School Assembly News Headlines for Tomorrow (23 July 2024): Top Stories, National, International, Sports

School Assembly News Headlines for 23 July 2024

School Assembly News Headlines for 23 July 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 23 July 2024

Here are the top national news headlines for the school assembly 23 July 2024 –

• UP: After a car strikes Kanwar, pilgrims attack passing by. TMC to MP CM:
• "Hang head in shame" following the near-murder of two ladies in Rewa.
• An arrest is a severe action used in a desperate situation, and police are required by law to follow protocol: HC.
• FTA will be top of the agenda when UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy visits India.
• RSS hierarchy: Mayawati charges appeasement against the BJP-led Centre.
• Significant setback for Nitish Kumar's JD(U) as the Centre turns down Bihar's request for special status.
• The gender budget grew steadily, rising from ₹97,134 Cr in FY14 to ₹3.1 lakh Cr in FY25: Examine.
• After concerns about anti-Muslim bias, an Indian court suspended the requirement that restaurants reveal the identities of their owners.
• Vista Central: Appeal to Delhi Waqf Board when the Centre takes action against waqf properties, HC.
• Nirmala will surpass Morarji Desai in the record for most budgets presented.
• According to Eco Survey, coal will play a major role in India's diversified energy mix.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 23 July 2024

Here are the top international news headlines for the school assembly 23 July 2024 –

• Student group from Bangladesh calls off protests due to the number of deaths.
• As businesses struggle with production, an aviation trade fair opens.
• Ahead of the rally, troops and police bar the opposition headquarters in Uganda.
• Despite the Taliban's ban, Afghanistan has enormous opium stockpiles: UN report.
• Bangladesh appears to be calm after fatal protests, but the internet hasn't been restored.
• 'Ukraine conflicts our priority,' declares Russia following Joe Biden's resignation as president race.
• The president of Tanzania fires the ministers of foreign information.
• EU ministers will talk about how to respond to Hungary's "unacceptable" stance.
• Pakistan's forceful response following the removal of the flag from the German consulate in Frankfurt.
• Unrest in Bangladesh: Throughout the nation, there is unsettling calm and over 500 arrests in Dhaka.
• Ukraine and a bondholder group negotiated a tentative agreement to restructure $20 billion in debt.
• China will permit postponed retirement to address its demographic crisis.
• Although it can be difficult, getting in touch with former acquaintances can lessen feelings of loneliness.
• Bangladeshi nationals detained for opposing their native government are to be tried by the UAE.
• Liberia is considering moving its capital city due to flooding.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 23 July 2024

Here are the top sports news headlines for the school assembly on 23 July 2024 –

• PR Sreejesh will give up international hockey after the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
• Virat and Gambhir exchanged text messages; the new coach expressed his "huge respect" for the star batting.
• Gautam Gambhir on Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma: "They are eligible to compete in the 2027 ODI World Cup."
• Concerning the selection of Suryakumar Yadav as India's Twenty20 international captain over Hardik Pandya:
• "A captain who will probably play every game is what we wanted."
• According to Jay Shah, BCCI has agreed to provide Rs 8.5 crore to help India's 2024 Olympic campaign.
• Has an autistic play style: The harsh critique of Ousmane Dembele's performance at Euro 2024 by Jorge Sampaoli.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 23 July 2024

Here are the top business news headlines for the school assembly 23 July  2024 –

• Economic Survey: There's a big risk that overconfidence may lead to speculation and the anticipation of higher profits in the stock market.
• According to the Economic Survey, restrictive trade practices and an unfavourable trade climate could be dangerous.
• Economic Survey: "Worth exploring" whether food inflation should be excluded from India's inflation control framework.
• According to Economic Survey, the GDP growth for India in FY25 is expected to be 6.5-7 percent.
• Economic Outlook for 2023–2024 Standouts: GDP growth is anticipated to reach 6.5–7%, and the RBI projects 4.5% inflation in FY25.
• Transformative aspirations for skill development in the budget 2024–25.