
The morning assembly news for 12 December 2025 brings a clear and concise overview of significant developments across India and the world. From key government decisions and international collaborations to economic indicators and noteworthy sports achievements, these updates help students stay informed about important issues. Regular engagement with current affairs builds curiosity, sharpens critical thinking, and strengthens communication skills. Here are today’s top headlines.
Rajya Sabha continues discussions marking the 150th anniversary celebration of Vande Mataram.
MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh attends the UNESCO recognition ceremony for Diwali at the Sri Ram Temple in Kenya.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari reports that 20% ethanol blending has helped reduce India’s CO₂ emissions by 736 lakh tonnes.
MEA examines the possibility of passport revocation in the ongoing Goa fire incident case.
President Droupadi Murmu arrives in Imphal to lay foundation stones for multiple developmental projects.
Rajya Sabha appreciates UNESCO’s inclusion of Deepawali in the Intangible Cultural Heritage list.
Government dismisses a fake letter circulating online about EAM Dr S. Jaishankar regarding the Rafale issue.
Power Minister Manohar Lal announces the installation of 4.93 crore smart meters across the country.
DGCA summons the IndiGo CEO following widespread flight cancellations nationwide.
Supreme Court restructures the AI Committee to supervise the adoption and implementation of AI tools.
ADB lowers Bangladesh’s growth projection to 4.7% due to weak export performance.
Indian Navy and Brazilian Navy sign an MoU in Brasília to strengthen cooperation for Scorpène-class submarine maintenance.
The daughter of María Corina Machado accepts the Nobel Peace Prize on her behalf during the leader’s brief public appearance.
US Federal Reserve reduces its benchmark interest rate by 0.25%.
United States expands online presence verification for H-1B visa applicants.
India and Malaysia reaffirm joint efforts to combat terrorism and transnational crime.
Elite National Boxing Championships rescheduled after authorities impose pollution-related safety measures.
Ashalata Devi earns a nomination for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup All-Time Dream XI.
Germany clinches the Men’s Junior Hockey World Cup title after a shoot-out victory against Spain.
India to compete against South Africa in the second T20 match at New Chandigarh today.
Government states that employees’ take-home salary is expected to remain largely unchanged under the revised structure.
Sensex surges over 400 points, and Nifty crosses the 25,850 mark.
United States opens applications for Trump’s newly announced million-dollar Gold Card visa programme.
Silver prices move close to the ₹2 lakh per kilogram benchmark.
“Knowledge grows when curiosity leads the way.”
Reading daily school news headlines helps students stay informed about major national and global events. It builds general knowledge, strengthens vocabulary, and enhances both writing and speaking skills. Regular exposure to current affairs boosts performance in competitive exams, quizzes, interviews, and group discussions. It also nurtures awareness, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of how ongoing events influence society.