School Assembly News Headlines: 15 June 2025

1. NEET UG 2025 results declared. Scorecards available on ntaneet.nic.in. Over 22 lakh candidates appeared across 552 cities in India and abroad.
NEET UG 2025 results released today by NTA. Scorecards downloadable from ntaneet.nic.in. The exam was held on May 4 for 22 lakh students in 552 cities, including 14 international locations.

2. High-level committee to probe Air India crash in Ahmedabad. Headed by Union Home Secretary. Will recommend preventive aviation safety measures.
A multidisciplinary panel, led by the Union Home Secretary, will investigate the Air India crash in Ahmedabad. It will suggest safety measures. This is separate from ongoing official investigations.

3. Air India and IndiGo reroute flights due to Iranian airspace closure. Passengers alerted. Flight delays expected amid Middle East tensions.
Air India and IndiGo issued advisories as Iranian airspace closure disrupts routes. Air India confirmed rerouted flights on X. Longer routes ensure safety for passengers and crew during regional unrest.

4. PM Modi to visit Cyprus, Canada, and Croatia from June 15–19. Will attend G-7 Summit and meet top leaders.
PM Modi’s official tour begins June 15. He’ll visit Cyprus, attend the G-7 Summit in Canada, and conclude in Croatia. It’s the first PM visit to Cyprus in 20 years.

5. DGCA orders extended checks on 34 Boeing 787 aircraft. Eight inspected urgently. High-level expert panel formed for further probe.
DGCA begins extended surveillance on 34 Boeing 787s in India. Eight planes already checked. Aviation Minister confirms expert committee formation, led by Home Secretary, to investigate safety and technical issues.

1. First batch of Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims to reach Gangtok. Yatra resumes on June 20 after five-year suspension.
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra resumes after five years. First batch of pilgrims reaches Gangtok tomorrow. Sikkim government has made arrangements to welcome them. The yatra officially begins on June 20.

2. Trump administration shared Medicaid data with deportation officials. Internal memo reveals failed attempt to block transfer over legal concerns.
Trump administration handed over personal Medicaid data to deportation officials. Internal memos show Medicaid staff opposed the move. Concerns were raised over privacy, legality, and ethics of the data transfer.

3. Telangana to roll out Unified Development and Building Code. Aims to modernise, simplify building rules and citizen-facing processes statewide.
Telangana government plans to introduce UDBC across the state. It will harmonise building regulations and streamline procedures for citizens. The code aims to ensure uniform, modern development standards in urban planning.

4. Kochi Water Metro expands to outskirts. Edakochi terminal construction to begin soon. Services to start after terminal becomes operational.
Kochi Water Metro’s Edakochi terminal will soon begin construction. It’s key to starting suburban services. Terminals at Nettoor and Kumbalam await power supply. Full operations depend on Edakochi becoming functional.

5. Heatwave grips North-West India. IMD issues red alert for Rajasthan. Heavy rainfall likely in Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra.
North-West India faces intense heatwave. IMD issues red alert for Rajasthan, with extreme conditions to persist for 2–3 days. Southern states expected to receive heavy rainfall over the next three days.

1. King Charles III leads silence for Air India crash victims. Parade altered. Black armbands worn as mark of respect.
King Charles paid tribute to Air India crash victims during Trooping the Colour parade. Buckingham Palace said the monarch amended the event and wore black armbands to honour the lives lost.

2. Chinese firms export electronics from India to US, Africa, West Asia. Shift reflects India’s export push and local factory growth.
Chinese smartphone makers are exporting from Indian plants to the US, Africa, and West Asia. The move highlights India’s growing manufacturing strength and the government’s push for electronics exports.

3. IAEA chief warns UN Security Council. Military strikes on nuclear sites threaten Iran, region. Violates UN Charter, international law.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi warned the UN of grave risks from attacks on nuclear sites. He said such actions endanger Iran and violate the UN Charter and international law.

4. Trump urges Iran to sign nuclear deal. Warns of harsher attacks. Remarks follow Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites.
Donald Trump warned Iran of tougher attacks if diplomacy fails. Urging a nuclear deal, he made his first statement after Israel’s strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear sites and military leaders.

5. Trump administration gave deportation officials access to Medicaid data. Internal memos reveal failed attempt to block data sharing.
Trump administration shared personal Medicaid data with deportation teams, including immigration status. Internal memos show Medicaid officials opposed the move, citing legal and ethical concerns, but failed to stop it.

1. India loses 2-3 to Australia in FIH Pro League. Fifth straight defeat despite Abhishek’s early double in Antwerp.
India started strong with two goals by Abhishek but lost 2-3 to Australia in Antwerp. It marked their fifth consecutive defeat in the European leg of the FIH Pro League.

2. Pranati Nayak wins bronze in vault at Asian Championships in South Korea. Adds to her World Cup bronze in March.
Indian gymnast Pranati Nayak clinched bronze in vault at the Asian Championships in South Korea, scoring 13.466. This is her second international bronze this year after success in Turkey.

1. Acquires Sresta Natural Bioproducts for Rs 472.5 crore. Deal strengthens its presence in the organic food products market.
ITC completed the full acquisition of Sresta Natural Bioproducts, owner of 24 Mantra Organic, on June 13. The Rs 472.5 crore deal boosts ITC’s expansion into the organic food segment.

2. FM Sitharaman to meet GST, customs officials on June 20; income tax officers on June 23 to discuss reforms.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will hold meetings with top GST, customs, and income tax officials to address field-level issues and improve efficiency in tax administration and taxpayer services, say sources.

3. FM to review tax policy execution and taxpayer services. Will meet CBIC officials on June 20 to resolve operational issues.
FM Sitharaman’s meetings will focus on tax policy implementation, easing business processes, and service issues. She will meet CBIC officials on June 20 to address field-level GST and customs challenges.

4. RBI rejects all bids for 30-year green bonds. Investors demanded higher yields. ₹5,000 crore auction cancelled.
RBI cancelled the ₹5,000 crore auction of 30-year green bonds as bids sought higher yields. Despite ₹10,943 crore in bids, no allotment was made. 30-year bond yield rose to 7.02%.