24 July, 2024 News Headlines in English for School Assembly: Here are the detailed headlines for the morning assembly covering major sectors including politics, entertainment, sports, world affairs, technology, and more.
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24th July, School News Headlines Today: School assemblies aren’t just about announcements, they can be a hidden gem for staying informed! Think of them as mini news updates that give you quick updates of what’s going on around the world. Here’s why paying attention during assemblies can be more valuable than you might think: Broadens your knowledge, Improves critical thinking and Connects you to the world
National News Headlines for School Assembly
- Modi’s government pledges spending on jobs but fiscal prudence in post-election budget Source: CNBC
- No NEET Re-Exam, Supreme Court Says “Can’t Conclude Sanctity Breached” Source: NDTV
- Deduction for employers’ contribution to employees’ NPS raised from 10% to 14% in Budget 2024 Source: Moneycontrol
- Nirmala Sitharaman Opens Purse for Bihar & Andhra Pradesh: What BJP Allies JDU, TDP Will Get Source: News 18
School Assembly Headlines for International News
- Kamala Harris secures the support of enough Democratic delegates to become party’s presidential nominee: survey Source: The Hindu
- Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina blames opposition for job quota violence Source: India Today
- Earthquake of magnitude 5.7 strikes Panama-Costa Rica border region Source: India Today
Sports News for Today’s School Assembly
- Gautam Gambhir’s Love for KKR on Full Display as Team India Begins Training for 1st T20I vs Sri Lanka Source: News 18
- Rahul Dravid set for IPL homecoming after stepping down as India head coach, ‘announcement round the corner’: Report Source: Hindustan Times
- Indian legend Abhinav Bindra awarded with highest honour of Olympic Order award by IOC Source: India TV News
- Not KKR, Rahul Dravid Set To Seal His IPL Return With This Franchise: Report Source: NDTV Sports
Thought of Day
“The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change.”
– Carl Rogers
