School Assembly News Headlines: 30 March 2025 

National News

1. India sent over 15 tonnes of relief to Myanmar under Operation Brahma after deadly earthquakes killed over 600 people.

2. ISRO successfully tested a Semicryogenic engine with 2,000 kN thrust for the Launch Vehicle Mark-3 (LVM3) at Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu.

3. A High-Level Committee led by Amit Shah approved ₹1,604 crore for fire services modernization in five states and ₹555 crore for Sikkim.

4. The Education Ministry banned asbestos in KVs and JNVs, citing its cancer risks, aligning with global restrictions in 65 countries.

International News

1. U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark’s handling of Greenland’s security, suggesting the U.S. could better protect the territory.

2. Measles cases in Texas and New Mexico surged 20% in three days, with Texas reporting 400 cases and two deaths.

Sports News

1. Manisha Bhanwala won India’s first Asian Wrestling Championship gold since 2021, while Antim Panghal secured bronze in Jordan.

2. BCCI invited applications for a spin bowling coach at its Centre of Excellence after Sairaj Bahutule resigned.

Business News

1. PAC flagged ₹16,622 crore ITC discrepancies in GST returns, revealing mismatches between monthly (GSTR-3B) and annual (GSTR-9) filings from 2017 to 2021.

2. Elon Musk’s xAI acquired social platform X for $33 billion, aiming to merge AI expertise with X’s massive global reach.

1. Farmers Dismiss Government’s Claim That Jagjit Singh Dallewal Ended 123-Day Hunger Strike
The government told the Supreme Court that farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal ended his hunger strike. However, protesting farmers refuted this claim, accusing authorities of spreading misinformation to mislead the public.

2. India Sends 15 Tonnes of Earthquake Relief Aid to Myanmar Under ‘Operation Brahma’
Following a devastating earthquake that killed over 600 people, India dispatched over 15 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Myanmar. The Indian government reaffirmed its commitment to assisting affected communities.

3. ISRO Successfully Tests Powerful Semicryogenic Engine for Future Space Missions
ISRO tested a 2,000 kN Liquid Oxygen/Kerosene engine for the LVM3 rocket, a major milestone in India’s space program, boosting future deep-space exploration and human spaceflight missions.

4. Government Approves ₹1,604 Crore to Strengthen Fire Services Across Five States
Amit Shah-led High-Level Committee sanctioned funds for modernizing fire services in Bihar, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, and Kerala, enhancing emergency response and firefighting infrastructure.

5. Sikkim Gets ₹555 Crore for Reconstruction After 2023 Glacial Lake Outburst Flood
The Centre allocated ₹555 crore to support Sikkim’s recovery from last year’s devastating flood, focusing on rebuilding infrastructure and implementing disaster mitigation measures.

6. Education Ministry Bans Asbestos Use in Kendriya and Navodaya Vidyalayas for Student Safety
Minister Jayant Chaudhary announced a ban on asbestos in school buildings, citing its cancer risks. The move aligns India with over 65 countries that have already prohibited asbestos use.

7. Environmentalists Demand Government Halt Oil India’s Project in Dibru-Saikhowa Eco-Sensitive Zone
Assam activists urged the government to revoke Oil India’s project in Dibru-Saikhowa, citing severe threats to endangered species like the Gangetic dolphin and Bengal florican.

8. President Droupadi Murmu Advocates Sustainable Living at National Environment Conference 2025
At the National Conference on Environment-2025, President Murmu emphasized eco-friendly lifestyles, highlighting tribal communities’ sustainability practices as models for environmental conservation.

9. Government Strongly Denies X Corp’s Allegations That ‘Sahyog’ Portal Censors Free Speech
The Centre countered X Corp’s claims in court, stating the ‘Sahyog’ portal ensures digital safety and content regulation under India’s IT laws rather than suppressing free speech.

10. Supreme Court Halts NGT’s ₹50,000 Penalty on Bihar for Alleged Ganga Pollution Negligence
The Supreme Court stayed the National Green Tribunal’s fine on Bihar, seeking clarification on the state’s compliance with pollution control measures for the Ganga River.

1. Punjab Congress Fails to Make Strong Impact During Budget Session, Opposition Lacks Aggressive Stand
Despite raising some key issues, Punjab Congress leaders, including Partap Singh Bajwa and Pargat Singh, failed to take a forceful stance on critical state matters during the Assembly’s Budget session.

2. Patna University Student Elections Underway, Over 19,000 Voters to Decide Central Panel Leaders
Polling for Patna University Students Union is being conducted peacefully at 40 booths. Students will elect key representatives, including President, Vice President, and Treasurer, from 37 candidates contesting.

3. Delhi Records Clear Skies and Rising Temperatures, IMD Predicts 35°C by March End
Delhi woke up to pleasant weather, but the IMD reported a sharp rise in temperatures across NCR. The capital is expected to hit 35°C before March ends.

4. Telangana Government to Launch Free Fine Rice Distribution Scheme for Ration Card Holders
From Ugadi, Telangana will distribute free fine rice to ration card holders. CM Revanth Reddy will officially launch the initiative at a public meeting in Huzurnagar.

5. Maharashtra Government Issues Guidelines to Counter Misleading News Against State Authorities
Maharashtra directed all departments to address misleading news promptly. This comes after the state allocated ₹10 crore for a media monitoring centre to track government-related news across platforms.

1. Suvendu Adhikari Urges MEA to Block Mamata Banerjee’s Foreign Trips Over Alleged Anti-India Remarks
West Bengal Opposition Leader Suvendu Adhikari urged External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to prevent CM Mamata Banerjee’s foreign visits, alleging she could harm India’s global reputation.

2. U.S. Vice President JD Vance Criticizes Denmark’s Handling of Greenland Security
During a visit to Pituffik Air Base, U.S. Vice President JD Vance accused Denmark of failing to secure Greenland, suggesting America could provide better protection while announcing investments in additional naval resources.

3. Measles Cases Surge by 20% in Texas and New Mexico, Health Officials Warn of Further Spread
Texas and New Mexico reported a sharp rise in measles cases, with Texas confirming 400 infections and two deaths. Health officials anticipate the outbreak worsening in the coming weeks.

4. UN World Food Programme Halts Plan to Cut Rohingya Refugee Rations After Successful Aid Appeal
Following an urgent global appeal, the UN WFP secured additional foreign aid, preventing ration cuts for over one million Rohingya refugees living in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh.

5. China’s Antitrust Regulator Reviews Hong Kong Firm’s Panama Canal Port Sale Amid U.S.-Panama Relations Shift
China’s antitrust body is reviewing Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison’s sale of two Panama Canal ports to a BlackRock-led consortium, a deal raising geopolitical concerns amid U.S.-Panama negotiations.

1. Saba Karim Urges BCCI to Find Balance in Family Time Restrictions for Players
Former national selector Saba Karim emphasized the need for BCCI to balance player focus and family time on overseas tours. The board’s current SOP limits family stays, which he believes requires reconsideration.

2. Manisha Bhanwala Wins India’s First Gold Since 2021 at Asian Wrestling Championship
Manisha Bhanwala secured gold in the women’s 62 kg category, defeating Korea’s Ok J Kim 8-7 in Jordan. Antim Panghal claimed bronze in the 53 kg category, winning by technical superiority.

3. BCCI Opens Applications for Spin Bowling Coach After Sairaj Bahutule’s Resignation
The BCCI is seeking a new spin bowling coach for its Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru after Sairaj Bahutule stepped down to join Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2024. Applications close on April 10.

4. Manav Thakkar Becomes First Indian to Reach Final Eight in WTT Star Contender Event
Manav Thakkar made history by becoming the first Indian to enter the quarterfinals of a WTT Star Contender event, defeating Germany’s Andre Bertelsmeier 3-2 in Chennai.

5. Table Tennis Icon Achanta Sharath Kamal Bids Emotional Farewell to International Career
Achanta Sharath Kamal retired from international table tennis after a 0-3 loss to Snehit Suravajjula in Chennai, closing a 20-year career that saw him become one of India’s greatest players.

1. Bihar Board Declares Class 10 Results 2025, Students Can Check Scores Online
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released Class 10 results for 2025. Students can access their marks on matricresult2025.com and matricbiharboard.com using their roll numbers and credentials.

2. Delhi Directorate of Education Announces Annual Results for Classes 3, 4, and 5
The Directorate of Education (DoE), Delhi, has published annual results for Classes 3, 4, and 5. Parents can check students’ scores on edudel.nic.in using Student ID and Date of Birth.

3. SBI Clerk Prelims 2025 Results Declared, Candidates Can Check Scores Online
State Bank of India (SBI) has announced the 2025 Clerk Preliminary Exam results. Candidates can view results at sbi.co.in under the SBI Careers section using their exam details.

4. NTA Releases JEE Main 2025 Session 2 Admit Cards, Exams Begin Until April 4
National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued JEE Main 2025 Session 2 admit cards. Aspirants must download hall tickets from jeemain.nta.nic using application number and date of birth.

5. UP Police Recruitment Drive 2025: 28,000 Vacancies to Be Filled in April-May
Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board announced a massive hiring drive for 28,000 posts. In March, 60,000 constables and 1,400 radio personnel were successfully recruited.

1. Elon Musk’s xAI Acquires X (Twitter) for $33 Billion, Enhancing AI Integration with Social Media
Elon Musk’s xAI has acquired X (formerly Twitter) for $33 billion, facilitating AI chatbot Grok’s development while allowing co-investors to share the company’s valuation benefits. Deal specifics remain unclear, raising regulatory concerns.

2. CoreWeave’s IPO Faces Investor Skepticism Amid Debt Concerns and Growing AI Competition from China
CoreWeave, an Nvidia-backed AI infrastructure company, faces investor hesitation due to its debt pile and competition from China’s DeepSeek, launching its IPO amid market uncertainty and tariff-related financial pressure.

3. Instagram Introduces Double-Speed Reels Feature While Removing Content Note from Mobile App
Instagram is enhancing its user experience by enabling double-speed Reels playback while discontinuing the Content Note feature, as announced by Instagram Head, Adam Mosseri, in response to evolving platform preferences.

4. CoreWeave’s Nasdaq Debut Underwhelms as Shares Close Flat, Valuing AI Firm at $23 Billion
CoreWeave’s stock opened nearly 3% below its offer price and closed flat in its Nasdaq debut, signaling weak investor confidence amid ongoing equity market turmoil and trade tariff concerns.

5. India Criticizes Elon Musk’s X for Mislabeling Official Portal as ‘Censorship Tool’ in Escalating Legal Dispute
India rebukes X for wrongly tagging an official website as a censorship portal, intensifying legal tensions amid Elon Musk’s plans to introduce Starlink and Tesla to the Indian market.