Today's News Headlines for School Assembly 19 November 2025

For the news reading activity, students may refer to collecting School Assembly News Headlines for 19 November 2025 from the National, International and Sports sectors here.

School Assembly News Headlines for 19 November 2025 : Students should note the major headlines of the day to prepare for School Assembly News Headlines for 19 November 2025 here for the national, international, and sports sectors. The major news headlines are being covered here for students to prepare for the newsreading activity.

National Headlines for School Assembly News for 19 November 2025

Here are the major headlines for School Assembly News for 19 November 2025 from the national sector:

Long vehicle queues and inflated fares reported in Mumbai due to CNG shortage; authorities assure restoration soon.
MGL reports CNG supply disrupted in Wadala area, affecting pipeline network; restoration efforts underway.
Delhi's Patiala House received a bomb threat; police investigation ongoing, nothing suspicious found so far.
Red Fort bombing accused hearing scheduled; case is ongoing.
Prashant Kishore accepts responsibility for election defeat, cites shortcomings in approach.
India's most wanted Maoist commander, Madwi Hidma, rose through ranks; security forces on high alert.
Bengaluru woman loses Rs 32 crores to digital arrest scam; police investigating.
Delhi court complexes and schools receive bomb threats; police investigating, no threats found so far.
Supreme Court rejects plea to regulate non-biodegradable handkerchiefs; lawyer sought ban.
CNG supply restoration in Mumbai is expected soon; MGL is working to resolve the issue.

International Headlines for School Assembly News for 19 November 2025

From the top International headlines, students may refer to School Assembly News for 19 November 2025 here:

UN Security Council adopts US resolution on Trump's Gaza plan, with Russia and others abstaining, citing lack of clear UN role in Gaza's future.
The Bangladesh government cracks down on media publishing statements by fugitive Sheikh Hasina, with NCSA expressing concern over broadcasting and publishing remarks attributed to the convicted leader.
US to fast-track visas for FIFA World Cup fans next year, aiming to boost tourism and sports diplomacy.
Canada identifies India as a key partner in diversifying trade, strengthening economic ties between the nations.
Russia's militant bloggers clash with their own regime, highlighting internal tensions and dissent.
Canada's Liberal Party government narrowly survives critical budget vote, with implications for the country's economic future.
Larry Summers steps away from public duties after Epstein files reveal close relationship, raising questions about his past associations.
Dick Cheney's funeral attracts Trump administration and former presidents, honouring the legacy of the former Vice President.
Survivor calls for full release of files ahead of house vote, emphasizing that "truth matters more" in quotes.
Bangladesh's move to curb the media raises concerns about press freedom and government transparency.
The UN ambassadors of Russia and China abstained, complaining that the resolution does not give a clear role in the future of Gaza.

Sports Headlines for School Assembly News for 19 November 2025

Some of the top sports-related headlines for School Assembly News for 19 November 2025 are provided below:

Marshawn Lynch's mother, Wendy Lynch, passed away unexpectedly from an undisclosed illness, sparking condolences.
CB Lamb and George Pickens were absent from the Cowboys' opening drive against the Raiders on Monday, raising concerns.
Texans win in final seconds but must improve to beat Bills, as they look to build momentum.
Oscar Pistorius was bestowed with a top sports honour in Australia, highlighting his complex legacy.
Germany and the Netherlands seal qualification for FIFA World Cup 2026 with an impressive goal-scoring spree.
Giannis Antetokounmpo left the court early due to a left growing strain, with updates on his injury awaited.
Dispute over obnoxious allegations claims of 700 million euros, with Mbappe versus PSG being a highly anticipated match.
Daniel Medvedev and Elena Rybakina set to enthrall fans as World Tennis League makes India debut on December 17.
Many top GMs have defended the Chess World Cup 2025 organisers, amidst controversy and criticism.

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