Today's News Headlines for School Assembly 20 November 2025

For the news reading activity, students may refer to collecting School Assembly News Headlines for 20 November 2025 from the National, International, and Sports sectors here.

School Assembly News Headlines for 20 November 2025 : Students should note the major headlines of the day to prepare for School Assembly News Headlines for 20 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 20 November 2025

Here are the major headlines for School Assembly News for 20 November 2025 from the national sector:

BJP leader Rajiv Chandrashekhar criticized Congress for its alleged role in promoting terrorism, stating that suicide bombing is not an accident but a result of the party's "dangerous politics".
The Bangladesh government warned India that failing to return Sheikh Hasina would be seen as an "unfriendly gesture" and an affront to justice after she was sentenced to death.
Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, linked to the Faridabad-based Al-Falah group, was arrested late Tuesday night following a day-long search at his premises.
A woman sang a folk song when requested by the media, inviting applause from those present.
Delhi is experiencing severe air pollution, with experts warning of health implications due to the toxic air.
New power tariff rates will come into effect in Tripura from November.
Efforts are underway for the safe return of Jharkhand Teki, held hostage in Myanmar.
Andhra Police arrested 50 people in a major crackdown following the Madhuri Hidma encounter.
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to frame a national policy and uniform rules on organ transplantation.
The Delhi High Court will hear a challenge to the CBFC certification of the film "One Twenty Bahadur" on November 26

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International Headlines for School Assembly News for 20 November 2025

From the top International headlines, students may refer to School Assembly News for 20 November 2025 here:

The US Department of Justice has released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, but critics say they lack new revelations and are heavily redacted. The files were given to select conservative influencers, sparking controversy over transparency and selective distribution.
China and Japan are experiencing their worst diplomatic clash in years following Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan.
Romania scrambled fighter jets after a drone entered its airspace.
A man in a security-style jacket robbed a casino at gunpoint, and police have released a video of the incident.
Donald Trump has called Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally, boosting Muhammad bin Salman's position.
Trump's approval rating has fallen to 30%, the lowest since his return to power, amid the Epstein row.
Jamal Khashoggi's widow has expressed upset over Trump's clean chit to Saudi Crown Prince MBS, refuting the US president's remarks on Jamal.
An American city has agreed to pay $500,000 to a dog owner after a cop killed their blind and deaf pet.
Trump gave a shoutout to Cristiano Ronaldo at a White House dinner, saying his son is a big fan.
A federal panel has ruled against Texas Republicans' bid to reshape house representation, dealing a major setback to their efforts.

Sports Headlines for School Assembly News for 20 November 2025

Some of the top sports-related headlines for School Assembly News for 20 November 2025 are provided below:

The Indian Pickleball League (IPBL) has announced its first five franchises: Gurgaon Capital Warriors, Mumbai Smashers, Bengaluru Blasters, Chennai Super Warriors, and Hyderabad Royals.
Kurakao has become the smallest nation by population to qualify for the FIFA World Cup with a 0-0 draw against Jamaica, surpassing Iceland's record.
Ja Moran is expected to remain out until at least early December while he recovers from an injury.
The 0-1 defeat in Dhaka has resulted in successive defeats in Asian Cup qualifiers for head coach Khalid Jamin.
The Tennessee Titans have placed Calvin Rele on injured reserve with a broken leg.
Deion Sanders had an emotional moment, and his schedule and NFL debut with the Browns are available.
Commissioner Jim Philips says the ACC is now freed to focus on the future with the legal fight resolved.
Brazil was held to a friendly draw by Tunisia despite a stunning goal.
Scotland struck late to book their World Cup place.

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