Today, on August 11, 2026, the school assembly news covers significant developments across national politics, student movements, international diplomacy, education, and sports. Domestically, the student movement in Jharkhand, floods in Assam, and rainfall in Delhi are key topics of discussion. On the international front, significant events involving Russia, Iran, and the United States have come to the fore.
In the realm of education, recruitment reforms, UGC-NET and CSIR-NET answer keys, and the achievements of Indian scientists have drawn attention. Meanwhile, the sports segment highlights the success of Indian boxers, a record set by a young chess player, and important updates regarding international cricket.
Today's National News
- Heavy rainfall in Delhi: Delhi's rainfall in the first 8 days of August has already surpassed the monthly average.
- Student injured: Reports have come out of a student being injured in a police lathi-charge in Jharkhand.
- Floods in Assam: The death toll from the floods has reached 100, and many people have been affected.
- Use of water cannons: Police used water cannons to disperse protesters in Jharkhand.
- India gifts 5 peacocks to the UN: Reviving an old tradition, India has gifted five peacocks to the United Nations.
- Digital bank records: The Rajya Sabha has passed a bill recognising digital bank records as legal evidence.
- Student protest in Jharkhand: Rahul Gandhi has raised questions regarding the police use of force against protesting students.
- Air India investigation: The look into the incident where an aircraft dropped 300 feet in altitude has been expanded.
Today's International News
- Iran's Top Leadership: Among speculation regarding Mojtaba Khamenei's health, reports have emerged of a meeting between him and the Iranian President.
- 'Islamic NATO' Proposal: Pakistan has called upon Muslim nations to join a collective security framework.
- Indian Agent to Bangladesh: Among the controversy surrounding Sheikh Hasina, the Indian agent met with the Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
- Report on Russia: Reports indicate that Russia may deploy a significantly larger number of troops amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- Tensions over Hormuz: Fresh tensions have arisen due to the presence of a US warship near Iran.
- New White House Counsel: Trump has selected Will Scharf as the new White House Counsel.
Today's Education News
- UGC-NET and CSIR-NET: The testing agency has indicated that the exam answer keys may be released this week.
- NEET-UG Case: The court has rejected a plea seeking polygraph and brain-mapping tests for the accused in the question paper leak case.
- Major Honour for Scientist: Indian physicist Deepak Dhar has been awarded the 2026 Dirac Medal.
- IIT Bombay's Success: Professor Karthikeyan Lanka has received the NASI Award for his research on drought.
- Technology in Policing: Delhi Police has honoured 16 students who developed technology-based solutions.
- Student Protest in Mizoram: Students protested outside the Public Service Commission in Aizawl, demanding reforms to the recruitment system.
- Exam-related Protest in Jharkhand: Reports have come out of a lathi-charge and the use of tear gas amidst student protests.
Today's Sports News
- Indian Boxers at CWG: Indian boxers at the Commonwealth Games shared their experiences and success stories with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Discussions on Liverpool: Fresh discussions are underway in business circles regarding the possibility of acquiring a stake in Liverpool.
- ODI World Cup Structure: Scotland and the Netherlands have raised objections to the revised ODI World Cup structure for Associate Nations.
- Premier League Popularity: The total watch-time for Premier League matches has surpassed 9 billion minutes.
- Women’s Champions Trophy: The inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy is scheduled to take place in February 2027.
- Indian Chess Talent: 11-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan, of Indian origin, has become the youngest-ever British Women’s Chess Champion.
- Shelton in Tennis: Ben Shelton has secured a spot in the quarter-finals of the Montreal tournament.
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