School Assembly News Headlines for Tomorrow (16 November 2024): Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines 16 November 2024

School Assembly News Headlines for 16 November 2024: With the latest updates and recent stories, students may prepare for the news reading activity from the national, international, business, and sports worlds available here and prepare well for the news reading. Check for the latest school assembly headlines for November 16 here!

National News Headlines for School Assembly 16 November 2024

Here are the top national news headlines for school assembly 16 November 2024 –

• Amit Shah introduces the statue of Birsa Munda in Baansera Park in Delhi.
• Chandigarh has extremely poor air quality, with an AQI of 327.
• Despite the COVID issue, India's growth rate is 7–8%: Pradhan, Dharmendra, Union Minister
• PM Modi is giving the Adivasi cause "lip service," and the administration is not giving them justice. Jairam Ramesh.
• Anniversary of Birsa Munda's birth | President Murmu and Prime Minister Modi led the country in honoring the tribal leader.
• The airline's competitors now embrace premium air travel, which Vistara popularised.
• At the ASEAN Defence Ministers' meeting in Laos next week, Rajnath and his Chinese counterpart may meet.
• In terms of tribal evolution, the possibilities are endless: president.
• Users who altered the ANI page on Wikipedia are summoned by the Delhi High Court.
• Congress criticizes Piyush Goyal for saying that the RBI shouldn't consider food inflation while deciding on rate cuts.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 16 November 2024

Here are the top international news headlines for school assembly 16 November 2024 –

• According to a story, Google's AI chatbot Gemini verbally assaulted a user and urged them to die.
• COP29 activists worry that regulations and limitations are stifling them.
• As Bitcoin speculation subsides, traders watch for Trump's next move.
• Despite the research, the Navy was unaware of the dangers posed by fuel tanks in Hawaii: American military oversight.
• Emperor Hirohito's sister-in-law during the war, Japanese Princess Yuriko, passes away at age 101.
• The world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases are Shanghai, Tokyo, New York, and Houston.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 16 November 2024

Here are the top sports news headlines for school assembly 16 November 2024 –

• On January 30, an Afghanistan women's XI made up of female refugees will play a match against the Cricket Without Borders Charity team in Melbourne.
• The president of the Pakistan Kabaddi Federation expressed disappointment to news agency AFP at India's decision to cancel the tour.
• KL Rahul, who will start for Rohit following Kohli's scans, had a near-fatal injury scare on Friday after being struck on the elbow during practice.
• Before Hughes died in 2014, former South Australia batsman Tom Cooper was with the Australian cricketer at SA for over three years.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 16 November 2024

Here are the top business news headlines for school assembly 16 November 2024 –

• Trump gives Indians a good opportunity during wedding season, but gold prices plummet.
• The largest bank loan in India for 2024 is $1.25 billion, which the State Bank of India is requesting.
• India is in a favorable position: Moody's study emphasizes the strong momentum for economic development despite inflationary pressures.
• In the face of rapid competition in the market, Zepto plans to raise $300 million to increase its domestic holdings.
• Some publicly traded corporations pay royalties that surpass 20% of their income.