School Assembly News Headlines 27 September 2024: Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines 27 September 2024

School Assembly News Headlines for 27 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 27 September 2024

Here are the top national news headlines for the school assembly 27 September 2024 –

• Congress praises Manmohan Singh, 92, calling him a "visionary statesman" and a rare embodiment of simplicity.
• Diplomats from other countries inspect voting places in Jammu and Kashmir.
• The NDA government serves all minorities, and the Congress-run "Ministry of Muslim Affairs" Kiren Rijiju is a Union Minister.
• Jairam Ramesh of the Congress is concerned about PM Modi's lack of response to important matters while in Pune.
• Manipur security advisor: Reports of 900 Kuki insurgents infiltrating the area could not be verified on the ground.
• Rainfall caused PM Modi's visit to Pune to be cancelled.
• FM Nirmala Sitharaman talks with the president of Uzbekistan on strengthening their bilateral cooperation.
• Senthilbalaji, a former minister for Tamil Nadu, is granted bail by the Supreme Court.
• Kishan Reddy, a union minister, objects to Rahul Gandhi's statements regarding Maharaja Hari Singh.
• In the next five years, India's ability to handle containers is expected to double: Sonowal.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 27 September 2024

Here are the top international news headlines for the school assembly 27 September 2024 –

• Due to the New York Museum's keffiyeh restriction, Pulitzer Prize winner Jhumpa Lahiri declines the medal.
• Putin updates Russia's nuclear policy while sending the West his harshest warning to date on its role in the war in Ukraine.
• Security Council is warned by the U.N. leader that "hell is breaking loose in Lebanon."
• Australia's move to prolong coal mine life has drawn criticism.
• Representatives from NASA, Boeing, and the Coast Guard will speak regarding the Titan submersible's implosion.
• A five-person explosion at a California courthouse results in the detention of a suspect.
• After spending decades on death row, a Japanese court exonerates a former boxer in a 1966 murder retrial.
• France and the United States are developing a plan for a 21-day cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah.
• Zelenskyy is at the White House as the party gap over the war in Ukraine widens.
• A satirical group called "Singing Fools" targets the Ugandan administration.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 27 September 2024

Here are the top sports news headlines for the school assembly on 27 September 2024 –

• WWE star Vinesh Phogat, who is retired, receives a whereabouts failure notice from NADA.
• The Bangladeshi coach Hathurusingha is open to selecting Shakib for the second Test match between India and Bangladesh.
• AICF offers awards for Olympiad winning teams worth ₹3.2 crore.
• The Dutch team Twente upset Man United 1-1 in the redesigned Europa League.
• The second Test between India and Bangladesh: Akash Deep quietly leaves his mark with important contributions.
• Sanjay Manjrekar said that Rohit and Virat's decision to skip the Duleep Trophy is bad for Indian cricket.
• Railways defeated BPCL in a close match to get to the semifinals.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 27 September 2024

Here are the top business news headlines for the school assembly 27 September  2024 –

• India is preparing to counter China's "Made in China 2025" manufacturing initiative.
• With government spending and agriculture driving the economy, the ADB maintains India's growth projection of 7%.
• Due to concerns about the Middle East and the outlook for US interest rates, gold remained stable after reaching a record high.
• Dependency Heads of Jio, Vodafone, Bharti Airtel, and BSNL talk with Union Minister Scindia over the absence of AGR and OTP apps from licensing  regulations.
• References Rupee falls 11 paise to 83.69 in relation to the US dollar.
• For smartphone customers, Airtel will identify calls and messages that appear to be spam.
• SEBI approves the IPO for Hyundai Motor India.