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School Assembly Headlines for July 7, 2025: National News
UK team inspects grounded F-35 Jet in Kerala
British technicians have arrived in Thiruvananthapuram to assess the F-35 fighter jet that made an emergency landing last week.
Sanjay Raut slams forced Hindi in schools
Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said while Hindi deserves respect, imposing it in primary education undermines regional language rights.
Arms dealer declared fugitive by Delhi Court
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A Delhi court has declared UK-based arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari a fugitive, following a request from the Enforcement Directorate.
Dalai Lama hopes to live 30–40 more years
As he nears 90, the Dalai Lama expressed hope to live several more decades to continue his global humanitarian mission.
PM Modi receives warm welcome in Argentina
Prime Minister Modi was greeted by the Indian diaspora in Argentina ahead of key bilateral discussions.
School Assembly Headlines for July 7, 2025: International News
Elon Musk launches 'America Party' after Trump rift
Tech mogul Elon Musk introduced a new political platform, the "America Party," following tensions with Donald Trump.
PM Modi, Argentine President hold bilateral talks
India and Argentina discussed enhanced cooperation in defense, trade, and energy during PM Modi's official visit.
China dismisses Dalai Lama's authority on reincarnation
A Chinese envoy asserted that the Dalai Lama has no role in the reincarnation process, maintaining it is under state control.
Pakistan blames India for Pahalgam aftermath
Pakistan's Prime Minister criticized India over the Pahalgam terror incident, accusing it of using the attack to destabilize peace.
Trump signs new economic reform bill
Donald Trump signed a wide-ranging economic bill into law, featuring tax cuts and significant reductions in government spending.
School Assembly Headlines for July 7, 2025: Sports News
Animesh Kujur breaks national record
Animesh Kujur set a new benchmark in Indian sprinting at a track event in Greece, becoming the country's fastest man.
Steve Smith rescues Australia in windies clash
Steve Smith led Australia's resistance with a composed innings against a potent West Indies pace attack.
Shubman Gill sets new test record
Shubman Gill made history by becoming the first cricketer to score both a double-century and 150+ in a single Test match.
School Assembly Headlines for July 7, 2025: Business News
Zomato
appoints Aditya Mangla as delivery CEO
Aditya Mangla has been named the new CEO of Zomato's food delivery business, marking a leadership shift.
Public sector banks to add 50,000 jobs
India's public banks are set to hire around 50,000 new employees this year to support increased operations.
IIT Madras plans ₹200 cr venture capital fund
IIT Madras is preparing to launch a ₹200 crore VC fund to invest in tech startups and promote innovation.
School Assembly Headlines for July 7, 2025: Thought of the Day
"Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success." — Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
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'Elon was not popular': Trump administration's first reaction to Musk's 'America Party' amid MAGA meltdown
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Pakistan honours 'Kargil hero' whose body it refused to accept
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