School Assembly News Headlines: 24 November 2025 

National News

1. PM Modi calls for global AI safety framework at G20, promoting open-source innovation and technology benefiting humanity worldwide.

2. India, Australia and Canada launch ACITI partnership boosting cooperation in green energy, artificial intelligence and critical mineral development.

3. Jammu and Kashmir to observe Constitution Day with celebrations, Preamble reading and activities promoting constitutional values across institutions.

4. Justice Surya Kant to take oath as India’s 53rd Chief Justice, bringing judicial experience from major constitutional cases.

International News

1. Global leaders in Geneva discuss U.S. peace proposal for Ukraine, reviewing terms and exploring pathways toward diplomatic resolution.

2. PM Modi urges stronger IBSA cooperation on digital infrastructure and climate-resilient agriculture during leaders’ meeting at G20 Summit.

Sports News 

1. India wins historic first Women’s T20 Blind Cricket World Cup, remaining unbeaten and defeating Nepal in a strong final performance.

2. Lakshya Sen secures Australian Open Super 500 title with confident win over Japan’s Yushi Tanaka, marking season breakthrough.

Business News

1. SEBI introduces improved framework for related party transactions with turnover-based thresholds, easing compliance and enhancing transparency for listed companies.

2. Government to roll out ₹25,060-crore Export Promotion Mission to support Indian exporters, strengthen global trade presence, and boost competitiveness.

1. PM Modi advocates global AI safety framework at G20, highlighting open-source innovation and technology designed for public benefit.
During the G20 session, PM Modi called for an international agreement to prevent AI misuse. He stressed human-centric development, open-source accessibility and shared technological benefits. India’s progress in digital innovation was also highlighted.

2. India, Australia and Canada form ACITI partnership to strengthen collaboration in green energy, artificial intelligence and critical minerals development.
India, Australia and Canada launched the ACITI initiative to enhance cooperation in emerging technologies. The agreement focuses on AI, green energy and mineral security. It was announced during the G20 summit meeting.

3. Jaishankar reaffirms India’s support for peaceful resolution in Russia-Ukraine conflict during call with Ukrainian Foreign Minister.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar discussed recent developments with Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha and reiterated India’s consistent stance advocating dialogue, diplomacy and an early, lasting peace. The call followed their recent G7 meeting.

4. PM Modi introduces six global development initiatives at G20 Summit, focusing on skills, healthcare, technology and sustainable growth.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed six international initiatives at the G20 Summit. The proposals include healthcare, satellite data sharing, traditional knowledge and critical minerals. He highlighted India’s values as guiding principles for progress.

5. ITBP to establish 10 all-women border posts along India-China LAC, strengthening security and promoting women’s frontline roles.
The ITBP announced plans to set up women-led border posts along the India-China LAC. As part of its forward deployment strategy, the force has already repositioned 215 border posts to enhance security readiness.

6. Justice Surya Kant to assume office as India’s 53rd Chief Justice, bringing experience from major constitutional cases.
Justice Surya Kant will take oath as the 53rd Chief Justice of India. He has contributed to several important judicial decisions, including matters related to Article 370, electoral processes and national security oversight.

7. PM Modi Meets Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi At G20 Summit To Strengthen Bilateral Ties And Cooperation.
Prime Minister Modi held his first in-person meeting with Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi at the G20 Summit. Discussions focused on innovation, defence, talent mobility, trade, and enhancing the India-Japan partnership.

1. CAQM revises GRAP rules for Delhi-NCR as air quality worsens, advancing stricter measures to reduce pollution levels.
Due to rising pollution, CAQM updated the GRAP framework for Delhi-NCR. Some Stage-four measures will now apply under Stage-three, including 50% work-from-home provisions. Agencies have been instructed to implement changes immediately.

2. Jammu and Kashmir to observe Constitution Day with readings and activities promoting constitutional values across government institutions.
The Jammu and Kashmir administration directed government offices, schools and public sector units to celebrate Constitution Day. Activities include reading the Preamble at 11 AM and promoting awareness of constitutional principles.

3. Telangana celebrates peaceful surrender of 37 Maoists, marking hopeful step toward rehabilitation, reconciliation and long-term regional harmony.
In a major positive development, 37 Maoists peacefully surrendered in Telangana. Authorities assured rehabilitation, livelihood support and reintegration. The step is being viewed as meaningful progress toward peace and community development.

1. Global diplomats meet in Geneva to review U.S. peace proposal for Ukraine amid concerns over territorial and security concessions.
Officials from the U.S., Europe and Ukraine discussed a draft peace plan to end the conflict. Concerns were raised over proposed territorial concessions and military limits. European leaders noted they were not consulted earlier.

2. PM Modi calls for IBSA collaboration on digital infrastructure and climate-resilient agriculture during meeting at G20 Summit.
At the IBSA Leaders’ Meeting, PM Modi proposed joint efforts to strengthen digital infrastructure and establish a climate-resilient agriculture fund. The discussion aimed to enhance cooperation between India, Brazil and South Africa.

3. China responds to Japan’s recent remarks on Taiwan, highlighting diplomatic boundaries and ongoing regional discussion.
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi commented on statements made by Japan’s leadership regarding Taiwan. The remarks have opened further dialogue on regional diplomacy and international sensitivity surrounding cross-strait relations.

4. Slovenia holds public referendum allowing citizens to participate directly in decisions on assisted dying legislation.
Slovenians are voting in a national referendum to decide the future of an assisted dying law. The process highlights active civic participation, showing how democratic systems allow citizens to influence national policies.

5. Vietnam provides emergency support after severe floods and landslides damage homes, farms and infrastructure across central provinces.
Heavy rainfall caused major flooding and landslides in central Vietnam, affecting families, houses and farmland. The government has released emergency funds and increased relief efforts to support recovery and protect communities.

1. India creates history by winning first-ever Women’s T20 Blind Cricket World Cup with dominant unbeaten performance against Nepal.
India secured the inaugural Women’s T20 Blind Cricket World Cup with a seven-wicket victory over Nepal. The team remained unbeaten throughout. Nepal managed only one boundary, highlighting India’s strong bowling.

2. Lakshya Sen wins Australian Open Super 500 title, defeating Japan’s Yushi Tanaka to claim his first season victory.
Lakshya Sen ended a challenging competitive phase by winning the Australian Open Super 500 title. He defeated Japan’s Yushi Tanaka 21-15, 21-11 in a 38-minute final showdown.

3. BCCI announces ODI squad for South Africa series; KL Rahul to lead as Shubman Gill ruled out due to injury.
BCCI confirmed India’s ODI squad with KL Rahul as captain and Rishabh Pant as vice-captain. Shubman Gill misses the series due to a neck injury. Ruturaj Gaikwad also earns selection.

1. SEBI introduces new threshold-based framework to assess related party transactions and simplify approvals for listed companies.
SEBI announced updated rules for related party transactions, using turnover-based thresholds. The regulator also revised approval norms for subsidiaries and eased disclosure requirements, especially for smaller transactions.

2. Government to release guidelines for ₹25,060-crore Export Promotion Mission aimed at supporting Indian exporters facing global tariffs.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announced that guidelines for the Export Promotion Mission will be issued soon. The initiative, approved for six years, aims to strengthen exporters and enhance India’s global trade competitiveness.

3. Air India resumes codeshare with Air Canada, expanding travel connectivity for passengers across major Canadian destinations.
Air India reinstated its codeshare partnership with Air Canada, paused during the pandemic. The agreement will allow passengers access to six additional Canadian destinations beyond Vancouver and London routes.

4. India and Israel explore phased implementation of proposed Free Trade Agreement to support faster trade growth and cooperation.
India and Israel are considering a two-phase approach for their upcoming FTA. The discussions aim to improve market access, ease customs procedures and enhance collaboration in technology, investment and services to benefit both economies.