School Assembly News Headlines, 10 September 2025: National, International, Business and Sports Updates

As students gather for the morning assembly on 10 September 2025, today’s news brings a wide range of updates from across India and around the world. These headlines cover national developments, international affairs, business movements, and sports achievements. Let’s take a look at the major stories shaping the news today.

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National News

• The Supreme Court has allowed activist Medha Patkar to withdraw her defamation plea against the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.


• A parliamentary panel is scheduled to receive a briefing ahead of the Free Trade Agreement talks between India and the European Union.


• Congress has commented on Vice President Dhankar’s silence, saying the country is waiting for him to speak.


• India has advised its citizens in Nepal to remain cautious due to rising unrest.


• Trade tensions rise as White House advisor Peter Navarro warns that negotiations with India “won’t end well.”

• Unrest in Nepal has escalated, with reports of the Prime Minister’s residence and Parliament area being set on fire.


• Google has agreed to comply with South Korea’s directive to blur sensitive satellite images on its mapping services.


• A Thai court has sentenced former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to one year in prison.


• The International Criminal Court has opened a war crimes investigation against Ugandan rebel leader Joseph Kony.


• A former WhatsApp executive has filed a lawsuit against Meta, alleging security failures.

• Amanta Healthcare made a strong debut in the stock market, with shares rising by 12.5% in early trade.


• Whatfix has launched AI Agents aimed at improving enterprise productivity and expects a 25% increase in annual recurring revenue.


• Knight Frank has projected that India’s REIT and InvIT market could grow by three-and-a-half times over the next five years.


• The National Stock Exchange has appointed Srinivas Injeti as its new chairperson, effective today.


• The Federation of Indian Fantasy Sports (FIFS), backed by Dream11, has stated it will not challenge the new law banning real-money online games in India.

• India defeated South Korea 4-1 in the final match, securing a spot in the Hockey World Cup 2026.


• Carlos Alcaraz won his second US Open title by beating Jannik Sinner, reclaiming the world No. 1 ranking.


• Aryna Sabalenka retained her US Open title with a win over Amanda Anisimova.


• India’s women’s hockey team dominated Singapore 12-0 in the Asia Cup, with Navneet Kaur and Mumtaz Khan scoring hat-tricks.


• Chirag has been named to lead India’s campaign at the Hong Kong Super 500 badminton tournament.


• Max Verstappen secured another Formula 1 win, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing second and third.