School Assembly News Headlines for Tomorrow (8 February 2025): Top Stories, National, International, Sports

Updated On: February 07, 2025 03:26 PM

School Assembly News Headlines 8 February 2025, including top national, international and sports news headlines, can be checked here.

School Assembly News Headlines for 8 February 2025

School Assembly News Headlines for 8 February 2025: Students participating in the school assembly news reading activity on 8 February can check the list of top national, international and sports news headlines here. Students can also check 'Word of the Day' and 'Thought of the Day' along with the news headlines here.

National News Headlines for School Assembly 8 February 2025

Here are the top national news headlines for the school assembly 8 February 2025 –

The opposition has united against the 'inhuman treatment' and questioned why the government did not use its own aircraft.
The professor who assisted in drafting the UCC stated that the registrations were intended "to preserve Uttarakhand's demography."
"Makes no sense": The Supreme Court criticizes Tamil Nadu Governors for delaying action on Bills.
Allegations of custodial torture and a youth's suicide have shaken Kathua in Jammu and Kashmir, prompting the District Magistrate and police to order investigations.
In the Delhi elections, around 5,000 Election Commission staff have been assigned for the counting process on February 8, and no repolling is scheduled for any seat.
Father and son, Anil Mishra and Manish Mishra, have been booked for organizing a fraudulent event in the name of the Phalke Award. The case was filed based on a complaint by Samir Dixit, the regional head of the BJP's film unit.
Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) reported over 64,000 lost items in 2024.
In the RG Kar rape-murder case, the Calcutta High Court has approved the CBI's plea and rejected the state's appeal challenging the life sentence given to convict Sanjoy Roy.
BJP’s Hardik Patel stated that the Gujarat government has "withdrawn sedition cases" against the Patidar quota agitators involved in the 2015 protests.
In a relief to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, the Karnataka High Court has dismissed a plea requesting a CBI investigation into the MUDA land case.
Jaishankar held talks with the Greek Foreign Minister, focusing on the International Migration and Economic Cooperation (IMEC) and strengthening the India-Mediterranean connection.

International News Headlines for School Assembly 8 February 2025

Here are the top international news headlines for the school assembly 8 February 2025 –

Bangladeshi actor Sohana Saba has been taken into police custody in Dhaka.
Crews are conducting a search for a missing plane in Alaska with 10 people onboard.
The Trump administration's extensive budget cuts left USAID with only 294 of its 10,000 employees.
The US Senate confirmed Russell Vought as Trump's budget director despite controversy.
Panama's president urges the US to stop spreading "lies and falsehoods" about the canal.
After Trump's criticism, Ramaphosa declares that South Africa "will not be bullied."
Iran's supreme leader states that US talks are "not intelligent, wise, or honorable" but doesn't dismiss them entirely.

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly 8 February 2025

Here are the top sports news headlines for the school assembly on 8 February 2025 –

In the Ranji Trophy quarterfinals, a strong Mumbai team are the clear favorites against Haryana.
Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the Champions Trophy.
The ECB chair says England will not boycott their match against Afghanistan in the Champions Trophy.
U19 World Cup-winning captain Niki Prasad is warmly welcomed by his Delhi Capitals teammates.
Sergio Ramos was called "petty" for his choice of jersey number during his stint with Mexico.
Shreyas Iyer says he was not initially meant to play in the 1st ODI and was added to the XI only after Virat Kohli's withdrawal.

Business and Start-Ups News Headlines for School Assembly 8 February 2025

Here are the top business news headlines for the school assembly 8 February 2025 –

Stock markets trade lower in volatile conditions ahead of the RBI policy decision.
The Labour Ministry is formulating a transaction-based pension policy for gig workers.
Tax evasion notices have been issued to Volkswagen and Kia for misclassifying imported parts.
Zomato is set to change its brand name to "Eternal" and has unveiled a new logo.
SBI Chairman confirms the bank is sticking to its overall credit growth target of 14-16% for FY2025.
The government plans to develop 1,600 centres to train "good drivers" and reduce accidents.

Word of the Day for School Assembly 8 February 2025 with Meaning

The word of the day for today’s school assembly is “ Sybarite" . Sybarite means someone who enjoys and seeks out luxury, comfort and pleasure.

Sybarite Meaning (Noun)

Meaning: person with self-includent in their fondness for luxury

Synonym: hedonist, pleasure seeker, sensualist

Antonym: Ascetic, puritan, spartan

Sybarite in a Sentence:

The sybarite life was filled with expensive tat=stes and indulgent pleasures.
The asperity could never resist the allure of a five-start shopping spree.

Thought of the Day for School Assembly 8 February 2025

Students note down the thought of the day for the school assembly 8 February 2025 as mentioned in the table below:

“It always seems impossible until it’s done” - Nelson Mandela

The inspirational thought of the day for the school assembly on 8 February 2025 is by Nelson Mandela (Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela), a South African. He was an anti-racism activist, politician, and statesman who also served as the first president of South Africa..

Meaning: The quote means that things often feel very difficult or overwhelming when you're starting, but once you finish them, it seems easier or more achievable than it initially appeared. It encourages perseverance and patience.

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