School Assembly News Headlines for Tomorrow (30 September 2025); Top national, international and sports news headlines

School Assembly News Headlines for 30 September 2025: Students should note the major headlines of the day to prepare for School Assembly News Headlines for 30 September 2025 here for the national, international, and sports sectors. The major news headlines are being covered here for students to prepare for the news-reading activity.

National Headlines for School Assembly News for 30 September 2025

Here are the major headlines for School Assembly News for 30 September 2025  from the national sector:

• Global and domestic giants have invested Rs 1.02 lakh crore in India's food processing sector during the World Food India 2025 event.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian team on winning the Asia Cup final, praising their performance as "Operation Sindoor" on the field.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Vice President C P Radhakrishnan, discussing various national issues and policies.
• LPG consumers will soon be able to switch suppliers, promoting flexibility and choice.
• India emphasized its realignment with the Global South during UNGA week, strengthening ties with developing nations.
• The Congress party is set to digitize its archives, including records, manifestos, and session reports dating back to 1885.
• The first India-born cheetah is nearing adulthood in Kuno National Park, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi hopes Chhath Mahaparva will be recognized by UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
• Rahul Gandhi advocates for including Ladakh in the Sixth Schedule, ensuring greater autonomy and protection.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release a postal stamp and coin to commemorate the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's centenary year.

International Headlines for School Assembly News for 30 September 2025

From the top International headlines, students may refer to School Assembly News for 30 September 2025  here:

• Nepal has restricted travel for a former prime minister due to involvement in violent protests.
• Moldova's pro-European Union party secured a parliamentary election win amid allegations of Russian meddling.
• Lufthansa, Germany's largest airline, plans to cut 4,000 jobs by 2030 as part of its restructuring efforts.
• Iran has executed a key spy allegedly working for Israel, escalating tensions between the two nations.
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed ongoing ceasefire negotiations with Hamas ahead of a meeting with Donald Trump.
• Over 7,700 inmates who fled during Nepal's Gen Z protests have returned to prison.
• Denmark has temporarily banned civilian drone flights in preparation for an upcoming European Union summit.
• Singer Selena Gomez has tied the knot with music producer Benny Blanco in a private ceremony.
• NATO is reinforcing its military presence in the Baltic region following drone sightings in Denmark.
• New York City Mayor Eric Adams has dropped his re-election bid, sparking new dynamics in the city's political landscape.

Sports Headlines for School Assembly News for 30 September 2025

Some of the top sports-related headlines for School Assembly News for 30 September 2025  are provided below:

• Indian cricket captain Suryakumar Yadav has pledged to donate his entire match fee from the Asia Cup to the Indian armed forces and the families of the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack, amounting to Rs 28 lakh for the seven games played.
• Shoaib Malik believes that the Indian cricket team's decision not to accept the Asia Cup trophy from ACC Chairman Mohsin Naqvi will have long-term repercussions and "haunt" them in the years to come.
• Mohun Bagan Super Giant has decided not to travel to Iran for their Asian Champions League 2 match and will instead approach the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to request a change of venue.
• Kashafali from Norway has made history by winning the gold medal in the 100-meter event at the World Para Athletics Championships, showcasing remarkable determination and talent.
• Former Pakistani cricketers Kamran Akmal and Basit Ali are calling for the formation of a neutral committee, excluding India and Pakistan, to address disputes between the two nations' cricket boards and take a united stance against India.
• Kamran Akmal suggests that a neutral committee would help resolve issues and ensure fair decision-making in disputes involving India and Pakistan.

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