School Assembly News Headlines 3 September 2024: Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines 3 September 2024

School Assembly News Headlines for 3 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 3 September 2024

Here are the top national news headlines for the school assembly 3 September 2024 –

• Delhi's excise laws: Vijay Nair, the former AAP media chief, is granted bail by the SC.
• Congress claims that ICICI Bank gave the SEBI chief ₹16.8 Cr.
• "Law taking its course," according to the BJP, while AAP praises Amanatullah Khan as "revolutionary."
• An MoU on collaboration in the semiconductor ecosystem is about to be unveiled by Singapore and India.
• An army base in Jammu saw gunfire from alleged terrorists, injuring a soldier.
• Prohibition of imports in army canteens leads to the Make-in-India initiative.
• President Murmu: Public trust is undermined by delays in the administration of justice.
• IMD meteorological update: Additional rainfall in Andhra, Gujarat; Telangana issues an orange alert.
• The quest for justice is an ongoing endeavour: Kant Surya.
• The judiciary is a vital institution; giving up is not an option: CJI.
• Maharashtra government raises the cost of a "0001" VIP number.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 3 September 2024

Here are the top international news headlines for the school assembly 3 September 2024 –

• Trump maintains, despite legal challenges, that he had the "right to interfere" in elections.
• In his "self-imposed exile to America," Prince Harry is "not happy," according to experts.
• As Trump performs at the Moms for Liberty event, online users comment, "It will never get old."
• Donald Trump's visit to Arlington is defended by Gold Star families, who criticise Kamala Harris.
• Donald Trump rips on Melania as she tries to convince him to "cuss control."
• Following the passing of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Kamala Harris sends a powerful message to Hamas.
• Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams of NASA report hearing "strange noises" coming from Starliner.
• Following the death of six Hamas hostages, Donald Trump criticises Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
• Following a widespread drone attack on Russia by Ukraine, missiles were fired on Kharkiv.
• According to polls, Harris will defeat Trump in a close contest before Labour Day.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 3 September 2024

Here are the top sports news headlines for the school assembly on 3 September 2024 –

• Updates for Day 5 of the Paris Paralympics in 2024: Yogesh Kathuniya guaranteed a medal, but Nithya-Sivarajan lost out on the bronze in badminton.
• According to Harbhajan Singh, there were more match winners on Rohit Sharma's 2024 T20 World Cup winning team than on MS Dhoni's 2007 squad.
• Paralympics in Paris: Nishad Kumar, who had always envisioned himself in the army, is suddenly a national hero after winning two silver medals in the high jump.
• Nitesh Kumar engineer's journey from a train disaster to the Paris Paralympic final on the edge of glory.
• Liverpool humiliates opponents while Luis Diaz scores twice to humble Manchester United.
• Nitesh advances to the SL3 men's singles badminton final at the Paris Paralympics.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 3 September 2024

Here are the top business news headlines for the school assembly 3 September  2024 –

• Sebi chief: Single filing with the exchange will soon become a reality.
• According to the PMI, India's manufacturing activity growth has reached a three-month low.
• With the Delhi-London flight route, Air India's new flagship A350 aircraft makes its long-haul debut.
• In early trading, the Sensex and Nifty reached new all-time highs.
• Indian MSMEs are falling behind as Chinese products overtake the market: GTRI.
• IKEA is spicing up the Indian food industry with its affordable prices and regional cuisines.
• As the demand is weighed down by refinery maintenance season, India's imports of Russian oil decline in August.