School Assembly News Headlines for 8 July 2023: Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines for 8 July 2023 are listed here. Find below the latest news headlines from the national, sports, and international news. Students can check below the latest headlines to prepare for their news reading.

School Assembly News Headlines for 8 July 2023

National News Headlines for School Assembly 8 July 2023

• Kanhaiya Kumar appointed AICC in-charge of NSUI.
• Supreme Court asks UGC what action taken against caste discrimination in campuses.
• Rahul Gandhi: Congress won't take advantage of the crisis and will support Sharad Pawar.
• By 2025, there will be E20 fuel stations across all of India: Singh Puri, Hardeep.
• India's "extractive economy" and "narrow economic activities" in Africa are untrue. Jaishankar.
• Active COVID-19 cases in country rise to 1,455.
• The subject will be further discussed: Congress on the Supreme Court's decision not to overturn Rahul Gandhi's defamation conviction.
• Pakistan hopes India would implement Indus Waters Treaty in 'good faith'. 

International News Headlines for School Assembly 8 July 2023

• Yellen criticizes Chinese treatment of U.S. companies during a visit to revive relations.
• U.S. set to destroy its last chemical weapons, closing a deadly chapter dating to World War I.
• Operator of the Titanic submarine that sank halts all explorations.
• Iran seizes tankers with 900 tons of 'smuggled fuel'.
• Using data from the University of Maine's Climate Reanalyzer tool, it was determined that the global average temperature reached 63 degrees Fahrenheit, or 17.23 degrees Celsius, exceeding the previous records of 62.9 and 17.18 degrees established on July 4 and 5.
• Armed rebellion by Wagner chief Prigozhin underscores erosion of the Russian legal system.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 8 July 2023

• Grand Chess Tour: Anand has a moderate day; Gukesh shines with twin wins.
• Impact Player rule for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in the IPL; BCCI approves participation in the Asian Games.
• In the third Ashes test, Marsh's century propels Australia to 240-5 at tea.
• Former India hockey captain Birendra Lakra is being investigated in an old suspicious death case.
• After the Lord's Test incident in the Long Room, the MCC limits access for its members.