School Assembly news headlines for April 22, 2025: From sports to education, check 20+ national & international news
School Assembly news headlines for April 22, 2025: Today, April 22, 2025, school assemblies across the country shared news from India, the world, and sports. In India, Congress blamed BJP for its comments on the courts. A heavy cloudburst in Jammu & Kashmir caused deaths and made many people leave their homes. The country is also sad about the death of activist Rose Kerketta.
AAP has decided not to take part in the Delhi mayor election. Around the world, China warned against trade deals that help the U.S. Ukraine asked for a stop to attacks on normal people during the war. In sports, the BCCI made some changes in player contracts. Neeraj Chopra's javelin event will now happen in Bengaluru. These news items help students stay updated and think better about what's happening around them.
Top News headlines for school assembly, April 22, 2025
U.S. Vice President JD Vance visits India, holds talks with PM Modi to strengthen trade and diplomatic ties.
India's ISRO achieves second satellite docking in SpaDEX mission, marking a major milestone in space technology.
The Supreme Court calls child trafficking 'most dangerous' and warns the situation is worsening nationwide.
Liverpool edges closer to the Premier League title after Alexander-Arnold's goal; one win away from a record 20th crown.
The Punjab Government launches a ₹500 crore action plan to provide farmers with subsidised crop residue management machinery.
National News headlines for school assembly for 22 April, 2025
U.S. Vice President JD Vance visits India, holds talks with PM Modi.
The Centre may slash 46% of Jal Shakti funds after inflated contract concerns in Jal Jeevan Mission.
Indian Navy completes major refit of Maldivian Coast Guard ship.
PM Modi addresses Civil Services Day, highlights government policies shaping the future for the next thousand years.
Supreme Court terms child trafficking 'most dangerous', warns situation is worsening across the country.
International News headlines for school assembly for 19 April, 2025
Bangladesh demands apology and $4.3 billion compensation from Pakistan for 1971 war atrocities during first high-level talks in 15 years.
US airstrikes on Yemeni oil port kill 38, escalating conflict concerns in the region.
Devastating earthquakes hit Myanmar and Afghanistan-Tajikistan border, prompting urgent international aid appeals.
Kuwait supports India's bid for permanent membership in the UN Security Council, calling India a global leader.
Plane hijacking attempt in Belize ends in shooting, raising global aviation security concerns.
Sports News headlines for school assembly for 22 April, 2025
Chris Bassitt and Ronel Blanco to start in Blue Jays vs. Astros pitching matchup today.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander extends 20-point scoring streak, surpassing Michael Jordan's record.
José Ramírez hits three home runs, leading Cleveland Guardians to an 8-6 victory over the Angels.
Celtics dominate Wizards 124-90, winning 16 of their last 18 games this season.
Antetokounmpo records second consecutive triple-double, powering Bucks to 121-115 overtime win against the Heat.
Education News headlines for school assembly (April 22, 2025)
Trump Administration Plans Executive Order to Integrate Artificial Intelligence in K-12 Schools Nationwide.
IIT Guwahati Launches Innovative Four-Year Bachelor of Science Programme in Biomedical Science and Engineering.
UNESCO Report Reveals 40% of Countries Lack School Food Regulation Laws, Raising Global Student Health Concerns.
Telangana Board to Release Intermediate Exam Results Today at 12 PM, Students Await Scores.
Leading Education Scholars Urge Indian Government to Retain B.El.Ed Teacher Education Programme Amid Proposed Discontinuation.
State News headlines for school assembly (April 22, 2025)
Montana Judge Extends Temporary Restraining Order Against Transgender Bathroom Bill Amid Ongoing Debate.
New Housing Task Force Formed in Missoula to Address Local Housing Challenges.
Great Falls-Billings Diocese Mourns the Death of Pope Francis, Marking a Historic Moment for the State's Catholic Community.
Two Landspout Tornadoes Strike North-Central Montana Within Two Days, Prompting Weather Warnings.
Theft Suspect Linked to Shelter-in-Place Incident Appears in Gallatin County Court.
Word of the day for school assembly for 22 April, 2025
For a school assembly on April 22, 2025, Word of the Day is "Maverick".
Thought of day for school assembly (April 22, 2025)
"A kind word is a tiny seed that can grow into someone's bright day."
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