School Assembly News Headlines: 29 July 2025 

1. ISRO to Launch NISAR Satellite with GSLV-S16 by July 30, Followed by Humanoid and Gaganyaan Missions
ISRO Chairman Dr V Narayanan confirmed NISAR satellite will launch by July 30. Humanoid Vyommitra mission in December. Gaganyaan human spaceflight planned after final tests in March 2027.

2. Rajnath Singh Calls Operation Sindoor a Historic Step, Initiates Discussion in Lok Sabha with Tribute to Soldiers
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hailed Operation Sindoor as decisive. He praised soldiers’ sacrifices and reaffirmed India’s strong stance against terrorism during his address in the Lok Sabha.

3. Divya Deshmukh Creates History, Wins FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025 in All-Indian Final Against Koneru Humpy
19-year-old Divya Deshmukh became the first Indian woman to win the FIDE Women’s World Cup. She beat veteran Koneru Humpy 1.5–0.5 in rapid tie-breaks after two drawn classical games.

4. Supreme Court Declines to Halt Draft Voter List Release in Bihar, Assures Early Hearing on Revision Dispute
SC refused to stop EC from publishing Bihar’s draft electoral rolls on August 1. Petitioners raised concerns for 4.5 crore voters. Court assured early hearing and noted it’s a draft.

5. Mastermind of Pahalgam Terror Attack Killed in Major Counter-Terror Operation in Jammu and Kashmir
In a major breakthrough, security forces killed Hashim Musa, mastermind of the April 22 Pahalgam attack, and two associates during an encounter near Srinagar. Operation marks key counter-terror success.

1. Supreme Court Stays Calcutta HC Order Halting West Bengal’s Revised OBC List Implementation
A Supreme Court bench led by CJI B.R. Gavai stayed Calcutta High Court’s order stopping West Bengal’s revised OBC list. The court also issued notice on the state’s petition.

2. Jammu’s Dinanagar Station Gets First Direct Unlocking System to Boost Train Safety and Efficiency
Northern Railway installs first direct unlocking system in Jammu division. It will enhance train safety, prevent accidents, and streamline operations at Dinanagar railway station for smoother and efficient travel.

3. Yogi Adityanath Becomes Longest-Serving Chief Minister in Uttar Pradesh’s History, Surpasses Govind Ballabh Pant’s Record
Yogi Adityanath completes 8 years, 4 months, and 10 days in office. He breaks Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant’s record, marking a historic and transformative era in Uttar Pradesh’s governance.

4. Heavy Rains Disrupt Life in Gujarat; CM Bhupendra Patel Reviews Relief Work with Officials
Several districts, including Kheda and Ahmedabad, faced heavy rains. CM Patel held an emergency meeting, assessed the situation, and reviewed relief efforts with district collectors for quick response.

5. Plastic Banned Inside Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple from August 11 to Ensure Clean and Pollution-Free Premises
Temple administration announced a plastic ban starting August 11. Posters have been placed to inform visitors. The step aims to maintain cleanliness and protect the holy site’s environment.

1. Cambodia-Thailand Peace Talks Begin in Malaysia to Resolve Escalating Border Conflict Under ASEAN Mediation
Leaders of Cambodia and Thailand meet in Putrajaya for ceasefire talks. Hosted by PM Anwar Ibrahim, the talks aim to end recent artillery clashes along the disputed border.

2. US-China Trade Talks Begin in Stockholm; Possible Extension of 90-Day Truce on Tariffs Under Discussion
Talks led by US Treasury Secretary and China’s Vice Premier start in Sweden. Both sides may extend the current tariff truce expiring on August 12 by another 90 days.

3. US-China Trade Talks Begin in Sweden, Likely to Extend Ongoing Tariff Truce by 90 Days
The United States and China have resumed trade talks in Stockholm. Both sides may agree to extend the current tariff truce beyond the upcoming August 12 deadline.

4. Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike Urges Relocation of Some UN Functions to Japan, Highlights Safety and Economic Advantages
During her U.S. visit, Governor Koike met UN Chief Guterres, proposing Tokyo as a base for UN functions, citing safety, security, and cost benefits due to the weak yen.

5. Vice President JD Vance Visits Ohio to Promote GOP’s ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ on Taxes and Border Security
JD Vance will visit a steel plant in Canton, Ohio, to highlight benefits of the GOP’s tax-and-border bill for American families and businesses. It’s his second promotional trip this month.

1. India May Play Jasprit Bumrah in Final Test vs England as Gambhir Hints at Selection Flexibility
Coach Gautam Gambhir said Jasprit Bumrah could play the final Oval Test. India trails 2-1 and looks to avoid series defeat despite earlier workload plans.

2. Manchester Test Ends in Draw as Jadeja-Sundar Stand Frustrates England; Stokes Snubs Handshake
India drew the fourth Test with a 203-run unbeaten stand by Jadeja and Sundar. England captain Ben Stokes appeared to skip Jadeja’s handshake after the tense finish.

3. India Finishes 20th at 2025 FISU World University Games with 12 Medals, Including 2 Golds
India ended its campaign in Germany with 12 medals. Ankita Dhyani won silver on the final day. Japan, China, and USA topped the medal table.

4. Ben Stokes Hints at Playing Final Test vs India Despite Injury, Admits England May Reshuffle Bowling Attack
England captain Ben Stokes may play the Oval Test despite injury, saying pain is just an emotion. He acknowledged England’s bowling fatigue after India dominated the fourth Test.

1. IMD Forecasts Heavy Rain in East Rajasthan; Widespread Showers Expected Across Multiple States Over Next 2–3 Days
IMD predicts heavy to very heavy rain in East Rajasthan today. Several other states may see showers and thunderstorms with lightning in the coming days, including Bihar, Karnataka, and Telangana.

2. Jammu and Kashmir to See Hot, Humid Weather with Rain; IMD Warns of Intense Showers and Flash Flood Risk
The region of Jammu and Kashmir will face light to moderate rain till July 30. IMD warns of intense rainfall and possible flash floods in parts of Jammu, especially at night and early morning.