School Assembly News Headlines: 10 June 2025

National News

1. Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai appointed Deputy Chief of Army Staff (Strategy), retains role as Director General Military Operations.

2. PM Modi pays tribute to freedom fighter Bhagwan Birsa Munda on Martyr’s Day, highlighting his tribal rights work.

3. Union Minister J.P. Nadda credits PM Modi as India rises to world’s 5th largest economy in 11 years.

4. India’s financial inclusion surpasses 55 crore accounts under PM Modi; majority opened in rural and semi-urban areas.

International News

1. Iran rejects US nuclear deal offer, plans counter-proposal via Oman amid disagreements on uranium and sanctions relief.

2. NATO Chief Mark Rutte urges 400% increase in air and missile defense and higher defence spending before Hague summit.

Sports News

1. Ronaldo celebrates Portugal win as his greatest achievement, admits career nearing end at 40 amid enthusiastic fan cheers.

2. India’s Junior Women’s Hockey Team wins 3-2 against Belgium in European tour opener, led by key goals from Yadav and teammates.

Business News

1. China’s exports to the US fall 35% in May amid slowing growth and trade talks scheduled in London.

2. Sensex and Nifty rally sharply on global cues and RBI’s surprise 50 basis points rate cut boost.

1. Supreme Court Denies Urgent Hearing on Plea Seeking Protection Over ‘Thug Life’ Screening Threats in Karnataka
The Supreme Court rejected an urgent hearing plea seeking protection against threats related to the screening of the film ‘Thug Life’ in Karnataka, delaying judicial intervention on the matter.

2. Delhi Government Aims to Plant 70 Lakh Trees This Season Under ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ Initiative
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta launched the tree-planting drive by planting a sindoor plant in memory of her mother. Schools and the education department actively participate in the campaign.

3. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis Flags Off ‘Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train’ from CSMT
The special tourist train was launched to promote tourism and honour Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s legacy. It departed from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus station.

4. UP Government to Develop Rs 125 Crore Flatted Factory Space in Greater Noida for MSME Growth
UP plans a flatted factory project in Greater Noida’s Sector 28 to support MSME industries. The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority is preparing the master plan, targeting completion in two years.

5. Royal Challengers Bengaluru Approaches Karnataka High Court to Quash Case in M Chinnaswamy Stadium Stampede Incident
Royal Challengers Bengaluru filed a petition to quash the criminal case linked to the M Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede that caused 11 deaths. Event organiser DNA Entertainment also challenged the FIR.

1. Putin Approves New Naval Strategy to Restore Russia’s Status as a Leading Maritime Power Despite Recent Navy Losses
Russian President Putin has approved a naval strategy aiming to rebuild Russia’s maritime strength. Despite setbacks in the Ukraine war, Russia remains the world’s third most powerful navy after China and the US.

2. Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus Appreciated PM Modi’s Eid Greetings, Highlights Shared Values Between India and Bangladesh
In a letter to PM Modi, Muhammad Yunus praised the Eid message, emphasising mutual respect and cooperation for people’s welfare between India and Bangladesh. Both leaders exchanged warm wishes publicly.

3. Russia Launches Record 479 Drones in Massive Overnight Attack Amid Ukraine War, Ukraine Intercepts Most
Moscow launched 479 drones overnight in a large attack, targeting Ukraine. Ukrainian forces intercepted 460 drones and 19 of 20 missiles. Attacks happen at night due to drone detection challenges.

4. Iran Plans Counter-Proposal to US Nuclear Deal via Oman, Rejects US Offer Over Uranium and Sanctions Issues
Iran will soon send a counter-proposal through Oman after rejecting the US nuclear deal offer. Disagreements remain on uranium enrichment, uranium stock shipment, and sanctions relief.

5. NATO Chief Rutte Urges 400% Boost in Air and Missile Defence, Pushes Defence Spending Increase Ahead of Summit
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte calls for a major increase in air and missile defence. He urges members to raise defence spending to meet US demands at the upcoming Hague summit.

1. Ronaldo Cherishes Portugal Win Most, Acknowledges Career Limits at 40 Amid Fans’ Cheers and Warmup Excitement
Ronaldo said winning for Portugal is his greatest achievement. At 40, he admitted his playing days are limited. Fans cheered loudly and recorded his pre-game warmup enthusiastically.

2. Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team Wins 3-2 Against Belgium in European Tour Opener with Key Goals
India’s Junior Women’s Hockey Team defeated Belgium 3-2 in their first European tour match. Goals from Geeta Yadav, Sonam, and Lalthantluangi helped secure the thrilling victory in Antwerp.

3. Jos Buttler’s 47 Leads England to 2-0 T20I Series Win Over West Indies Under Captain Harry Brook
Jos Buttler top-scored with 47 runs, guiding England to a four-wicket win in the second T20I. England sealed the series 2-0, continuing strong form under new captain Harry Brook.

4. Australia, reigning champions, face South Africa in World Test Championship final at Lord’s amid format criticism and controversy.
Australia meets South Africa at Lord’s for the WTC final starting Wednesday. The competition faces harsh criticism, with experts calling its format a “shambles masquerading as a showpiece.”

5. South Africa seeks to reclaim ICC Test Championship mace at Lord’s, inspired by 13-year-old historic victory and legends.
South Africa aims to win the WTC final at Lord’s, motivated by memories of their 2010 triumph led by legends like Kallis and Steyn. Maharaj fuels team’s strong resolve.

1. Delhi hits 44°C on Monday; IMD warns temperatures may rise above 45°C, signaling intense early summer heatwave.
Delhi recorded a high of 44°C, the hottest in June so far. IMD forecasts temperatures could exceed 45°C soon. Humidity at 48% adds to discomfort, making heatwaves more intense.

2. IMD forecasts southwest monsoon revival mid-June with heavy rainfall expected in South India from June 11 onwards.
The southwest monsoon is set to revive by mid-June. Karnataka, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh will see enhanced rainfall and isolated heavy showers, bringing relief from the ongoing heatwave.

3. Northeastern states like Assam and Arunachal Pradesh to receive light to heavy rain with thunderstorms on June 10.
Assam, Sikkim, and Arunachal Pradesh will experience rain and thunderstorms on June 10. Skymet Weather predicts isolated heavy showers, part of a broader increase in rainfall across the northeast.

4. Severe heatwave persists in northern plains with temperatures above 40°C; relief expected post-June 13 with light rainfall.
Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Delhi face intense heatwave conditions on June 10. Temperatures may exceed 45°C. Cooling rains are forecasted only after June 13, offering some relief to the region.

5. Mumbai to have partly cloudy skies with moderate rain chances after heavy early June showers; humid weather to continue.
Following heavy rain earlier this month, Mumbai expects partly cloudy skies with occasional moderate rain or thunderstorms on June 10. Monsoon progress remains weak, keeping humidity levels high.