School Assembly News Headlines, 5 September 2025: National, International, Business and Sports Updates

For students preparing to present the morning assembly news, it is important to have a clear understanding of the latest updates across different sectors. News headlines are not just brief announcements but also help students stay informed about events happening in India and across the world. By covering national, international, business, and sports news, a school assembly gives a complete picture of current affairs in a simple format. Below are the major news headlines for 5 September 2025, selected and arranged to provide a rounded view of the day’s events.

National News

• The Supreme Court raised concerns over floods, saying that illegally cut Himalayan trees flowing into rivers may leave the nation with no forests if the practice continues.


• Congress described the recent GST reform as “GST 1.5,” insisting that India still has to achieve a “real GST 2.0.”


• In Punjab, 37 people have died due to heavy floods, while in Delhi, the Yamuna river has risen above the danger mark.


• Prime Minister of Bhutan Dasho Tshering Tobgay visited Nalanda University in Rajgir during his India visit.


• The Centre has issued new guidelines to co-locate nearly 11 lakh anganwadis with nearby schools.

• Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness secured a third term as his main rival conceded defeat, even as the country faces political and economic challenges.


• A derailment of the famous Gloria funicular in Lisbon led to the death of at least 15 people and injuries to 18 others.


• The United Nations said the conflict in Gaza has left at least 21,000 children disabled.


• US President Donald Trump requested the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that declared tariffs illegal and urged a quick hearing.


• US President Trump appointed Brent Christensen as the new US Ambassador to Bangladesh.

• The central government announced that GST cuts will impact about 14% of the inflation basket, with household and essential goods set to benefit.


• Shoe company Bata started passing on GST rationalisation benefits to its customers through revised pricing.


• GST relief on health insurance premiums may push insurers and companies to revise employee benefit packages across corporate India.


• The Trump administration told the US Supreme Court that tariffs were imposed on India for buying Russian energy products.

• The Enforcement Directorate summoned cricketer Shikhar Dhawan in connection with a case linked to an illegal betting application.


• In the US Open, India’s Yuki Bhambri reached his first Grand Slam semifinal, marking his career-best performance.


• Jannik Sinner beat Lorenzo Musetti to secure a semifinal clash with Felix Auger-Aliassime in the US Open.


• South Africa named teenage wicketkeeper-batter Meso in their squad for the Women’s ODI World Cup.