School Assembly Today News Headlines: These are the main headlines for the March 10, 2025, school assembly. These updates give students a thorough rundown of the day’s major events by highlighting significant occurrences in a variety of fields.
Students who want to stay knowledgeable about the world must keep up with current events. These are the main stories for the March 10, 2025, school assembly, including everything from business and sports news to national and international events. These updates give students a thorough rundown of the day’s major events by highlighting significant occurrences in a variety of fields.
School Assembly Today News Headlines: The National news
- AAP considers PM Modi’s pledge a “jumla” and attacks the BJP over the Mahila Samman Scheme.
- After fighting, Kangpokpi in Manipur is still tense, and the Kuki community demands a shutdown.
- According to a new study by a pollution body, the water quality during Maha Kumbh was suitable for bathing.
- The Delhi government establishes a committee to create a gig worker care plan.
- After suffering from chest trouble, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar was admitted to AIIMS.
- The J&K government is being criticized for providing land to a former cricket player from Sri Lanka “free of cost.”
- Kerala The state’s high court has banned plastic bottles at weddings.
School Assembly Today News Headlines: Global news
- Following ‘promising’ signs, Hamas advocates for phase two of the truce negotiations in Gaza.
- A US judge awards $24 billion in damages, holding China accountable for the COVID-19 cover-up.
- In two days of fighting between the Syrian army and Assad supporters, at than 1,000 people were murdered.
- Days after his confrontation with Trump, Zelenskyy calls for “constructive dialogue” with the US.
- Russia bombs Ukraine during peace negotiations; the most recent assaults claim 14 lives.
- The head of Myanmar’s junta declares elections in January 2026, the first since the coup.
Company news
- PepsiCo intends to make significant investments in important markets and triple its sales in India in five years.
- Haier India plans to start exporting by 2026 after investing Rs 1,000 crore to expand its Noida AC facility.
- According to Nirmala Sitharaman, FPIs took out Rs 24,753 crore from stocks in the first week of March. India wants a good trade pact with the US.
- Shiv Nadar gives his daughter Roshni Karnataka 47% of his ownership in HCL Corp, Vama Delhi. In FY25–26, budget expenditures are expected to exceed Rs 4 lakh crore, but the income shortfall would decrease.
School Assembly News Headlines Today: Athletics news
- Former Australian wicketkeeper Matthew Wade joins Gujarat Titans’ coaching staff Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma ties Brian Lara’s unwelcome record after losing the toss once more
- Liverpool loses to Mohamed Salah 16 points ahead in the Premier League title battle.
- ISL: Mohun Bagan finishes the league season on a strong note after defeating Goa 2-0 in a fierce match.
- Bagan Mohun FC Goa presents the Super Giants players with a guard of honor.
School Assembly Today News Headlines: During the school assembly, there will be fascinating questions.
- What is the world’s largest mammal? The Blue Whale
- What is the human body’s bone count? 206
- What is the earth’s toughest natural substance? Diamond
- The ‘Ship of the Desert’ is this animal? Camel
- What is the water’s boiling point? – 212°F (100°C)
- The light bulb was created by whom? Thomas Edison
- Which Indian city is referred to as the “Pink City”? Jaipur
- Which nation is well-known for producing chocolate? Switzerland
- In the human body, which organ pumps blood? The heart
- What is Japan’s currency? – Yen
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Today’s thought:
“Start today and don’t wait for tomorrow”.
Today’s word:
Resplendent: Gleaming brilliantly, frequently in a striking manner
School assembly headlines are important because they keep everyone updated on global events. Credible sources ensure accurate information, which keeps pupils up to date and improves their understanding of current events.
