School Assembly News Headlines (September 8, 2026): CBSE RTI Answer Sheet Order, PM Modi Gujarat Visit, Delhi Building Collapse & Other News

School Assembly News Headlines September 8, 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 

• PM Modi to inaugurate, lay foundation stones for projects worth over Rs 35,000 crore in Gujarat
• EAM Jaishankar highlights trade, investment, financial cooperation during meet with Luxembourg Dy PM Xavier Bettel
• Delhi building collapse: Owner apprehended as death toll rises to seven
• India, Luxembourg explore deeper cooperation in space, AI, quantum technologies
• US Wants India ‘By Our Side’ as It Returns to Moon: Sergio Gor
• Over 600 Internet experts, policymakers gather in Mumbai for APNIC 62
• India-US Space Partnership Has Moved from Cooperation to ‘Co-Creation’: US Envoy Gor
• Vice Prez Radhakrishnan lays foundation stone of Rs 110 crore infra project at Gauhati University
• HM Amit Shah chairs 28th Western Zonal Council meeting in Goa
• Centre plans to upgrade infrastructure and logistics of 300 Krishi Vigyan Kendras by March 2027
• DAC clears acquisition proposals worth over Rs 1.10 lakh cr for Forces
• President Murmu hands over Durand Cup to East Bengal FC
• Union Minister Piyush Goyal says medical value tourism can drive economic growth and employment

International News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• AI could pose ‘existential’ risk to humanity, UN rights chief warns
• US Wants India ‘By Our Side’ as It Returns to Moon: Sergio Gor
• India-US Space Partnership Has Moved from Cooperation to ‘Co-Creation’: US Envoy Gor
• Iran says to announce new restricted zone in the Gulf in the coming days
• Trump recalls 9/11, says ‘world has just changed’ as US marks 25th anniversary
• North Korea’s Kim Jong Un says new destroyer part of nuclear response system
• Nepal flash floods death toll rises to 1,355
• EAM Jaishankar says India-Luxembourg ties built on trust amid global uncertainty
• IFFJK to showcase 135 films from 40 countries in Jammu and Kashmir
• Luxembourg Deputy PM Xavier Bettel arrives in New Delhi for official visit

Sports News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• Arsenal pass Chelsea test in style with comeback win
• Alcaraz builds steam at US Open, Sabalenka and Noskova book showdown
• Australia retains under-fire Labuschagne for South Africa Test series
• Women’s Asia Cup: Pakistan captain Fatima Sana fined 10% match fee for Shafali Verma send-off
• India-Japan T20 a big step for cricket’s global growth: Devajit Saikia

Business News Headlinesfor School Assembly

• Union Minister Piyush Goyal says medical value tourism can drive economic growth and employment
• ECLGS 5.0: How government-backed credit is helping businesses withstand economic shocks
• India-France relations have reached new heights: PM Modi
• Sensex, Nifty Under Pressure as IT, Metal and PSU Bank Shares Fall
• Sensex, Nifty open lower as IPO rush, Middle East tensions weigh on sentiment
• Asia shares bounce, others cautious as oil rises
• Sensex, Nifty open lower as IPO rush, Middle East tensions weigh on sentiment

Education News Headlines for School Assembly

• CBSE board exams answer sheets: CIC tells CBSE to charge as per RTI rulesIIM-B ranks 21st globally in FT Masters in Management Rankings 2026; these are the world top 10
• Canada study permit changes 2026: Higher funds, tighter scrutiny and new rules for students
• IIT Madras School Connect opens applications for October 2026: How to apply
• International Literacy Day 2026: History, theme and why September 8 is celebrated
• Vice Prez Radhakrishnan lays foundation stone of Rs 110 crore infra project at Gauhati University
• Vice President Radhakrishnan urges youth to shun drugs at Geetanagar College event in Guwahati
• Delhi schools to remain closed on September 11 BRICS Summit
• PM Modi warns teachers about student screen time and drug-abuse risks, urges them to keep ‘childhood alive’

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.