Title: School Assembly News Headlines (September 14, 2026): PM Modi Addresses BRICS, India Wins Hockey Title, RBI Rejects Tata Request & Other News

School Assembly News Headlines September 14, 2026: Here we have gathered the main headlines for the school assembly today, covering important updates from national and international affairs, sports, economy and  business, science, and technology. As it is an important part of students' daily routine but, in today’s fast moving world Students, Parents, and Teachers usually forget to check the major headlines of the news. Let’s begin with the key stories shaping our world today. Check out the complete news headlines below. 

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National News Headlines for School Assembly 

• IDS to Organise Five-Day CORE Programme on National and Regional Security Issues
• Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Virtually Inaugurates Cab Pick-up Plaza at Chennai Airport
• India, Uzbekistan Discuss Economic and Financial Cooperation on Sidelines of BRICS Summit
• Amit Shah to Address Hindi Diwas and All India Official Language Conference in Mumbai Tomorrow
• India Well Positioned to Contribute to Global Preparedness for Future Pandemics: Jitendra Singh
• PM Modi Holds Bilateral Talks with Kazakhstan, Egypt, Philippines Leaders at BRICS Summit
• Ayush Minister Jadhav Welcomes Recognition of Traditional Medicine in New Delhi Declaration
• India to Host World Circular Economy Forum 2026 in Gandhinagar from Sep 15-18
• PM Modi says trust of Global South nations grown in BRICS; Warns against weaponisation of technology & critical minerals
• India sends first consignment of Bailey bridge components to flood-hit Nepal

International News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• Quad Partners Hold Tabletop Exercise in Tokyo to Advance Indo-Pacific Logistics Network
• Indonesia Ferry Capsizes in Java Sea, Death Toll Rises to Six
• Indonesia: Around 140 passengers and crew missing after a ferry carrying over 240 people overturned
• Iran and Oman agree on new entry & exit shipping routes for Strait of Hormuz

Sports News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• India Beat China 1–0 to Clinch Third Consecutive Junior Asia Cup Hockey Title
• Women’s T20 Asia Cup: India to face defending champions Sri Lanka in final today
• India to begin their 3-match T-20I series against Afghanistan in New Delhi today
• India’s SD Prajwal Dev wins second ATP Challenger doubles title in Vietnam
• US Open: Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan beats Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka to win Women’s Singles title
• Australia continue to hold top spot in World Test Championship standings
• Archery Premier League to be held in Hyderabad from October 8 to 18
• 1st T20I Live: Captain Iyer's Honest Take On Sooryavanshi-Samson Battle

Business News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman meets AIIB President Zou Jiayi
• PM Modi meets Philippines President on sidelines of 18th BRICS Summit
• FPIs withdraw ₹13,138 crore from equities in September so far amid global uncertainty
• RBI rejects Tata Sons’ application to surrender NBFC licence, asks for immediate listing

Education News Headlines for School Assembly

• The ecosystem divide: why Indian bright minds thrive abroad but stall at home
• India’s research paradox: Leading in published papers, but low on citations and patents to universities
• From paper leaks to policy failures: the academic cost of NTA’s bureaucracy
• Bihar NEET UG Round 2 Choice Filling Begins
• MHT CET CAP 2026: Final Admission Last Date Extended to September 14

Thought of the Day

"Thinking should become your capital asset, no matter whatever ups and downs you come across in life." — APJ Abdul Kalam

Meaning: it means that this thought highlights the better of critical thinking and intellectual development as a lifelong asset that guides us through life's challenges.

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By keeping up with current events, you develop a better understanding of the diverse world around you and become more informed, thoughtful citizens. Keep questioning, keep learning, and stay connected to the global community.