School Assembly News Headlines: 30 November 2025 

National News

1. DGCA bans flights of select Airbus jets until mandatory safety software and hardware upgrades are completed nationwide.

2. RBI issues 244 Master Directions, consolidating old circulars to simplify banking regulations and reduce compliance burden.

3. Crisil raises India’s GDP growth forecast to 7% after strong first-half performance despite global economic challenges.

4. Indian Air Force delivers relief supplies and NDRF teams to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu after floods.

International News

1. Sri Lanka declares state of emergency and seeks international support to assist communities affected by Cyclone Ditwah

2. Sri Lanka declares state of emergency and seeks international support to help communities affected by Cyclone Ditwah.

Sports News 

1. India defeats Canada 14-3 to reach Sultan Azlan Shah Cup final with outstanding attacking hockey performance.

2. Indian junior men’s hockey team beats Chile 7-0 in FIH Junior World Cup 2025 opening match.

Business News

1. India’s foreign exchange reserves stand at $688 billion after changes in gold and foreign currency assets.

2. India’s GDP for FY26 projected at 7% or higher, says CEA citing strong first-half economic performance.

1. DGCA bans operation of select Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft until safety-related software or hardware fixes completed
From November 30, affected aircraft cannot fly until mandatory safety upgrades are completed. Airlines may reposition grounded planes to major airports for maintenance before resuming operations.

2. RBI issued 244 consolidated Master Directions to simplify regulations and reduce compliance burden for banks and financial institutions
The RBI released 244 Master Directions after reviewing thousands of earlier circulars and guidelines. Officials stated the move groups decades of instructions to help regulated entities follow rules more efficiently.

3. Crisil raised India’s GDP growth forecast to 7 per cent after stronger-than-expected performance in the first half
India’s economy grew 8.2 per cent in the second quarter, prompting Crisil to revise estimates. Analysts expect slower growth ahead due to global factors, including higher US tariffs.

4. Indian Air Force delivered relief supplies and NDRF teams to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu after cyclone floods
The Indian Air Force transported 21 tonnes of aid, over 80 NDRF personnel and equipment to Sri Lanka to support rescue and relief efforts after Cyclone Ditwah-triggered floods.

5. Former ISRO chief predicts India will emerge as a global superpower by 2047 driven by space technology and innovation
Speaking at an ABVP convention, S Somnath said India could lead globally in space and manufacturing. He highlighted how science and spirituality can coexist and guide future progress.

1. Cyclone Ditwah neared Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coast, disrupting travel and prompting emergency coordination across affected districts
Cyclone Ditwah travelled north at 8 kmph and approached Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra. Flights and trains were affected, while officials reviewed preparedness with district collectors through virtual meetings.

2. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah, Deputy CM Shivakumar meet to discuss election strategies, affirm unity ahead of winter session
The leaders held a joint press conference in Bengaluru, emphasizing their continued partnership since Assembly elections. They discussed upcoming elections, opposition strategies, and confirmed working together under Congress high command guidance.

1. Rescue work continued in Indonesia as teams reached remote areas affected by earthquake, tsunami and floods in Sumatra
Officials said rescue teams are still searching for missing people. Supplies are being flown to areas cut off by damaged roads and communication lines. Efforts continue to support affected communities.

2. US President Trump announces permanent pause on migration from several developing countries amid security concerns and system review
Following a recent shooting involving National Guard members, President Trump ordered a pause on migration from economically developing countries. Officials aim to review immigration processes and address security and system challenges.

3. Airlines worldwide canceled hundreds of flights as Airbus A320 software glitch prompted urgent global updates before next flights
A software issue affected over 6,500 Airbus jets, requiring immediate upgrades. Airlines adjusted schedules and grounded flights to ensure safety, impacting holiday travel while technicians implemented necessary fixes.

4. Sri Lanka declares state of emergency and seeks international support to assist communities affected by Cyclone Ditwah
Authorities reported Cyclone Ditwah impacted homes and communities, with 78,000 people in temporary shelters. The government requested international assistance to provide relief, support recovery, and ensure the well-being of affected residents.

1. India storms into Sultan Azlan Shah Cup final with dominant 14-3 win over Canada in outstanding hockey performance
India secured a place in the final after defeating Canada 14-3. Rajinder and Jugraj Singh led scoring, while multiple players contributed. Canada managed three goals in response.

2. Indian junior men’s hockey team dominates Chile 7-0 in opening match of FIH Junior World Cup 2025
India started the tournament strongly with goals from Rosan Kujur, Dilraj Singh, Ajeet Yadav, Anmol Ekka, and captain Rohit. Goalkeepers maintained a clean sheet in a flawless team performance.

3. KL Rahul shares India’s focus on winning Ranchi ODI against South Africa, emphasising team motivation and home advantage
Ahead of the Ranchi ODI, KL Rahul said India is preparing strongly to beat South Africa. The team aims to maintain its strong home record, with added attention as MS Dhoni may watch.

4. Iran to skip 2026 World Cup draw in Washington after U.S. denies visas to federation delegation members
Iran announced it will boycott next week’s World Cup draw due to visa issues affecting its officials. Federation representatives said obstacles appeared to extend beyond sports-related matters. No U.S. comment yet.

1. India’s foreign exchange reserves drop $4.47 billion to $688 billion due to decline in gold and currency assets
According to RBI data, gold reserves fell $2.6 billion and foreign currency assets declined $1.6 billion. Reserves remain strong despite the fall, after reaching a record $705 billion in September 2024.

2. India’s GDP growth for FY26 projected at 7% or higher, CEA cites strong first-half economic performance
Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran highlighted India’s robust first-half growth. He attributed it to years of investment in infrastructure, exporter resilience, and policy measures since June 2024.

3. RBI consolidates thousands of circulars into 244 Master Directions to simplify regulations and ease compliance for banks
The Reserve Bank of India streamlined its regulatory framework by issuing 244 Master Directions. This consolidation helps banks and other regulated entities follow instructions more easily while reducing compliance complexity.

4. India’s fiscal data shows steady revenue collection and increased fund transfers to states up to October 2025
As per the Ministry of Finance, the Centre collected Rs 18,00,475 crore, achieving 51.5% of the 2025-26 budget estimate. Higher fund transfers support state development and financial planning.