School Assembly News Headlines 25 September 2024: Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines 25 September 2024

School Assembly News Headlines for 25 September 2024: Students shall prepare for the news reading with the latest updates on the national, international, sports, and business for the school assembly from the top stories available here.

National News Headlines for School Assembly 25 September 2024

Here are the top national news headlines for the school assembly 25 September 2024 –

• Taking charge, Kailash Gahlot returns as minister of transport in Delhi.
• West Bengal requests an expedited hearing on its SC reservation case.
• Report of the Hema Committee: SIT questioning actor MLA Mukesh. Laddu queue:
• Before entering the Tirumala shrine, Jagan is asked by A.P. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu if he signed a declaration.
• Fearless in the face of any inquiry: CM Siddaramaiah of Karnataka.
• 'European notion not Bhartiya' is how the governor of Tamil Nadu describes "Secularism".
• Congress is referred to the Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini as an "anti-Dalit" party.
• The SC requests a response from the Centre after it tries to remove CPRF security for the Unnao rape victim.
• Quotes from Rahul Gandhi: Congress' reservation policy is criticised by Mayawati, who calls it "duplicitous and deceptive."
• "RBI needs to intervene," Congress on SBI's "purchasing" of Supreme Infrastructure's defaulted equity.
• Principal accused of killing girl near BJP-RSS in Dahod: Gujarat Congress.
• In New York, EAM Jaishankar meets with the G4 countries' foreign ministers.
• Before departing the US, PM Modi meets President Zelenskyy of Ukraine.
• Bangladesh protests Amit Shah's speech in Jharkhand by sending a note.
• This winter, Punjab and Haryana promise to "eliminate" stubble burning.
• Drones, high-altitude tents, and robotic mules are all being evaluated by the Army.
• In New York, PM Modi talks with his counterpart Pashinyan from Armenia.
• Sitharaman is going to Uzbekistan for the AIIB annual meeting.
• West Bengal requests an expedited hearing on its SC reservation case.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 25 September 2024

Here are the top international news headlines for the school assembly 25 September 2024 –

• Harini Amarasuriya is chosen by President Dissanayake of Sri Lanka to be prime minister.
• Trump opens up new markets for silver coins and Bibles.
• As Austria prepares for elections, far-right leader Kickl is inside the realm of influence.
• Zelenskiy claims that the war between Russia and Ukraine is almost over.
• Hezbollah is accused by Netanyahu of using people as human shields.
• After flooding, cholera strikes war-torn Sudan, killing 388 people in two months.
• Rohingya recruits claim they are forced to fight alongside the Myanmar military.
• IMF to start negotiations with President Dissanayake's new Lankan government.
• Middle East and Sudan leader Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed meets with Biden and Harris.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 25 September 2024

Here are the top sports news headlines for the school assembly on 25 September 2024 –

• Heroes' Homecoming: the triumphant touchdowns of Srinath, Vaishali, Praggnanandhaa, and Gukesh.
• Haroon Lorgat, a former CEO of the International Cricket Council, has been appointed commissioner of the National Cricket League of the United States
• After an ACL injury, Rodri of Manchester City is reportedly "out for the season."
• As Sri Lanka wins the opening Test against New Zealand, Jayasuriya takes five wickets.
• Apex Council agenda item not related to the new appointment of BCCI secretary Jay Shah as ICC chair.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 25 September 2024

Here are the top business news headlines for the school assembly 25 September  2024 –

• DC is urged by Trust to stop the offensive stench coming from fishmeal facilities in Ullal, which is close to Mangaluru.
• Funds reduce their optimism Brazil rains are anticipated by CBOT soybean bets.
• The controversy surrounding the Tirupati temple has increased demand for Nandini ghee. Former KMF head Balachandra Jarkiholi.
• Sensex drops 212 points in early trading following a record-breaking three days of gains.
• An official reports that GM and Ford would have to stop importing automobiles made in China under a new US regulation.
• Fortum will give the AM Green Group company a stake in its bio-based solutions companies in India.
• The structure of scale-based restrictions maintains the resilience of the NBFC sector. RBI news release.