School Assembly News Headlines: 14 October 2025

1. India and Canada agree on new roadmap to strengthen bilateral ties during talks between foreign ministers in New Delhi.
Foreign Minister Anita Anand met Prime Minister Modi. Discussions aimed to boost India–Canada partnership. Visit expected to enhance collaboration. Both nations emphasized cooperation, trade, and mutual efforts to strengthen diplomatic relations.

2. India completes migration of 1.2 million government email accounts, including PMO, from NIC to Zoho cloud platform.
The transition supports Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative and digital self-reliance. Officials highlight improved security and innovation. Critics raise concerns over transparency, privacy risks, and shift from public to private technology provider.

3. India’s retail inflation falls to 1.54% in September, lowest since June 2017, driven by cooling food prices.
Food inflation dropped to -2.28%, helping CPI fall below RBI’s 2-6% target. Easing prices signal relief for consumers. Analysts expect inflation to remain stable amid continued moderation in essential commodities.

4. Foxconn to invest ₹15,000 crore in Tamil Nadu, creating 14,000 high-value engineering jobs across multiple locations.
Investment will focus on AI-led advanced technology, value-added manufacturing, and R&D integration. State Industries Minister TRB Rajaa confirmed expansion. The move aims to strengthen Tamil Nadu’s industrial and technological growth.

5. Government invites applications for three global impact challenges under India-AI Impact Summit 2026 with total five crore prize.
Electronics Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the challenges with applications open until September 31. Winners will share ₹5.85 crore. Initiative aims to promote AI innovation and global collaboration among participants.

1. Bihar completes first random run of EVM-VVPATs for 18 districts ahead of first phase polling on October 11.
District Election Officers conducted first randomization of 54,311 BUs, 54,311 CUs, and 58,123 VVPATs across 121 constituencies. Political party representatives observed process to ensure transparency and fair elections.

2. CM Mamata Banerjee blames Bhutan water inflow for north Bengal floods and seeks compensation from Himalayan kingdom.
Visiting flood-affected Nagrakata, CM oversaw relief work. She highlighted damage caused by rivers from Bhutan and urged compensation. Authorities continue rescue and rehabilitation operations in affected districts.

3. Uttar Pradesh aims to provide pure tap water to all Vindhya and Bundelkhand households by December 15.
Over 1.98 crore rural households now have tap water connections in Uttar Pradesh. CM Yogi Adityanath emphasized completing remaining connections and conducting third-party audits for quality and transparency under Jal Jeevan Mission initiative.

1. Hadash Party leaders escorted out of Knesset after interrupting Trump’s speech, holding signs demanding recognition of Palestine.
Ayman Odeh and Ofer Cassif protested with signs saying “Recognize Palestine!” during Trump’s address. Security removed them as the US President spoke about envoy Steve Witkoff and Middle East peace.

2. Trump calls Gaza ceasefire “historic dawn” in Middle East, praising calm skies and end of unceasing war.
Addressing Knesset, Trump hailed peace in the region. He described silenced guns, still sirens, and hopes for enduring stability. Remarks underline US role in mediating ceasefire and promoting peace.

3. Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt win 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics for innovation-driven growth research.
Mokyr recognised for identifying technological prerequisites for growth. Aghion and Howitt jointly awarded for theory of creative destruction. Prize highlights impact of innovation on sustained economic development globally.

4. Trump’s threat of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports raises concerns over higher prices, lower demand during holidays.
Experts warn fresh levies effective November 1 may strain retail sector and consumers. Tariffs could increase costs, affect holiday shopping, and particularly impact lower-income households amid festive spending season.

1. Mohammed Siraj becomes highest wicket-taker in 2025 Tests, surpassing Blessing Muzarabani during West Indies series.
Mohammed Siraj achieved the milestone by dismissing Shai Hope in the second session of Day 4 at Arun Jaitley Stadium. His performance highlights India’s strong bowling dominance in 2025 Test cricket.

2. AIFF adopts Supreme Court-approved constitution, banning dual posts and requiring court nod for future amendments.
Special General Body Meeting ratified draft prepared by former judge L Nageswara Rao. New rules aim to improve governance and transparency, ensuring compliance with judicial directives for football administration in India.

3. Junior Indian hockey team beats New Zealand 4-2 in Sultan of Johor Cup 2025, continuing winning streak.
Arshdeep Singh, PB Sunil, Araijeet Hundal, and Rosan Kujur scored goals for India. Nelson and Max scored for New Zealand. Victory strengthens India’s position in the ongoing tournament.

4. Qualifier Valentin Vacherot wins first ATP title at 2025 Shanghai Masters, defeating cousin Rinderknech in final.
Vacherot, ranked 204, became the lowest-ranked Masters 1000 winner. He beat Novak Djokovic in semifinals. Victory propels him into ATP top 50 and earns over $1.1 million prize money.

1. Tata AutoComp Systems eyes Indian Railways modernisation, partnering with global firms to expand beyond automotive components.
Vice-Chairman Arvind Goel highlighted infrastructure upgrades, travel convenience, and passenger comfort as key opportunities. Partnerships with Skoda, Compin Fainsa, and Air International aim to bring advanced technology to India.

2. MSMEs request RBI to extend ECLGS and implement standardised lending framework for stronger small business resilience.
Industry bodies highlighted challenges from 50% US tariffs. Proposal discussed by RBI’s Financial Inclusion and Development Department aims to enhance credit access, transparency, and long-term support for micro, small, and medium enterprises.

3. Brookfield Asset Management to invest $5 billion in Bloom Energy’s fuel cells for AI-powered data centres.
Investment boosts AI infrastructure in data centres globally. Shares rose 25% premarket. Brookfield’s plans complement earlier €20 billion AI projects in France, establishing Europe’s largest AI technology hub.

4. Bihar Cricket Association names 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi vice-captain, Sakibul Gani captain for Ranji Trophy opener.
Bihar faces Arunachal Pradesh at Moin-ul-Haq Stadium. After relegation to Plate League, squad aims to rebuild confidence. Announcement made ahead of season start, highlighting youth opportunities in state cricket.