School Assembly News Headlines, October 14, 2026: Check national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

School assemblies help students stay updated on significant events and developments from India and across the world. A daily current affairs roundup highlights key national and international news, along with major sports and business updates, helping students understand important developments beyond the classroom. Here are the top news headlines from current affairs for the school assembly on October 14, 2026.

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School Assembly News Headlines: National News

Supreme Court defers hearing on Delhi protest curbs to Thursday

The Supreme Court deferred to Thursday the hearing on pleas related to protests, closure of metro stations and disruptions in train services ahead of the October 10 agitations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to the indisposition of Justice V Mohana.

IIT-B suicide: Wakode apologised for cheating in exam, sought second chance, say cops
A 22-year-old IIT Bombay student who died by suicide hours after being caught cheating in an exam last month had submitted a written apology to the institute seeking a second chance, police said on Tuesday.

Amit Shah calls for stronger BIMSTEC cooperation to combat terrorism, drug smuggling
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday called for stronger regional cooperation among BIMSTEC countries to combat terrorism, disrupt terrorist financing and organised crime, and ensure that terrorist networks do not find a haven in the region.

School Assembly News Headlines: International News

Bank of America loses bankers, tells staff of big ambition, continued hiring
Bank of America's top leaders had a problem in the first week of August. Veteran banker Amy Lissauer - one of the company's most senior female executives - was considering jumping to rival JPMorgan Chase , people familiar with the matter said.

Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman assures minorities of equal rights, security
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said his government is committed to ensuring the rights and security of all citizens irrespective of their religious identity.

School Assembly News Headlines: Sports News

ICC 'Player of the Month' honours for Shubman Gill, Shafali Verma
India captain Shubman Gill was on Tuesday named ICC men's Player of the Month for a record fifth time following his outstanding performance in the ODI series against the West Indies, while opener Shafali Verma claimed the women's honour for her impressive show in the Asia Cup and the Asian Games.

Rishabh Pant ruled out of first two India A matches against New Zealand
Rishabh Pant has been ruled out of the first two matches of India A's tour of New Zealand as he continues to recover from a left-side strain sustained while leading Rest of India in the Irani Cup. The wicketkeeper-batter remains under the supervision of the BCCI Medical Team, with a decision on his availability for the third match to be taken at a later stage.

School Assembly News Headlines: Business News

Europe’s auto giants learn from China as Volkswagen, Stellantis rethink EV strategy
Europe's two auto industry bulwarks, Volkswagen and Stellantis, used this year's Paris auto show to signal growing confidence in their electric vehicles, adopting lessons from the Chinese rivals and partners now reshaping their home market.

School Assembly News Headlines: Thought of the Day

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