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School Assembly News Headlines Today, 19 September 2025: Reading news in school assemblies holds great educational and developmental significance for students. It keeps them updated with current events at national and international levels, building awareness about the world beyond textbooks. By listening to daily headlines, students learn about politics, the economy, science, sports, and culture, which helps broaden their general knowledge and analytical thinking. This habit instils a sense of responsibility as students become aware of social issues and global challenges, encouraging them to form informed opinions. Below, check the important national and international headlines to read during the morning school assembly today. National News For School Assembly Severe monsoon damage in Himachal Pradesh. Over 400 people have died since the monsoon began, and more than 3,000 houses have been destroyed. India has issued a notice for a likely missile test in the Bay of Bengal region between September 24 and September 25, following standard safety and alert procedures. Rice stocks have reached a record high; wheat stocks are at a four-year peak, poised for export stability. International News For School Assembly US President Donald Trump names India, Pakistan & 21 others as ‘major drug transit’ countries. Over 2,000 expatriates from Bangladesh gathered in London protesting alleged human rights violations under the government of Muhammad Yunus, demanding more democratic reforms. China achieved a successful test launch of its Tianlong-3 rocket from an offshore platform. Sports News For School Assembly The India-Pakistan Super 4 match will take place at Dubai International Stadium on Sunday, September 21. At the World Athletics Championships, the finals in the men’s javelin throw drew big attention with Neeraj Chopra (India) facing off against Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem (Pakistan). In a World Cup warm-up game, the Australian women’s team were beaten by India by 102 runs. Entertainment News For School Assembly Veteran actor Sanjay Mishra buys a sea-facing apartment in Mumbai’s Madh Island. Deepika Padukone dropped from the Kalki 2898 AD sequel; official reasons cited are commitment issues. The Ba**ds of Bollywood, Aryan Khan’s directorial debut show on Netflix, has just been released. Early reviews call it “entertaining” and “goofy but enjoyable.” Business News For School Assembly India’s Chief Economic Adviser says the US is considering reducing or removing certain import tariffs on Indian goods. Andhra Pradesh pitches ₹10 lakh crore investment in London. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is heading to the UAE (September 18 to September 19) to co-chair the India-UAE High Level Task Force on Investments, review trade deals, and explore investment opportunities. Assemblies often serve as a platform for collective learning, and incorporating news makes them more meaningful and dynamic. It bridges classroom education with real-life knowledge, helping students become informed, responsible, and active citizens.