School Assembly News Headlines: 30 September 2025 

National News

1. Suryakumar Yadav lauds PM Modi’s Operation Sindoor post after India’s thrilling Asia Cup victory over Pakistan.

2. Leh Apex Body withdraws from Union Home Ministry talks, citing activist arrest and ongoing statehood-related unrest in Ladakh.

3. X expresses concern over Indian court ruling on content removal, pledges appeal to safeguard online freedom of expression.

4. India and Bhutan sign MoUs for two railway projects, enhancing connectivity, trade, and economic opportunities between the countries.

International News

1. PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi shares response after Asia Cup final, commenting on India’s victory and cricketing spirit.

2. Large demonstrations held in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as Awami Action Committee mobilizes citizens, advocating recognition and protection of fundamental rights.

Sports News 

1. India hosts 12th World Para Athletics Championships 2025 in New Delhi, welcoming over 1,000 athletes from 100 nations.

2. India gears up for ICC Women’s ODI Cricket World Cup 2025, featuring eight teams across India and Sri Lanka.

Business News

1. India-EFTA trade agreement takes effect October 1, boosting economic ties with Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, and Liechtenstein.

2. India’s Index of Industrial Production grows 4% in August, led by strong mining, manufacturing, and electricity sectors.

1. Suryakumar Yadav praises PM Modi’s Operation Sindoor remark after India’s Asia Cup victory over Pakistan in thrilling final.
Team India captain Suryakumar Yadav lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Operation Sindoor post, celebrating India’s Asia Cup triumph over Pakistan, emphasising national pride and the leader’s supportive message on sporting excellence.

2. Leh Apex Body withdraws from Home Ministry talks after activist Sonam Wangchuk’s arrest and escalating unrest over statehood demands.
The Apex Body, Leh, exited Union Home Ministry talks citing Sonam Wangchuk’s arrest, statehood protests, and recent violence. The group demands government action before resuming discussions on Ladakh’s political future.

3. X expresses concern over Indian court ruling on content removal, vows appeal to defend online freedom of expression.
Elon Musk-owned X will appeal an Indian court decision upholding New Delhi’s content removal rules. The platform criticised the ruling, arguing it restricts digital freedoms, while government insists rules ensure accountability.

4. India and Bhutan sign MoUs for two new railway projects, strengthening connectivity and boosting bilateral economic opportunities significantly.
India and Bhutan announced plans to construct two new railway lines worth ₹4,033 crore. The Kokrajhar-Gelephu route aims to enhance connectivity, promote trade, and establish Gelephu as a future economic hub.

5. Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance rebuts US concerns on quality of generic drugs, defending standards of medicines made in India.
The Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, representing 23 major firms including Sun Pharma and Cipla, strongly countered US concerns about generic drug quality, affirming India’s adherence to global standards despite recent tariff threats.

6. Shirish Chandra Murmu appointed RBI Deputy Governor for three years, replacing M. Rajeshwar Rao, effective October 9.
The government appointed Shirish Chandra Murmu as RBI Deputy Governor for a three-year term. Currently Executive Director, he replaces M. Rajeshwar Rao, joining T Rabi Shankar, Poonam Gupta, and Swaminathan J.

1. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman visits Karur, extends support to families and meets those receiving medical treatment.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Minister L. Murugan visited Karur to meet families and interact with patients under treatment. The visit emphasized care, compassion, and government’s commitment to supporting citizens.

2. Delhi High Court rules insurance companies cannot limit Covid-19 hospital reimbursements despite Delhi government’s hospital charges regulation circular.
The Delhi High Court directed United India Insurance to pay petitioner Reena Goel’s Covid-19 hospitalisation claim fully, clarifying government’s hospital charges circular cannot override contractual obligations between insurers and policyholders.

3. Telangana CM Revanth Reddy urges public cooperation for River Musi Rejuvenation, assuring support and inclusive development across constituencies.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy emphasized collective efforts for the River Musi Rejuvenation project, assuring support to affected residents. He highlighted inclusive growth, urging legislators to cooperate for effective development.

1. PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi responds after Asia Cup final, sharing views on India’s victory and sportsmanship spirit discussions.
Following India’s Asia Cup triumph, PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi expressed his perspective on the final match. His response came after Prime Minister Modi’s congratulatory post, sparking debates around cricketing spirit.

2. Large demonstrations held in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as Awami Action Committee protests, demanding recognition and protection of fundamental rights.
Massive protests erupted in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir following Awami Action Committee’s call. Citizens voiced concerns over rights, with gatherings, slogans, and symbolic flags highlighting demands for recognition, justice, and better governance.

3. Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul pledges economic reforms, diplomatic solutions with Cambodia, and progress toward drafting a democratic constitution.
Newly elected Thailand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul outlined priorities, including boosting the economy, resolving Cambodia border conflict diplomatically, and advancing constitutional reforms. He reaffirmed his four-month election pledge to lawmakers.

4. United States and South Korea form working group to enhance visa system, supporting smoother employment opportunities for Korean workers.
South Korea and the US will launch a joint working group in Washington to improve visa access for Korean workers. The initiative follows concerns raised after a recent immigration incident.

1. India hosts 12th World Para Athletics Championships 2025 in New Delhi, welcoming over 1,000 athletes from 100 nations.
From September 27 to October 5, New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium hosts the 12th World Para Athletics Championships. Athletes from more than 100 countries compete in 186 events, celebrating para-sports globally.

2. India prepares to host ICC Women’s ODI Cricket World Cup 2025, featuring eight teams across India and Sri Lanka.
The 13th ICC Women’s ODI World Cup runs from September 30 to November 2, with eight teams competing in 50-over matches. Fans can expect exciting, high-intensity cricketing action.

3. ICC and UNICEF launch Promise to Children digital campaign during Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, promoting equality.
During the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, ICC and UNICEF introduced the Promise to Children campaign, encouraging players, fans, and audiences to support equal opportunities for all children worldwide.

4. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia calls Asia Cup 2025 post-match incident unfortunate, plans formal protest at ICC conference.
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia addressed the Asia Cup final incident where Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi took the trophy immediately after India’s victory. A formal protest will be lodged in November.

1. India’s trade agreement with EFTA countries takes effect October 1, strengthening economic ties with Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announced that India-EFTA trade deal starts October 1. The agreement enhances trade with Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, and Liechtenstein, following India’s recent FTAs with multiple global partners.

2. India’s Index of Industrial Production rises 4% in August, driven by strong mining, manufacturing, and electricity sector growth.
The Ministry of Statistics reported IIP growth at 4% in August, up from 3.5% in July. Mining grew 6%, electricity 4.1%, and manufacturing 3.8%, indicating robust industrial performance.

3. Moody’s affirms India’s long-term and short-term ratings with stable outlook, citing robust economic growth and external position.
Moody’s confirmed India’s Baa3 long-term rating and P-3 short-term rating with a stable outlook, highlighting the country’s large economy, strong external position, and sustainable domestic financing base.

4. EY revises India’s FY26 real GDP projection to 6.7%, citing strong growth and GST-driven demand stimulation.
EY’s September 2025 ‘Economy Watch’ report projects India’s FY26 GDP growth at 6.7%, up from 6.5%, supported by strong first-quarter growth of 7.8% and demand stimulation from GST reforms.