School Assembly News Headlines: 27 July 2025 

1. India Pays Tribute on 26th Kargil Vijay Diwas, Honoring 1999 War Heroes at National War Memorial
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid a wreath at NWM, saluting soldiers’ sacrifice. Kargil victory symbolizes unmatched bravery in defending India’s borders against Pakistani intrusions in treacherous mountainous terrain.

2. PM Modi Tops Global Approval Ratings with 75% Support, Surpasses Leaders of South Korea and Argentina
PM Modi received 75% approval, highest among world leaders. South Korea’s Lee Jae-myung had 59%. Argentina’s President Javier Milei followed with 57%. Data covers July 4–10, 2025.

3. Army Chief: Surgical Strikes in Operation Sindoor Sent Strong Message to Pakistan Against Terrorism
General Upendra Dwivedi said Operation Sindoor responded to the Pahalgam attack. India mourned but also acted decisively, proving terrorism supporters will face strong consequences.

4. PM Modi to Attend Maldives Independence Day as Guest of Honour During State Visit to Malé
PM Modi joins Maldives’ 60th Independence Day in Malé. He thanked President Muizzu for the invitation and extended warm wishes to the Maldivian people at a state banquet.

5. Seventeen MPs Receive Sansad Ratna Awards 2025 for Exemplary Parliamentary Contributions Across Multiple Parties in New Delhi
Seventeen MPs were honoured in Delhi for performance in debates, attendance, and private member bills. Awardees include Ravi Kishan, Supriya Sule, and Arvind Sawant. Kiren Rijiju praised their dedication.

1. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar Increases Monthly Pension for Journalists to ₹15,000 Under Journalist Samman Pension Scheme
Nitish Kumar announced ₹15,000 monthly pension for eligible journalists. The amount was earlier ₹6,000. The new rate aims to support veteran media professionals financially.

2. Massive Padyatra Held in Drass to Honour Kargil War Heroes on 26th Kargil Vijay Diwas Celebrations
Over 1,000 people joined the tribute walk in Drass. Participants included youth, war veterans, soldiers, martyrs’ families, and civil society members. The event honoured 1999 Kargil heroes.

3. Maharashtra Boosts Support for PPSA Model to Strengthen TB Detection and Treatment in Private Healthcare Sector
The state is enhancing support for Patient Provider Support Agencies. PPSAs help engage private doctors under the National TB Elimination Programme to improve tuberculosis diagnosis and care.

4. Bengaluru Vendors Call Off Strike After Meeting with CM Over GST Notices on High-Value UPI Transactions
Small traders protesting GST notices for UPI transactions above ₹40 lakh met CM Siddaramaiah. After assurance and discussion, they ended the strike and agreed to further dialogue.

5. IIT Kharagpur Focuses on Student Mental Health Through SETU and Parent Involvement in Induction Program
IIT Kharagpur’s induction program includes SETU for emotional support. Parents stressed mental well-being should not be sacrificed for academic success. Recent incidents sparked stronger mental health focus.

1. Thai-Cambodian Border Clash Enters Day Three, Over 130,000 Displaced in Worst Conflict Between Neighbours in 13 Years
Fighting spread to new areas. At least 30 people killed. Both sides blame each other, seek diplomatic talks. Tensions rose after a Cambodian soldier’s death in May.

2. Nearly 3,870 NASA Employees to Exit Under Voluntary Resignation Plan Amid Federal Workforce Reduction Push
NASA may lose 3,870 staff under a Trump-era initiative. The agency says safety will remain top priority during reorganisation and review of final resignation figures.

3. Pakistan Asks Social Media Giants to Block Accounts Linked to Banned Militant Groups Spreading Propaganda and Violence
Pakistan urged action against accounts run by groups like the Taliban and Balochistan Liberation Army. These banned outfits use platforms like X, Facebook, and Telegram to promote violence.

4. Upcoming Taiwan Election Could Help President Lai’s Party Regain Majority and Strengthen Defence, Budget Plans
Taiwan’s upcoming election may reshape the legislature. DPP lost its majority last year. Opposition has blocked government bills and defence spending, challenging President Lai’s agenda.

5. France’s Top Court Allows Future War Crime Warrants Against Assad, Upholds Partial Immunity as Former Head of State
France’s highest court upheld some immunity for Bashar Assad. However, it opened doors for future war crime warrants. Human rights groups criticised the ruling as too lenient.

1. Tanvi Sharma and Vennala Kalagotla Win Bronze, Make History at Badminton Asia Junior Championships for India
India ended strong at the Badminton Asia Juniors. Tanvi and Vennala earned bronze, marking the first time two Indian women medalled in singles at the same edition.

2. Jasprit Bumrah Becomes Third Asian Bowler to Take 50 Test Wickets in England, Joins Akram and Ishant
Bumrah reached 50 wickets in England during the fourth Test at Old Trafford. He averages 26.38 with an impressive economy of 2.79 in 12 matches.

3. Messi Suspended for One Game After Missing MLS All-Star Match Without Approval, Says League
Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba skipped the All-Star Game without injury or permission. MLS suspended Messi for one match as a result of the no-show.

4. M Chinnaswamy Stadium Declared Unsafe for Large Events After July 4 Stampede, Says Karnataka Government Commission
Justice John Michael Cunha Commission found the Bengaluru stadium unsafe. The decision follows a deadly stampede during an event held on July 4. Safety concerns were highlighted.

5. Tim David Hits Fastest T20 Century for Australia, Seals Series Win Over West Indies with Record Partnership
Tim David smashed Australia’s fastest T20 hundred. His 128-run stand with Mitchell Owen helped chase 215 in 16.1 overs, securing a 3–0 series lead against West Indies.

1. India Now Supplies 36% of US Smartphone Imports in 2025, Driven by Apple’s Growing Manufacturing Push
India’s share of US smartphone imports jumped from 11% to 36%. Apple’s expansion, government incentives, and China tensions are key reasons behind the massive shift in sourcing.

2. Sebi Revises ESM Rules for Small-Cap Firms; New Framework Effective July 28, Likely to Benefit 28 Companies
Sebi and exchanges updated ESM norms for firms under ₹1,000 crore market cap. New criteria include price variation trends over three months. Changes aim to ensure fair market surveillance.

3. India-US Trade Deal Could Boost Investment Climate and Global Confidence, Says Finance Commission Chief Arvind Panagariya
Arvind Panagariya said the proposed deal may ease trade rules and attract global investors. He called it a major opportunity for India’s economic growth during a New York event.

4. Adani Energy Begins Cooling Solutions Business, Building India’s Largest District Cooling Facility in Mundra, Gujarat
Adani Energy Solutions is developing 52,000 tonnes of refrigeration projects. This includes India’s largest district cooling system in Mundra with a 45,000 TR capacity, marking a major infrastructure milestone.

5. India-US Trade Deal Will Boost Investment and Liberalisation, Says Finance Commission Chief Arvind Panagariya
Arvind Panagariya said the proposed trade agreement will greatly improve India’s investment appeal. It will lead to major liberalisation and attract more global investors, making India a key destination.