Today’s school assembly news highlights top national, sports, and world events, covering important updates from politics, sports achievements, and global headlines for July 29.
- Curated by Yash Wardhan Singh
In today’s school assembly, students will hear about the most important national and international news updates. The aim is to help everyone stay aware of what’s happening in India and around the world. The news will include major government updates, recent sports events, and global developments that affect people everywhere. By listening to these updates, students can learn more about current affairs and understand the world better.
Here are 15 important headlines for today, covering national, international, and sports news for the morning assembly on July 29.
Top National Headlines for July 29
- CJP warns of fresh protests if Govt promises fall by the wayside
- Meta restricts PM Modi’s Facebook video to youth, restores it later and apologises for ‘error’
- Char Dham Yatra suspended for two days amid landslide, heavy rain alert
- U.S., India expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear sector
- Tourism Ministry signs pact with Air India to boost global tourism campaign
Top International Headlines for July 29
- Oil prices tumble as US-Iran strikes pause, but regional escalation threat remains
- South Africa launches ETA: Indians can now get digital travel approval in 24-48 hours
- H-1B holders among 8 million who could benefit from new US green card bill
- UN says nearly 500 Afghan civilians have been killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan fighting since October
- Amazon eyes 2028 launch for direct-to-phone satellite network
Top Sports Headlines for July 29
- 16 years after dad’s CWG bronze, Ajaya Babu bags silver for India in weightlifting
- Sharmila Dhankar, bags India’s first para athletics gold at Commonwealth Games 2026
- Sarvesh Kushare Wins Historic High Jump Silver At Commonwealth Games
- India Test squad for Sri Lanka: Jadeja returns, all-rounder Saransh Jain gets maiden call-up
- WI seamer Justin Greaves sets Test record with five wicket maidens in a row vs Pakistan
