School Assembly news headlines for today July 25, 2025: From sports to education, check 20+ national & international news

School Assembly news headlines for today July 25, 2025: Good morning students and teachers! Today, July 25, 2025, brings a mix of important news headlines for our school assembly that cover sports, education, and various national and international events.

Highlights include the historic signing of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement aimed at boosting trade and defence cooperation, a Supreme Court directive impacting ongoing legal trials, weather concerns with a significant 29% deficit rainfall in Sikkim, and a tragic plane crash near Tynda involving 49 people.

In sports, India’s Olympic preparations advance with key appointments and milestones. Stay tuned as we explore more than 20 crucial updates to keep us informed and engaged in today’s world.

• India and the U.K. sign a historic Free Trade Agreement, strengthening economic ties between both countries.
• Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar resigns; BJP begins search for the next Vice-President, considering party insiders.
• 183 technical issues reported by five Indian airlines this year, while over 100 Air India pilots went on leave following the AI171 crash.
• The Karnataka High Court halts the deportation of a Russian woman’s children, citing child rights in the Gokarna cave case.
• JD(U) Member of Parliament receives a show-cause notice for comments against SIR, causing embarrassment to the party.

• Thai and Cambodian soldiers clash near a disputed border, escalating tensions in the region.
• Qatar strengthens humanitarian support to Gaza, ramping up medical aid and food supplies.
• UN’s top court issues a significant advisory opinion, recognizing a “clean, healthy, and sustainable environment” as a human right.
• United States State Department investigates Harvard’s participation in the exchange visitor program to ensure regulatory compliance.
• UK regulator seeks special status for Apple and Google, which could require Big Tech companies to change their mobile ecosystems for fairer competition.

• Indian Olympic Association ratifies CEO Raghuram Iyer’s appointment and forms an anti-doping panel amid a push for the 2036 Olympic bid.
• Rishabh Pant becomes the first wicketkeeper to score 1,000+ Test runs in an away country, achieving this milestone during the fourth England Test despite a foot injury.
• Divya Deshmukh defeats a former world champion to become the first Indian woman to reach the Candidates’ tournament in the FIDE Women’s World Chess Cup.
• FIDE allows the Russian team to participate under a neutral flag in the 2025 Women’s World Team Championship, sparking a worldwide debate on neutrality in sports.
• India’s sports market is valued at $52 billion and is projected to grow at a 10–12% CAGR to 2030, with strong government support and rising fitness interest fueling the sector.

• Over 109,000 vacancies announced in Central Armed Police Forces, with major ongoing recruitment drives for students and job seekers.
• Andhra Pradesh EAPCET Round 1 seat allotment results declared, affecting thousands of engineering aspirants.
• Authorities seize more than 470,000 pirated NCERT textbooks to combat educational content piracy across states.
• PayPal integrates UPI through its new PayPal World platform, facilitating smoother international education payments for Indian students.
• Many schools remain closed in several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh, because of festivals and heavy rainfall alerts.

• India and the U.K. sign Free Trade Agreement; both nations hail it as a historic step to strengthen bilateral relations.
• Over 183 technical issues reported by Indian airlines in 2025; Air India pilots' leave post-AI171 crash under scrutiny.
• BJP initiates search for the next Vice-President after Dhankhar's resignation; senior party insider likely to take the position.
• IMD issues heavy rainfall alerts for multiple states; Sikkim records 29% shortfall while Gyalshing witnesses the highest rainfall.
• Amarnath Yatra records over 3.42 lakh pilgrims in 21 days, as a new batch leaves from Jammu amidst tight security.

• Sensex drops 542 points while Nifty slips below 25,100 as banking and IT stocks face selling pressure; market remains volatile.
• Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran’s compensation rises 15% to ₹156 crore in FY25.
• Indian Bank posts a 24% jump in Q1 net profit driven by improved asset quality.
• India's corporate bond market hits a record ₹10 trillion in issuances in 2025, signaling robust capital-raising activity.
• Infosys reports strong sequential quarterly revenue growth, raises FY26 constant currency revenue growth guidance to 1–3% on the back of major deal wins.

For the school assembly on July 25, 2025, here are the daily word and thought of the day:

Word of the Day: Castigate (verb) – To reprimand someone severely or to criticise harshly.

Thought of the Day: "Constructive criticism, when given with kindness, helps us grow stronger and wiser. Let us welcome feedback as a tool to improve ourselves every day."


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