News headlines help students stay informed about important events happening across the country and around the world. From major government decisions and business developments to political updates, global events and sporting achievements, daily news reflects the changes taking place in society. Following current affairs helps students build awareness, improve communication skills and develop a better understanding of issues beyond their textbooks. Here are the top national, international, business, technology and sports headlines for the school assembly on , 2026.
National news headlines
- has called for an audit following allegations of donation theft.
was arrested over the actress Trisha remark row, with the party calling it an act of revenge. The Madras High Court has ordered his release today.
An Air India Phuket-Delhi flight suffered a sudden 300-foot altitude loss due to turbulence, leaving several passengers and crew members injured.
The government has tightened surveillance on GLP-1 weight-loss drug promotions amid concerns over surrogate advertising.
India’s food safety regulator has barred Dabur from using “100% natural” labels on honey, ghee and other products.
The has risen to 87, with nearly 1.3 lakh people still affected.
Two firefighters were killed and three others injured after a wall collapsed during a fire at a Noida chip factory.
Kerala Transport Minister C.P. John faced criticism over remarks on women using the UDF’s free bus travel Priyadarshini scheme.
Schools in Kerala’s Wayanad district will remain closed on August 5, with restrictions also imposed on the Thamarassery-Palchuram route.
CJP will hold a two-day strategy meeting in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar from August 5 and has ruled out forming a political party.
Business and technology news headlines
- Apple’s India sales crossed $10 billion as the company expanded its retail presence in the country.
IndiGo is offering 20,000 free air tickets as the airline celebrates its 20th anniversary.
International news headlines
US President Donald Trump said new talks are the “last chance” for Iran to reach a deal and avoid escalation of US strikes.
A US defence analyst accused Pakistani mediators of favouring Iran at the expense of the United States.
Bangladesh warned India over former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s planned August 5 address.
At least 35 people were killed after a Sudan army drone strike on a civil court in Darfur.
An 18-year-old became the world’s youngest male professor in the US, breaking a 306-year-old record.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faced criticism within the European Union over the Ceuta crisis.
A Board of Peace envoy met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a Gaza disarmament deal and urged a halt to strikes.
Colombia’s outgoing leader repeated fraud claims ahead of the presidential inauguration.
A landslide at a monastery ritual in Ethiopia killed 14 people, while search operations continue for missing people.
Sports news headlines
Live Events
Ben Stokes ruled out a return for the 2027 Ashes but said he hopes to coach England one day.
Pakistan appointed former South African first-class cricketer Michael Smith as batting coach.
Neeraj Chopra will face Sri Lanka’s Pathirage in a strong field at the Lausanne Diamond League.
Pullela Gopichand said badminton’s new scoring system could benefit some players while affecting others.
Gonzalo Garcia left Real Madrid and signed a five-year deal with Fulham.
UEFA threatened legal action against FIFA over a failed plan to sell World Cup stakes.
Dilip Tirkey criticised Hockey India’s Director General and sought responses over jersey change-related queries.
Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya praised India’s contingent during a felicitation ceremony.
Mauricio Pochettino will continue as the United States coach until the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Mirabai Chanu reflected on overcoming challenges after winning her third consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal.
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