School Assembly News Headlines: 4 October 2025

1. MEA condemns Pakistan’s oppressive approach, violent clashes in PoK kill eight civilians, calls for accountability from authorities.
India’s MEA spokesperson highlighted developments in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, where protests have occurred. Eight people lost their lives, and Pakistan’s Prime Minister formed a committee to address the ongoing situation.

2. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra notes global economy resilient despite US trade tariffs, uncertainties, and diverging growth trajectories.
At the Kautilya Conclave, RBI Governor Malhotra emphasised steady economic growth despite trade restrictions and uncertainty. He cautioned that global economy may underperform relative to potential due to differing growth paths.

3. PM Modi to unveil Rs 62,000 crore youth development initiatives promoting education, skills, and entrepreneurship nationwide.
Prime Minister Modi will launch youth-focused programs at Vigyan Bhawan, including the fourth National Skill Convocation. Top ITI achievers will be felicitated, boosting skill development and entrepreneurial growth across India.

4. India seeks long-term US LPG supplies to ensure stable cooking fuel and plastic precursor imports nationwide.
State-owned oil companies plan to import up to three very-large gas carriers monthly in 2026 from the US, securing LPG for over 331 million domestic consumers and supporting energy stability.

5. TRAI releases recommendations for Digital Radio Broadcast Policy, reserve prices, and simulcast services across major Indian cities.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India proposed a framework for private digital radio broadcasting. Recommendations include reserve pricing for A+ and A category cities and commencement of simulcast services for new broadcasters.

1. Bareilly district remains peaceful with strengthened security and internet suspension ahead of Friday congregational prayers.
Authorities in Bareilly implemented heightened security and a 48-hour internet ban. Community leaders urged residents to maintain calm and participate in prayers peacefully, ensuring harmony after previous week’s disturbances.

2. Leh district resumes normal life as traffic, schools, and commercial vehicles reopen with temporary relaxation measures.
District Administration in Leh allowed reopening of schools and commercial transport from 10 AM to 6 PM. Mobile data remains suspended, while daily life gradually returns to normal in Ladakh.

3. Amit Shah inaugurates Sabar Dairy Plant in Haryana, highlighting 70 percent growth in India’s dairy sector.
The newly built Sabar Dairy Plant in Rohtak is India’s largest, costing ₹350 crore. The dairy sector has grown rapidly over 11 years, becoming one of the fastest-expanding globally.

4. Bihar CM releases ₹2,500 crore under Mukhyamantri Mahila Rozgar Yojana, empowering 25 lakh women beneficiaries.
Under this scheme, women receive an initial ₹10,000 to start small businesses or self-employment. The program aims to encourage entrepreneurship and provide financial independence to women across Bihar.

1. Worldwide protests demand stronger action after Israel intercepts Global Sumud Flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Protests erupted across Europe, Australia, and South America following the interception of 41 ships heading to Gaza. Demonstrators included activists and politicians, highlighting global concern for humanitarian assistance and aid access.

2. Japan seeks to attract Indian students and professionals amid rising US H-1B visa fees and competition.
Japanese universities and government initiatives aim to draw Indian talent as a stable, high-quality alternative to Western destinations. This strategy focuses on education and professional opportunities for skilled individuals.

3. Hundreds of international students arrive near Doha, attending offshore campuses of US universities and local colleges.
Students from around the world are enrolling in American universities’ overseas branches, including Northwestern, Carnegie Mellon, and Georgetown, as well as large local colleges near Qatar’s capital, expanding global education opportunities.

4. Royal Swedish Academy warns political interference threatens academic freedom and scientific research in the United States.
Ahead of the Nobel Prize announcements, the Academy expressed concern over policies affecting education and research. Experts warn that political changes could impact scientific progress and academic independence globally.

5. Putin announces measures to boost agricultural, medical imports from India, aiming to balance trade relations.
Russian President highlighted steps to reduce trade imbalance caused by crude oil imports. He also expressed anticipation for his December visit to India to meet Prime Minister Modi.

1. Ravindra Jadeja scores sixth Test century, third Indian achieving a ton on Day 2 against West Indies.
Jadeja reached 100 runs in 168 balls in Ahmedabad, celebrating with his signature sword-style bat gesture. Washington Sundar partnered him, repeating the pairing from his previous Test century milestone.

2. Asia Cup tensions may influence India-Pakistan Women’s World Cup match, but team remains focused, says Saba Karim.
Former wicketkeeper Saba Karim noted potential effects of past Asia Cup disputes on upcoming matches. Harmanpreet Kaur’s team aims to concentrate on performance and remain unaffected by external distractions.

3. NFL to launch professional women’s and men’s flag football leagues ahead of 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the creation of new leagues for both genders. The initiative promotes inclusivity in sports and prepares athletes for the Olympic debut of flag football.

4. Mirabai Chanu wins silver at 2025 World Weightlifting Championships, setting national records in Clean & Jerk.
Chanu lifted a total of 199kg in Forde, Norway, achieving her third World Championship medal. North Korea’s Ri Song-gum won gold, setting three world records in the 48kg division.