School Assembly News Headlines For (2 January): Manipur Violence, Japan Earthquake & Covid Cases India 

2nd January, School News Headlines Today: The morning assembly is an old-school tradition that has been followed for decades. The assembly is usually held first thing in the morning, and all teachers and students must gather on the school grounds or the hall.

The structure of the assembly isn’t pre-defined and can differ from school to school. However, the primary activities remain the same. The principal gives a speech, and students read the news headlines. Talent displays, debates, speeches and fun role plays are often included in the school assembly.

Prayers, yoga and physical activity can also be a part of the morning school assembly as well. However, today we bring you the latest news headlines, which increase awareness among the students about global and domestic affairs.

You can check out the news headlines for 2 January to be read during the morning school assembly below.

Also Read: School Assembly News Headlines For 29 December

National News Headlines for Today’s School Assembly January 2

1) Curfew was imposed in Manipur after 3 people were shot dead in fresh violence in Thoubal. CM Biren Singh called an urgent meeting of ministers.

2) The Centre declared Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar, killer of Sidhu Moosewala, a terrorist under UAPA.

3) India reported three deaths and 636 fresh cases of COVID-19 as the new variant JN.1 continued to spread across the country.

4) CJI DY Chandrachud reflected on the Ayodhya verdict, article 370 abrogation and expressed no regrets over the same-sex marriage verdict.

5) India and Pakistan exchanged lists of prisoners and nuclear installations as part of an agreement on the prohibition of attacks against nuclear sites.

6) IMD issued a warning of cold waves and dense fog in North India for the first week of 2024.

International News for Today’s School Assembly 

1. Japan was hit with a 7.6 magnitude earthquake, resulting in widespread destruction and Tsunami alert.
2. The Israeli Supreme Court struck down PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial legal reform to limit the powers of the judiciary.
3. Israel planned to pull troops from Gaza to add to forces near the Lebanon border as it faced enemies on various fronts.
4. The US Navy destroyed 3 Houthi boats, killing 10 rebels after the Red Sea attack.
5. Bangladesh convicted Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus in a Labour Law case.
6. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un ordered the military to “thoroughly annihilate” the US and South Korea if provoked.

Sports News for Today’s Assembly

1. MMA star Conor McGregor announced his much-awaited return to the Octagon on June 29, 2024 against Michael Chandler.
2. Naomi Osaka won her opening match on her return to tennis after beating Tamara Korpatsch at Brisbane International.
3. Suspended WFI chief Sanjay Singh said he doesn’t recognize the ad-hoc panel and will go ahead with organising the wrestling Nationals.
4. French football star Kylian Mbappe could transfer to Liverpool or Real Madrid after his exit from PSG.

Important Days on 2 January

• World Introvert Day

Thought of the Day

“It is a joy to be hidden, and disaster not to be found.”

― D.W. Winnicott