School Assembly News Headlines: 4 June 2025 

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1. Virat Kohli leads RCB to first IPL title in Season 18, defeating Punjab Kings in a thrilling 2025 final.
In IPL 2025 final, Kohli’s 43 runs helped RCB post 190. Strong bowling by Krunal Pandya and Romario Shepherd challenged Punjab, but RCB clinched their maiden championship victory.

2. India supports future-ready digital growth at BRICS meet in Brazil. Minister highlights progress in digital governance and sustainable digital goals.
India joined the BRICS meeting in Brazil. The minister shared digital achievements under inclusive goals. Focus areas included space and environmental sustainability, meaningful internet access, and the digital ecosystem.

3. Home Ministry announces new policies for Ladakh. Scheduled Tribes to get 85 percent reservation in government jobs under hill council reforms.
The Home Ministry introduced policies for Ladakh covering jobs, language, and councils. Scheduled Tribes will receive 85 percent reservation in government jobs. These steps aim to strengthen local governance.

4. Indian parliamentary team visits London. Highlights Operation Sindoor and strengthens India, UK ties against terrorism through high-level meetings and joint commitments.
A team of Indian MPs met UK leaders in London. They discussed Operation Sindoor and cross-border terrorism. The visit focused on enhancing India–UK ties and promoting shared global security goals.

5. PM Modi congratulates D Gukesh for his first win against Magnus Carlsen in Norway Chess 2025 Round 6.
Young grandmaster D Gukesh defeated Magnus Carlsen in Round 6 of Norway Chess. PM Modi praised his effort and brilliance. It was a proud moment for Indian chess globally.

6. President approves new Ladakh job rule. Eighty-five percent government jobs reserved for locals under amended Ladakh Reservation Regulation 2025.
The President approved the Ladakh Reservation Regulation 2025. It reserves 85 percent of government jobs for locals. The decision strengthens opportunities in the region and supports constitutional provisions for Union Territories.

7. RBI signals rule change for foreign investment in Indian banks as global interest grows in fast-growing Indian banking sector.
RBI may ease foreign ownership rules in banks. Japan’s Sumitomo bought a stake in Yes Bank. Other foreign firms are eyeing IDBI. India seeks more capital for future growth.

8. India to build first Polar Research Vessel. GRSE signs MoU with Norwegian firm Kongsberg in landmark maritime collaboration.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal witnessed the MoU signing. GRSE and Kongsberg will jointly build India’s first Polar Research Vessel. It boosts India’s role in Arctic and Antarctic explorations.

9. Severe floods impact northeastern states. Prime Minister assures full Central support for relief and rehabilitation in affected regions.
Floods continue to affect lakhs across multiple northeastern states. The Prime Minister reviewed the situation and assured full Central assistance for rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts to tackle the crisis.

10. CAQM issues directions to curb air pollution from biomass burning and landfill fires across Delhi-NCR region.
The Commission for Air Quality Management directed Urban Local Bodies in NCR to identify and assess fire risks at landfill sites. The move aims to reduce pollution from biomass and fires.

1. Lord Buddha’s holy relics return from Vietnam. The idole will be displayed at the National Museum in Delhi for public viewing
The sacred relics of Lord Buddha arrived in Delhi after a Vietnam tour. Officials and monks welcomed them. The relics will be displayed for a day at the National Museum.

2. Three Jammu and Kashmir government employees dismissed for terror links. Action taken under national security laws without formal inquiry.
Jammu and Kashmir dismissed three officials linked to terror groups. The dismissed include a teacher, constable, and junior assistant. The move is part of a crackdown on internal terror threats.

3. UP government approves 20 percent police job reservation for retired Agniveers to support post-service employment for armed forces youth.
Uttar Pradesh will give 20 percent reservation in police jobs to former Agniveers. The decision, approved by the state cabinet, aims to support youth after completing military service.

4. Ferozepur Fort opens to public after 200 years. Indian Army highlights its history and design near the India-Pakistan border.
The Indian Army opened the historic Ferozepur Fort in Punjab. Built in the 19th century, it has a unique hexagonal design. The fort stands as a symbol of military heritage.

5. Actor Kamal Haasan halts Karnataka release of Thug Life after court criticism over his earlier Kannada language remarks.
Actor Kamal Haasan paused his film release in Karnataka. This followed the High Court’s response to his comments on Kannada language origins. The matter was discussed in court by his lawyer.

1. Dutch leader Geert Wilders exits ruling coalition over asylum policy differences, likely triggering new elections in the Netherlands.
Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders pulled out of the government. He cited disagreement over asylum rules. His party’s exit could lead to fresh elections. The Prime Minister has not responded.

2. Walt Disney Company begins major layoffs affecting hundreds across film, television, marketing, casting and financial
Disney has started large-scale layoffs in its entertainment divisions. Staff in film, television, casting and finance are impacted. Most affected employees are based in Los Angeles, according to recent reports.

3. Devastating floods in Nigeria’s Niger State kill 200. Over one thousand missing as rescue efforts continue after heavy rains.
Torrential rains triggered massive floods in Nigeria’s Mokwa town. Homes were submerged, and hundreds remain missing. Authorities continue rescue operations nearly a week after the disaster struck the region.

4. Lee Jae-myung projected to win South Korea’s presidency with over 51% votes in closely watched snap election.
Exit polls from leading broadcasters show Democratic Party’s Lee Jae-myung leading with 51% votes. Conservative rival Kim Moon Soo trails with 39% in South Korea’s high-stakes presidential election.

5. Germany’s Annalena Baerbock elected UN General Assembly President with 167 votes. To lead during UN’s 80th anniversary year.
Annalena Baerbock won 167 of 193 votes in a secret ballot. She replaces Cameroon’s Philemon Yang and will oversee major events, including the UN’s 80th anniversary session in September.

1. Neeraj Chopra Classic, India’s first international javelin event, will now be held on July 5 in Bengaluru.
The Neeraj Chopra Classic will take place on July 5 at Sree Kanteerava Stadium. It was postponed from May due to Operation Sindoor. The Athletics Federation of India sanctioned it.

2. Kabaddi legend Pardeep Narwal retires after going unsold in PKL 12 auction; will now take up coaching role.
Pardeep Narwal, PKL’s top raider, retires at 28. He earned 1801 raid points and won three PKL titles. He announced his move into coaching during a live session.

3. PV Sindhu enters second round of Indonesia Open 2025 after a thrilling win; Lakshya Sen exits in round one.
PV Sindhu defeated Nozomi Okuhara in three sets to reach round two of the Indonesia Open. Lakshya Sen lost his opener to top-ranked Shi Yu Qi after a tough fight.

4. Virat Kohli creates IPL history. Becomes first player to hit over 770 fours during 2025 final against Punjab Kings.
Virat Kohli surpassed Shikhar Dhawan’s record for most IPL fours, hitting his 769th in the 2025 final. He now holds the all-time record with over 770 fours in IPL history.

5. BCCI honours Indian armed forces with special ceremony ahead of IPL 2025 final at Narendra Modi Stadium.
Before the IPL 2025 final between RCB and PBKS, BCCI organised a special event to pay tribute to Indian armed forces, celebrating their service and dedication at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

1. TRAI extends deadline for stakeholder comments on draft rules for digital property rating to June 9 and 16 respectively.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India delayed deadlines for feedback on new digital connectivity property rating rules. Comments are now due by June 9, and counter-comments by June 16.

2. Indian companies show satisfactory performance in Q4 of 2025 despite global challenges; optimism remains for FY26 growth.
A Bank of Baroda report shows Indian companies performed well in the last quarter despite tough global conditions. Businesses expect growth to improve further when consumer demand increases in FY26.

3. UBS raises India’s GDP growth forecast for FY26 to 6.4% citing strong economic momentum and resilient performance.
UBS increased India’s GDP growth prediction to 6.4% for FY26. Economic data from March and April show stable and strong activity, indicating continued growth momentum.

4. TCS renews seven-year partnership with Virgin Atlantic to boost digital transformation and improve airline operations and customer service.
TCS and Virgin Atlantic extend their 20-year collaboration. The renewed deal aims to modernise airline technology, strengthen operations, and enhance the flying experience for customers worldwide.

5. Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes refuses offer from Saudi club, choosing to stay and compete at the highest level.
Bruno Fernandes turned down a move to Al Hilal in Saudi Arabia. Despite agent talks, Fernandes remains committed to Manchester United and aims to continue playing top-level football.

1. IMD issues orange alert for 11 states with chances of rain, thunderstorms, strong winds, and dust storms in Rajasthan.
The India Meteorological Department warns of rain and thunderstorms in several states. Strong winds and dust storms are expected, especially in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and West Rajasthan.

2. Northeast India faces continued rain and floods with heavy showers expected, prompting an orange alert in West Bengal and Sikkim.
The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts light to moderate rain across northeast India for a week. Heavy rainfall on Wednesday and Thursday may cause flooding, especially in West Bengal and Sikkim.