School Assembly News Headlines, 12 September 2025: National, International, Business and Sports Updates

As students gather for the morning assembly on 12 September 2025, today’s headlines offer a wide range of updates from across the country and around the world. From political developments and cultural shifts to international diplomacy and economic changes, the news reflects the dynamic nature of current affairs. These stories help students stay informed and understand the world beyond the classroom, encouraging awareness and discussion about the events shaping our society.

National News

• Passengers on an Air India flight to Singapore were forced to disembark at Delhi airport due to a faulty air conditioning system.
• Indian pilgrims and tourists remain stuck along the Nepal-China border and in various parts of Nepal due to ongoing unrest.
• Prime Minister Modi has said that Mohan Bhagwat dedicated his life to bringing positive change in society.
• A group of 22 Nepali prisoners who escaped during recent disturbances were caught at the Uttar Pradesh border.
• Savarkar’s grandnephew has requested that Rahul Gandhi appear in court over a withdrawn statement he had made earlier.

• In Nepal, Gen Z-led protests have led to extended curfews, with citizens allowed limited hours of movement due to ongoing violence.
• Mexico City witnessed a tragic gas tanker explosion that killed three people and injured seventy others.
• The Philippines has rejected China’s proposal to build a wildlife reserve at a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.
• South Korea’s president has warned that Korean companies may hesitate to invest in the United States unless visa policies improve.
• Ju Ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is being seen as a possible successor, according to South Korean officials.
• New York marked the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks amidst a divided political atmosphere.
• Mexico has raised import duties on Asian goods to counterbalance trade pressures from the United States.

• Indian FMCG companies have either paused or reduced operations in Nepal following violent unrest in the region.
• Ethanol blending has reportedly saved India Rs 1.44 lakh crore in foreign exchange, according to Minister Prahlad Joshi.
• TCS has introduced chiplet-based system engineering services aimed at boosting innovation in the semiconductor sector.
• Anti-corruption protests in Nepal are posing risks to the country’s fragile economic recovery.
• Airfloa Rail Tech’s SME IPO saw a strong response, with a subscription rate of 21 times and a grey market premium nearing 120%.
• JioBlackRock is set to launch its first active equity fund on 23 September, with plans for three to four more in the near future.

• In the World Archery Championships, 15-year-old Gatha has reached the pre quarterfinals, while Deepika Kumari has been eliminated.
• India’s Kuldeep Yadav delivered an outstanding performance against UAE in the Asia Cup, securing a dominant win for the team.
• Badminton players Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have progressed to the quarterfinals of the Hong Kong Open.
• At the same tournament, Prannoy and Lakshya Sen advanced, but P.V. Sindhu was defeated by an unseeded opponent.
• Indian boxers Jaismine and Nupur have secured medals at the World Boxing Championships.
• Neeraj Chopra and Arshad Nadeem are scheduled to compete for the javelin gold medal at the World Athletics Championship on 18 September.