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Tomorrow News Headlines in English 27 December 2024: A warm greeting to students. As we come together for today’s school assembly, let’s take a moment to look ahead at the headlines for tomorrow, 27th December 2024. From key political developments to remarkable sports achievements, tomorrow is set to bring events that will influence the world and shape our future. Stay with us as we explore these major stories that are sure to capture global attention. Let’s dive into tomorrow’s news and reflect on the events making an impact worldwide!
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Tomorrow National News Headlines in English for 27 December 2024
Tomorrow’s national news headlines in English for school assembly bring essential updates on India’s major events, from groundbreaking reforms to inspiring initiatives. Stay tuned for these impactful stories shaping our country.
| 1. Robert Vadra, husband of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi, expressed heartfelt condolences, remembering Singh’s economic revolution and service to the nation. Singh’s passing marks the end of an era of dedicated leadership. 2. India’s market capitalisation witnessed a remarkable 9% increase in December, the highest among the world’s top ten equity markets. This surge, the strongest in over three years, raised India’s total market cap to $4.93 trillion. The growth was largely driven by a revival in foreign investor activity, with foreign investors infusing approximately $2.37 billion into Indian equities in December, reversing previous net outflows. 3. The National Medical Commission (NMC) has officially launched its account on X (formerly Twitter) under the handle @NMC_BHARAT. The commission will use this platform to share authentic information, updates, circulars, and notices, ensuring better communication with students, teachers, and other stakeholders in the medical field. 4. In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, 64.64 crore people cast their votes, with female voters outnumbering male voters. The female voter turnout stood at 65.78%, slightly higher than the 65.55% for male voters. This marks a significant increase in female participation in the country’s electoral process. 5. Representatives from the Telugu film industry, including actors Nagarjuna and Allu Arvind, met with Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao. The meeting aimed to improve relations between the state government and the film fraternity, following the tragic incident at the Pushpa 2 screening that led to a woman’s death in a stampede. 6. India has seen a significant rise in its contribution to global trade over the past two decades. Its share in global merchandise exports has grown from 0.9% in 2005 to 1.8% in 2023, while its share in services exports has more than doubled from 2% to 4.3% during the same period, as reported by the National Stock Exchange (NSE). 7. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the crucial role of youth in India’s progress, urging the need to equip them with skills in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. He emphasized that the government’s youth-centric policies aim to prepare young people for the challenges and opportunities of the future. 8. Salman Rushdie’s controversial novel The Satanic Verses has reappeared in the market, after being banned in India in 1988 due to protests from the Muslim community. A Delhi bookseller has imported the book from the United States, sparking renewed discussions about freedom of expression and the ongoing legacy of the book’s controversy. 9. The 46th annual lighting of the National Menorah took place on December 25th in Washington D.C., marking the beginning of the eight-day Hanukkah celebration. The ceremony was attended by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and is a tradition dating back to 1979, when it was first held near the White House during President Jimmy Carter’s tenure. 10. President Droupadi Murmu presented the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar to 17 children who have shown exceptional courage and outstanding achievements in fields such as art, culture, sports, social service, and innovation. The award recognizes young talent and fosters a sense of pride and encouragement in the nation’s youth. 11. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to hand over 5.8 million property cards to their owners across 50,000 villages in 12 states, marking a significant milestone in the implementation of the Svamitva scheme. The scheme aims to digitize property records in rural India, promoting transparency and facilitating easier access to property rights. 12. The three-day annual Shaheedi Sabha began at Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, to commemorate the martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s youngest sons, Baba Zorawar Singh Ji and Baba Fateh Singh Ji. The event commenced with the Akhand Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, marking a significant religious observance for the Sikh community. 13. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his sadness over the passing of renowned Malayalam writer M.T. Vasudevan Nair. In his tribute, Modi described Nair as one of the most respected figures in Malayalam cinema and literature, whose works profoundly explored human emotions and inspired generations. 14. A meeting of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) leaders was held at BJP President Jagat Prakash Nadda’s residence in New Delhi to strengthen coordination among alliance partners. Key political figures, including Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu and Union Minister Amit Shah, participated in the meeting. 15. Arunish Chawla, a 1992-batch IAS officer from the Bihar cadre, has been appointed as the new Revenue Secretary in the Ministry of Finance. Several other key appointments include Amit Agrawal as Pharmaceuticals Secretary, Vineet Joshi as Secretary of Higher Education, and Neerja Sekhar as Director General of the National Productivity Council. 16. 26 December marked the 20th anniversary of the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Tamil Nadu Governor Shri R.N. Ravi led tributes to the lives lost, particularly in Tamil Nadu, which bore the brunt of the disaster. Tributes were offered at the Marina Beach Tsunami rehabilitation settlements and in coastal districts, reflecting on the resilience and recovery of the survivors. |
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State News in English for Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s state news will cover key updates, including new policies, achievements in sports and politics, and efforts to improve public services.
| 1. The BJP today accused the Karnataka Congress of sharing a distorted map of India on social media, excluding Aksai Chin and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Party spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi alleged that the Congress has a history of similar actions and is now linked to forces undermining India’s unity. 2. Punjab has become the fifth state in India to provide 100% piped water supply to rural households under the central government’s ‘Har Ghar Jal’ initiative. The state government has also launched 15 major canal water projects, costing Rs. 2,174 crores, which will benefit 25 lakh people across 1,706 villages. 3. Manipuri writer Haobam Satyabati Devi has stated that while freedom of expression is largely unrestricted, certain parts of the state are affected by the ongoing Meitei-Kuki conflict. Recently honoured with the Sahitya Akademi Award for her work “Mynu Bora Nungshi Shirol,” the author highlighted the challenges the state is facing due to the ongoing communal tensions. 4. The Kerala government has declared two days of mourning after the death of renowned Malayalam writer M T Vasudevan Nair in Kozhikode. The loss of the Jnanapith awardee has deeply affected the literary world. Governor Arif Mohammed Khan expressed condolences, noting that Nair’s death marks a significant loss to both Malayalam and Indian literature. 5. The Congress party is celebrating 100 years of the Belagavi Congress Session, presided over by Mahatma Gandhi in 1924. A two-day event begins tomorrow at Belagavi, Karnataka, featuring a Congress conference and the unveiling of a statue of Gandhi. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced a yearlong program to spread Gandhiji’s ideals, with AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge and other leaders expected to participate. |
International News Headlines for Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s international news will highlight significant global events, groundbreaking discoveries, and new collaborations. Stay tuned to these key updates to remain connected with the world and understand the developments shaping our future.
| 1. President Joe Biden condemned Russia’s Christmas Day attack on Ukrainian cities and its energy infrastructure, which aimed to cut off heat and electricity during winter. He urged the U.S. Defense Department to continue sending weapons to Ukraine, reinforcing U.S. commitment with $175 billion in aid since the 2022 invasion. 2. The UAE has emerged as Africa’s largest investor, pledging $110 billion in business projects between 2019-2023, with $72 billion directed toward renewable energy. While the investments are seen as a major boost, concerns over worker rights and environmental protections have arisen. 3. Survivors and victims’ families are marking the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, which killed over 220,000 people. The disaster, triggered by a 9.1-magnitude earthquake off Indonesia’s Sumatra island, impacted 12 countries around the Indian Ocean. 4. Saudi Arabia has frozen its bid to join the BRICS group, according to Russian news agency Interfax. Despite being invited in 2023 as part of the group’s expansion, the freeze, under Russia’s BRICS presidency, marks a setback for Saudi’s BRICS membership ambitions. 5. India’s Enforcement Directorate is investigating a human trafficking case linked to a Gujarati family that died attempting to cross from Canada to the U.S. The agency found connections to an international syndicate, with at least 260 Canadian colleges issuing student visas to illegal migrants seeking U.S. entry. 6. Russian scientists criticized the cleanup efforts after two Russian tankers collided in the Black Sea, spilling up to 40% of 9,200 tonnes of fuel. The spill, described as an “ecological disaster” by President Putin, has raised alarms over environmental damage in the Kerch Strait. 7. The bald eagle, a symbol of U.S. strength for over 240 years, has officially become the national bird. President Joe Biden signed legislation designating the iconic bird as the country’s official symbol. 8. Over 1,500 prisoners escaped from a prison in Mozambique amidst political unrest following disputed election results. The escape occurred after anti-government protests led to clashes with guards, resulting in 33 deaths and 15 injuries. 9. Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission blocked Uber’s $950 million acquisition of Foodpanda’s business on the island, citing anti-competitive concerns. Uber and Foodpanda have yet to comment, but Delivery Hero said Uber may appeal or terminate the deal. 10. Mexico’s Attorney General’s office seized over 400,000 fentanyl pills and six tons of chemical precursors in Jalisco state, where the New Generation cartel operates. The operation highlights the ongoing battle against the deadly opioid trade in the region. |
Tomorrow’s Sports News Headlines
Tomorrow’s sports news will bring exciting updates on thrilling matches, record-breaking performances, and inspiring achievements from the world of sports. Stay energized with these highlights!
| 1. Australia’s batting great Steve Smith has matched Sir Donald Bradman in terms of fifty-plus scores at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Smith reached his 10th fifty at the venue during the Boxing Day Test against India, finishing the day unbeaten on 68 as Australia’s score stood at 311 for seven. 2. Virat Kohli has been fined 20% of his match fee for a shoulder barge incident with debutant Sam Konstas during the 4th Test against Australia in Melbourne. The altercation occurred after the 10th over of the Australian innings, leading to a heated exchange of words between the players. 3. The 2024-25 Hockey India League will kick off in Rourkela, Odisha, with Delhi SG Pipers taking on Gonasika at the Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium. The tournament will be played in two phases: Phase One from December 28 to January 18, and Phase Two beginning January 19 with teams divided into two pools. 4. In the National Shooting Championship in New Delhi, Maheshwari Chauhan and Anantjeet Singh Naruka clinched the skeet mixed team title for Rajasthan with a narrow 44-43 victory over Uttar Pradesh’s Mairaj Ahmad Khan and Areeba Khan. Punjab’s Ganemat Sekhon and Abhay Singh Sekhon secured the bronze. 5. The torch rally for the 38th National Games has begun in Uttarakhand, marking the start of a 35-day journey across 99 locations in all 13 districts. The rally will culminate with the formal inauguration of the National Games on January 28, with Almora and Pauri hosting the highest number of torch relay centers.centres |
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