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School Assembly News Headlines, 31 October 2025: National, International, Business and Sports Updates

Today’s school assembly headlines for 31 October 2025 cover major updates from national, international, business, and sports sectors, highlighting key political events, global issues, market movements, and sports developments.

October 30, 2025 / 18:01 IST

As students gather for the school assembly on 31 October 2025, today’s news highlights key national, international, business, and sports developments from across the world. Staying updated with current affairs helps students improve their awareness and confidence while participating in discussions, debates, and competitions.

National News

  • A devastating railway overbridge collapse in Madhya Pradesh’s Pithampur has led to two deaths and four injuries, with rescue operations still underway.
  • A case of road rage in Bengaluru was caught on CCTV, where a 24-year-old delivery agent was murdered by a couple.
  • Police in Delhi have opposed the bail plea in a rights conspiracy case, alleging a plot to change the regime.
  • Bengaluru’s Bannerghatta Road is finally set to reopen after four years, following the completion of metro construction work that had caused long traffic delays.
  • Investigations into a recent bus fire have revealed suspicions of a third vehicle’s involvement, adding new angles to the case.

International News
  • Nepal remains on high alert as Cyclone Mantha brings heavy rainfall, leading to precautionary evacuations in several areas.
  • Thousands of Indian workers in the US face uncertainty as new work permit rules by the Trump administration may impact H-1B visa holders, particularly in Florida.
  • China is preparing to send its youngest astronaut, aged 32, into space this week, marking another milestone in its space exploration programme.
  • German activist known as the “Anti-Greta” has sought asylum in the US, citing death threats and persecution for her climate views.
  • Hurricane Melissa continues to affect the Caribbean, prompting widespread disaster response efforts.

Business News
  • Technology giant Microsoft’s cloud business has seen significant growth, pushing its quarterly revenue beyond market expectations.
  • Google-parent company Alphabet has also surpassed revenue estimates this quarter, driven by higher demand in advertising and cloud services.
  • Consumer goods company Dabur has reported a 6.5% rise in profit to ₹445 crore for the second quarter, with overall revenue up by 5.4%.
  • IntrCity SmartBus has raised Rs 250 crore in a Series D funding round led by A91 Partners to expand its intercity travel network.
  • Reports indicate that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is expected to visit India in December for strategic meetings and partnerships.

Sports News
  • FIFA President Gianni Infantino has announced the launch of the FIFA ASEAN Cup, a new tournament featuring 11 Southeast Asian countries to promote regional football unity.
  • During the Women’s World Cup semifinal between India and Australia, players from both teams wore black armbands to honour Ben Austin’s memory.
  • In domestic football, Bagan Football Club held Dempo Sports Club to a draw in their recent encounter.
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