10th July, School News Headlines Today: Staying informed about the latest happenings is important because they brush up our knowledge in various ways. School assemblies serve as a platform to hear about the latest news in short and crisp manner from around the globe, so the students can keep themselves updated. Understanding current events helps us gain a better grasp of the world and allows us to appreciate and possibly address important issues. So, listening to the news during assembly can be more valuable than you might expect!
National News Headlines for School Assembly
- Mumbai rains highlights: Rain abates; schools, colleges stay shut Source: The Hindu
- NEET UG retest: Leak took place, but far-fetched to assume all 23 lakh students involved, says Supreme Court Source: The Indian Express
- The Union Budget 2024 sees a lot of expectations for both direct and indirect tax rate cuts to boost consumption in the economy. Source: Hindustan Times
- CUET UG Result 2024: NTA to Announce CUET UG 2024 Results Soon Source: The Times of India
School Assembly Headlines for International News
- At PM Modi-Putin Dinner, India's Most Direct Appeal To End Ukraine War Source: NDTV
- Biden needs to show he’s ‘with it’ at ‘extraordinarily important’ NATO summit, former diplomat says Source: CNBC
- Japan must strengthen NATO ties to safeguard global peace, PM says Source: Reuters
- Bangladeshi protesters demand end to civil service job quotas Source: The Hindu
Sports News for Today’s School Assembly
- Jasprit Bumrah beats Rohit Sharma to become ICC men's Player of the Month for T20WC heroics; Mandhana wins women's award Source: Hindustan Times
- Viswanathan Anand's Rajinikanth Style Welcome As R Ashwin Buys Chess Team Source: NDTV Sports
- Sanju Samson To Replace Jurel, Jaiswal In For…: India’s Likely Playing XI For 3rd T20I Against Zimbabwe Source: News 18
- After Leaving India Job, Rahul Dravid Linked To Join This IPL Franchise: Report Source: NDTV Sports
Thought of Day
Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” -Malcolm X
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