School assembly news headlines September 1: Top India, world, sports and business updates

School assembly news headlines September 1: Here are the key news updates to know for today, covering important developments in India, major international events, sports and business. These headlines will help students stay updated on significant decisions, global developments, sporting results and economic news making headlines.

India

• Govt notifies Rs 1,27,500-crore Semicon 2.0; eligibility norms and incentives for chip ecosystem announced
• Madras High Court reserves orders on M.K. Stalin’s plea seeking declaration as elected from Kolathur
• Supreme Court declines plea seeking mandatory disclosure of ethanol content in petrol at fuel pumps
• Delhi’s draft electoral roll released; 47.7 lakh names excluded
• Supreme Court refuses to prohibit CJP’s September 5 protest march

International

• UN climate chief says Nepal-China flash flood disaster highlights vulnerability of Hindu Kush Himalayas
• G20 countries should consider more trade barriers on China to reduce imbalances, Bessent says
• UN committee says countries must consider reparations for transatlantic slave trade
• Nepal flood death toll reaches 903, with more than 4,200 people still missing
• PM Modi meets Iran President on sidelines of SCO summit in Kyrgyzstan

Sports

• US Open: Novak Djokovic suffers an unprecedented first-round exit
• Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal getting back to ‘top level’, says Hansi Flick
• England beat Pakistan by 194 runs to win the series
• Deepti Sharma’s record spell helps India beat Thailand by 94 runs in women’s Asia Cup opener
• Women’s Hockey World Cup: Argentina defeat the Netherlands in a shootout

Business

• PPPAC approves six railway lines spanning 647 km under the Hybrid Annuity Model
• India and Uzbekistan discuss framework for long-term uranium supplies to India
• India and Uzbekistan set a target of achieving $5 billion in bilateral trade by 2030
• PM Modi holds bilateral talks with Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in Tashkent