School assembly news headlines today- July 23: Top national, sports and world news curated for you
On July 23, 2025, many school students are preparing to present the news during their morning assembly. This daily routine helps them stay informed about major events in India and across the world, while also boosting their public speaking confidence.
To support their efforts, here are 10 important headlines covering national, international, and sports news.
National News
Inspection finds no issues in Fuel Switch Systems of Boeing fleet, says Air India
Air India completed precautionary inspections on the Fuel Control Switch locking mechanism for all Boeing 787 and 737 aircraft, finding no issues.
Arunachal to get India's first fully indigenous 50-kw geothermal power plant
The project will be completed at a cost of over Rs 10 crore, funded by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.
Grounded British fighter jet F-35 B flies back from Kerala after completing maintenance
The British Royal Navy F-35B Lightning fighter jet, which made an emergency landing at the international airport over a month ago and parked since then, has flown back.
Bihar 1st state to have less than 1,200 voters per polling station
Bihar has become the first state in India where each polling station now serves fewer than 1,200 voters. To make this possible, 12,817 new polling stations were added. Earlier, the maximum number of voters per station was 1,500, but this limit was reduced to 1,200 under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
World News
Magnitude 6.4 earthquake strikes Russia's Kamchatka region, EMSC says
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 hit off the east coast of Russia's Kamchatka region on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, according to the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC).
"Will crush your economy": US Senator's big "Russia" warning for India, China
A US Senator has warned that President Donald Trump will impose steep tariffs on Moscow's trading partners, including India and China,if they don't stop buying Russian oil amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
Bangladesh jet had crashed into school due to 'mechanical fault'
A training jet from Bangladesh's air force crashed into Milestone School and College in Dhaka due to a mechanical problem shortly after takeoff. This is the worst air accident in the country in many years. At least 27 people lost their lives and more than 170 were injured in the incident.
Sports News
India-England fourth Test match begins today at Manchester
An injury-plagued India take on a reinvigorated England with the hosts leading the Test series 2-1
Mentalist Suhani Shah becomes first Indian to win award at 'Oscars of Magic'
Mentalist Suhani Shah has made history by becoming the first Indian to win an award at the International Federation of Magic Societies, known as the 'Oscars of Magic'.
Delhi govt hikes cash award for Olympic medal winners
Delhi Minister Ashish Sood has announced an increase in cash prizes for Olympic winners. According to the new policy, gold medal winners will receive Rs 7 crore, silver medal winners Rs 5 crore, and bronze medal winners Rs 3 crore. In addition, gold and silver medallists will be offered Group A government jobs, while bronze medallists will be eligible for Group B jobs.
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