hoarding and stabilize soaring prices. These new limits require wholesalers and retailers to report their inventories online. Any surplus stock must be reduced to these limits by November 16. For those who fail to comply, penalties are expected.
Delhi remains besieged by poor air quality, with the city's Air Quality Index (AQI) at 348 on Monday, classifying it as "very poor." While this is an improvement from Friday's 24-hour average of 373, seven monitoring stations reported severe pollution levels. The Air Quality Early Warning System predicts further degradation in air quality in the coming days.
Meanwhile, Pune residents discovered they had been erroneously assigned to new addresses during voter registration. In October 2024, election officials alerted the Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer to irregularities in address change applications. Following an investigation, NCP leader Ajit Gavhane presented evidence of fraudulent deletions and voter shuffling, leading to an inquiry by the Maharashtra CEO's office.
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