School assembly news headlines September 30: Top India, international, sports and business updates

School assembly news headlines for September 30 bring students the latest important developments from India and around the world. Today’s updates include major political and national developments, international affairs, achievements by Indian athletes at the Asian Games, and key business news. These headlines will help students stay informed about current events and understand some of the biggest stories making news today.

Top India Headlines

• At Congress meet, Mallikarjun Kharge seeks PM Modi’s resignation over allegations concerning CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
• Supreme Court to hear plea raising questions over CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s decisions next week.
• Rahul Gandhi backs Delhi students’ protests, says ‘solution is not to lock women inside’.
• Flood threat looms over parts of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh after rains in Nepal trigger a breach in the Gandak embankment.
• Essar Group to build a major US steel plant as Donald Trump unveils a $15 billion project.

Top International Headlines

• Donald Trump rejects reports that he offered Iran sanctions relief or access to frozen funds, saying, ‘I offered nothing’.
• FBI adds gangster Goldy Brar to its 10 Most Wanted list and announces a $1 million reward.
• OpenAI scraps rollout of a new model over safety concerns.
• Pope Leo XIV says fears over the dangers of artificial intelligence should not be dismissed as ‘fake news’.
• Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says North Korea is preparing to send another 10,000 troops to Russia.

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Top Sports Headlines

• India win their first athletics gold of the Games as Vithya Ramraj, Kiran, Prachi and Poovamma triumph in the women’s 4x400m relay.
• Army shooter Neeru Dhanda makes Asian Games history by winning Trap gold for India.
• Gulveer Singh wins bronze in the 5,000m to complete a hat-trick of Asian Games athletics medals.
• Boxers Parveen Hooda and Ankush Panghal win their semifinals and advance to gold-medal bouts.
• Narender Berwal loses to Aibek Oralbay in the boxing semifinal and settles for bronze.
• India win bronze in the men’s 4x400m relay, with Vishal TK, Dharmveer Choudhary, Manu T and Jay Kumar in the team.
• Pooja Singh wins bronze in the women’s high jump final after failing to clear 1.87m.
• India’s pace attack and Virat Kohli’s form are in focus as West Indies face India in the second ODI.

Top Business Headlines

• The United States grants 19 countries, including India, a zero-tariff waiver on certain speciality medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients.
• Red Bull challenges an FSSAI order in the Delhi High Court over its use of the term ‘Energy Drink’ for high-caffeine beverages.
• Essar Group announces plans for a $15 billion steel project in the United States.