School assembly news headlines January 30: Top national, international, sports, business update and thought of the day

Every morning offers a new opportunity to gain meaningful knowledge. Staying updated with the news goes beyond simply knowing what’s happening—it helps us understand the world beyond our classrooms. News gives insight into how countries function, how science and technology evolve, how sports inspire millions, and how the education system continues to change. Here are top news headlines for 30th January.

School assembly news headlines January 30: National news

Delhi riots case: Court denies bail to ex-councillor Tahir Hussain, 2 others
A Delhi court on Thursday rejected the bail applications of the three Delhi riots larger conspiracy case accused - Salim Malik, Athar Khan and former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain.


Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presenting 9 consecutive budgets matter of pride: PM Modi
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presenting the Union Budget for the ninth consecutive time will be recorded as a matter of pride in India's parliamentary history, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday.

Supreme Court reserves decision on pleas for modification of earlier orders on stray dogs
The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved its verdict on a batch of pleas seeking modification of earlier orders in the stray dogs case.

18,000 job fairs helped place 2.22 cr people in a year: Govt
A total of 2.22 crore people across the country were provided jobs in over 18,000 job fairs during the past year, Minister of Labour and Employment Mansukh Mandaviya informed the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.

School assembly news headlines January 30: International news

Bomb Cyclone set to batter parts of US east coast this weekend
A powerful winter storm is expected to develop off the US East Coast this weekend and rapidly intensify into a bomb cyclone, potentially impacting parts of the Eastern Seaboard.

China executes 11 members of Myanmar-based scam syndicate
China executed 11 members of a Myanmar-based family crime syndicate that killed 14 Chinese citizens and ran scam and gambling operations worth more than USD 1 billion, authorities said.

School assembly news headlines January 30: Sports news

Pakistan's T20 WC boycott unlikely, team to leave for Colombo on Feb 2: Sources
The Pakistan Cricket Board has already scheduled its T20 World Cup squad to depart for Colombo early on February 2, virtually ruling out any possibility of boycotting either the tournament or the marquee clash against India on February 15, sources close to the board said on Thursday.

Bangladesh approves shooting team's India trip for Asian Air Gun Championship
A shooting delegation from Bangladesh will be travelling to India to participate in the upcoming Asian Air Gun Championship. This delegation is a small group representing Bangladesh, said an official from the Bangladesh Shooting Federation on Thursday.

Tennis: Djokovic gets out of jail to reach Melbourne semis as Musetti retires
Novak Djokovic continued his quest for a record-extending 11th Australian Open title and standalone 25th Grand Slam crown, but only after a ‍cruel twist of fate for Lorenzo Musetti, who quit their quarter-final with an injury on Wednesday while leading.

School assembly news headlines January 30: Business news

H&M plans to source more from India, leveraging trade deal and local supply advantages, CEO says
H&M CEO Daniel Erver said that the Swedish fast fashion giant sees India as an increasingly attractive market for sourcing, especially with the India-European Union trade agreement including textiles.

Tesla parks models S and X to bet big on humanoid robots
Elon Musk-led Tesla is preparing to retire two of the vehicles that defined its early rise, as the electric carmaker reshapes its manufacturing priorities around humanoid robotics.

School assembly news headlines January 30: Thought of the Day

“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” — Mahatma Gandhi