School Assembly News Headlines: 15 October 2025 

National News

1. PM Modi hails launch of Google AI Hub in Visakhapatnam to accelerate India’s digital transformation.

2. India’s wholesale inflation eases to 0.13% in September amid steady food and textile prices.

3. India hosts UN peacekeeping conclave in New Delhi to address global security and operational challenges.

4. India and Mongolia deepen strategic partnership. Leaders announce new cooperation in defence, energy, and culture.

International News

1. US and China remain at trade crossroads as both await each other’s move on tariff talks.

2. Malaysia and US lead talks to expand Thailand–Cambodia ceasefire ahead of regional summit.

Sports News 

1. Josh Inglis, Adam Zampa ruled out of first ODI against India; Josh Philippe joins as wicketkeeper.

2. Gautam Gambhir confirms Kohli and Rohit to focus solely on ODIs ahead of 2027 World Cup.

Business News

1. Google partners with AdaniConneX to build massive AI hub in Visakhapatnam with green energy and subsea network.

2. Tata boosts iPhone production capabilities with $100 million acquisition of Justech Precision’s India operations.

1. PM Modi lauds Google AI Hub launch in Visakhapatnam. Investment to boost AI access and India’s digital growth.
Prime Minister Modi welcomed Google AI Hub in Visakhapatnam. The investment includes large-scale data centers. It aims to make AI accessible, support digital economy growth, and strengthen India’s global technology leadership.

2. India’s wholesale inflation drops to 0.13% in September. Food and textile prices drive positive rate.
India’s wholesale price inflation eased to 0.13% in September from 0.52% in August. Price rises in food, textiles, transport equipment, and manufacturing contributed to the positive inflation rate.

3. UNTCC Conclave begins in New Delhi. India hosts discussions on peacekeeping, operational challenges, and future collaboration.
The three-day United Nations Troop Contributing Countries Conclave started in New Delhi. India hosts the forum to discuss peacekeeping challenges, evolving threats, best practices, and strengthen global operational understanding.

4. Supreme Court to hear AIMIM leader Owaisi’s plea seeking extension for waqf property registration on October 28.
The Supreme Court scheduled October 28 hearing for Asaduddin Owaisi’s plea. It seeks more time to register all waqf properties under the UMEED portal before the six-month deadline ends.

5. India and Mongolia strengthen strategic ties. Leaders announce initiatives in defence, energy, digital infrastructure, and cultural exchange.
Prime Minister Modi welcomed Mongolian President Khurelsukh to India. The visit marks 70 years of diplomatic relations and a decade of strategic partnership, highlighted by joint postal stamp release.

1. Bihar BJP announces first 71 candidates for assembly polls. Nine women included; key leaders replaced in seats.
BJP released its first list for Bihar Assembly elections on November 6 and 11. Nand Kishore Yadav replaced by Ratnesh Kushwaha. Health Minister Mangal Pandey and Ram Kripal Yadav also contesting.

2. UP CM Yogi Adityanath meets NSC chairman to strengthen statistical system for $1 trillion economy vision.
A high-level meeting focused on enhancing Uttar Pradesh’s statistical system. NSC chairman and officials discussed ways to improve data-driven planning to support the state’s $1 trillion economy goal.

3. Bihar assembly polls heat up. JD(U) holds strategy meeting. Candidate symbols announced; BJP to release list soon.
JD(U) Chief Nitish Kumar met senior leaders in Patna to plan for Bihar assembly elections. Ratnesh Sada received the party’s symbol, while BJP’s candidate list is expected shortly.

4. Allahabad High Court orders UP government to clear public land encroachments within 90 days.
The court directed strict action against officials failing to prevent encroachments. Public roads listed in revenue records must be cleared. Lekhpals hiding information will face departmental and criminal consequences.

1. US-China trade standoff continues. Trump signals deal openness; China waits for Washington’s next move on tariffs.
Tensions rise as both nations claim the other must act first. Trump’s openness to a deal meets China’s caution, keeping markets and global trade watchers alert to potential tariff escalations.

2. Malaysia, US mediate to expand Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire. Summit expected to formalize truce after July clashes.
After deadly clashes in July, Malaysia and the US push for a broader ceasefire. Mediation aims to protect displaced populations and stabilize relations ahead of the upcoming Southeast Asian summit.

3. Argentina’s leader Milei praises Trump ahead of first White House meeting, strengthening ties with US conservatives.
President Javier Milei of Argentina hails Donald Trump before their White House meeting. His libertarian policies and spending cuts have drawn favor among US conservatives, boosting bilateral relations.

4. Madagascar President Rajoelina flees after youth protests and military defection, national assembly dissolved amid crisis.
President Andry Rajoelina left Madagascar following large-scale protests and army defections. The political standoff escalated after he dissolved the national assembly, leaving the country’s leadership uncertain.