School Assembly News Headlines Today 31th January 2026
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For today, 31th January 2026, here are the most important headlines curated for your school assembly covering national developments in India, global affairs, sports, economy, and more.
31th January International News Headlines for School Assembly
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The United States issues a fresh travel advisory, asking its citizens to reconsider travel to Pakistan because of terrorism and kidnapping risks.
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UN Secretary‑General urges all countries to step up climate action ahead of key global environment meetings this year.
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A strong earthquake near Indonesia triggers a tsunami alert, later withdrawn after reports of only limited damage and no major casualties.
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New aid routes open into war‑torn Sudan, allowing more food and medical supplies to reach people affected by the ongoing conflict.
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Scientists report a “quantum leap” in stabilising quantum computers, seen as a major step towards more powerful next‑generation computing.
31th January National News Headlines for School Assembly
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Economic Survey 2025–26 projects India’s GDP growth at about 7.4% in FY 2025–26, keeping India among the world’s fastest‑growing major economies.
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The Economic Survey tabled in Parliament says India’s economy is expected to grow between 6.8% and 7.2% in the next financial year starting April 2026.
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The Supreme Court has stayed the new UGC “Equity Regulations 2026”, so the earlier 2012 rules will remain in force until the next hearing in March.
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In a separate order, the Supreme Court has also put on hold the new UGC rules on caste‑based discrimination, asking authorities to follow the 2012 regulations for now.
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Black box recovered from the Baramati plane crash that killed Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar; DGCA and AAIB are carrying out a detailed investigation.
31th January Sports News Headlines for School Assembly
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The first T20I between Australia and Pakistan in Lahore is scheduled for today, with Pakistan under pressure after recent batting concerns.
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Social media trends as Iceland Cricket posts a humorous offer to “replace Pakistan” in the upcoming T20 World Cup, going viral among fans.
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Former India hockey coach and Australian legend Michael Nobbs passes away at the age of 72.
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Indian Grandmaster Divya Deshmukh is set to make her debut at the prestigious Norway Chess Women event later this year.
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Bangladesh approves its shooting team’s tour of India for the upcoming Asian Shooting Championship in New Delhi.
31th January Business News Headlines for School Assembly
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Global fashion retailer H&M plans to source more products from India, using tariff advantages under the India–EU trade pact and India’s strong textile base.
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Silver prices in India touch around ₹4.10 lakh per kg on MCX as global silver rates rise sharply above 120 dollars per ounce.
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Indian stock markets opened weak today with Sensex and Nifty trading in the red amid mixed global cues.
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Nestlé India reports about 46% jump in profit, helped by tax benefits and strong demand for packaged food products.
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ITC, Dabur and Vedanta post healthy quarterly results, showing steady growth in revenue and profits in key consumer and metal sectors.
Thought of the Day
Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.
Meaning
This thought means that real success does not come from one big action, but from many small, honest efforts you make every single day. If you study a little daily, practice regularly, and keep trying even when it feels slow, all those small steps add up and finally give you big results.
