School Assembly News Headlines Today (19 November): Hornbill Festival, 2026 FIFA World Cup,and Other News in English

Nov 18, 2025, 17:13 IST

School Assembly News Headlines 19 November, 2025 - This daily briefing is structured to offer a clear and well-organized news roundup for your school assembly. It features key developments across five core areas: National, International, Sports, Business, and Science & Technology. A motivating Thought of the Day concludes the briefing. Students who wish to explore these topics in greater depth can refer to the complete articles.

Get here today’s news headlines in English for School Assembly
Get here today’s news headlines in English for School Assembly

School Assembly News Headlines 19 November, 2025Staying updated with today's essential School Assembly Headlines—covering National, International, Sports, Business, Science, and Technology—is vital for students. This regular engagement with current events is crucial for developing responsible citizenship, fostering curiosity, and building news awareness. By exploring contemporary issues and forming independent viewpoints, students can strengthen their critical thinking and gain a better understanding of India's progress, challenges, and global standing, enabling informed decision-making in an ever-changing world.

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National News Headlines for School Assembly 

  • 8th India-UK ‘Ajeya Warrior’ Military Exercise Begins in Bikaner

  • UK will be Partner country for Hornbill Festival 2025 in Nagaland

  • Media and Entertainment Sector Among India’s Fastest-Growing Industries

  • Embassy of India Hosts Seminar on Relevance of Bhagavad Gita in Today’s World

  • India to Host Global Big Cats Summit in New Delhi next year

  • India to submit updated climate targets to U.N. by December end

  • Odia singer Humane Sagar passes away at 36

International News Headlines for School Assembly  

  • UN Opposes Death Penalty for Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina 

  • Iran ends visa-free entry for Indian travellers amid rising fraud cases

  • NASA, SpaceX Launch US-European Satellite, Sentinel 6 to Monitor Earth’s Oceans

  • Sri Lanka Crosses Two Million Tourist Arrivals in 2025 while India Leads Visitor Numbers

  • India, UAE Explore Deeper Defence Cooperation at Dubai Air Show 2025

  • Elon Musk calls Jeff Bezos a ‘copycat’ after Amazon founder announces $6.2 bn AI startup               

Sports News Headlines for School Assembly

  • Olympian Gurpreet Singh Wins Silver in 25m Centre Pistol at ISSF World Championships

  • India Dominates World Boxing Cup, Advances to Semifinals in All 20 Categories

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Business News Headlinesfor School Assembly

  • Sixteenth Finance Commission submits its report for 2026-31 to President

  • India’s Exports Rise 4.8% to $491.8 Billion in April–October Period

  • US announces ‘Fast-track’ visa system for 2026 FIFA World Cup

Thought of the Day

"Believe you can and you’re halfway there." — Theodore Roosevelt

Meaning: The quote, "Believe you can and you’re halfway there," succinctly captures the profound power of self-confidence in the pursuit of any goal. It suggests that the most significant barrier to success is often not the physical or intellectual challenge of the task itself, but the internal mental hurdle of doubt and fear. By cultivating genuine belief in one's ability to achieve an outcome, an individual effectively overcomes this initial psychological resistance, which constitutes the "halfway" point of the journey. This strong conviction provides the motivation and focus necessary to start, persist through difficulty, and commit to the sustained effort and action—the remaining half—required to turn the belief into a tangible reality. Therefore, Roosevelt argues that a positive and confident mindset is the essential prerequisite that unlocks all subsequent efforts.

Simran Akhouri
Simran Akhouri

Content Writer

Simran is currently working as an education content writer at Jagran Josh, has completed her master's degree in journalism from the University of Delhi. She was previously associated with The Indian Express.

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