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UK's new Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood sets out harder line on migration
Britain's Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is taking a firm stance on immigration. She warned of visa suspensions for countries not cooperating on migrant returns. Mahmood hosted a "Five Eyes" meeting with US, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. The meeting addressed illegal migration and online child abuse. Mahmood aims to secure UK borders and ensure countries take back their citizens.
School Assembly News Headlines for 9th September: Top national, international, business ans sports update
NIA investigates a terror conspiracy across multiple states. India and EU progress on trade agreement talks. Gujarat braces for heavy rainfall. Protests in Nepal turn deadly. Xi Jinping attends BRICS summit as Modi sends a representative. Carlos Alcaraz wins US Open. India secures Hockey Asia Cup. EchoStar sells licenses to SpaceX. China's EV sales growth slows down.
Asia Cup 2025: BCCI shares why govt cleared India vs Pakistan match and why a full boycott isn’t possible
The Asia Cup 2025 will proceed as scheduled, with India playing Pakistan on September 14. BCCI clarified that government guidelines allow participation in multi-team events, preventing potential bans and safeguarding players' careers. While bilateral series remain suspended, India will face Pakistan in the Asia Cup, potentially up to three times.
Go-arounds normal, operations improving with full transparency: Air India CEO
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson addressed employee concerns regarding recent operational incidents, assuring that go-arounds and flight returns are normal given the airline's scale. He emphasized transparency in reporting events to build trust, acknowledging regulatory scrutiny faced by all carriers. Wilson highlighted ongoing improvements in performance and customer service initiatives, reinforcing Air India's role in India's aviation ambitions.
Pakistan intruder arrested along International Border in Jammu
A Pakistani intruder, identified as Siraj Khan from Sargodha, was apprehended by Border Security Force (BSF) troops in the R S Pura sector along the International Border. He was spotted near the Octroi outpost on Sunday night, leading to his arrest after a brief challenge and firing of rounds by the BSF.
UP govt approves modern driving training and testing centres across 24 districts
The Uttar Pradesh government is establishing Institutes of Driving Training and Research (IDTRs) and Regional Driver Training Centres (RDTCs) in 24 districts to modernize driver education and enhance road safety.
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Punjab schools, colleges to reopen from September 9 after flood closure: Education Minister
Punjab's Education Minister Harjot Bains announced that all schools, colleges, and universities across the state will reopen for students on September 9, following closures due to severe floods. Government schools will remain closed on September 8 for cleanliness drives and building inspections by teachers, who must report any issues to authorities.
India, Pakistan first meet on field after deadly Pahalgam attack fires up Asia Cup
The Asia Cup begins in the United Arab Emirates. India and Pakistan will play their first cricket match since the military conflict. The Twenty20 competition is a build-up to the T20 World Cup. Eight teams will participate in the event. India and Pakistan are in the same group. Tensions exist after the conflict in May.
Spooked by Indian strikes during Operation Sindoor, Senior Pak Air Force officer blusters about 60-0 score 'next time'
Following significant losses to its air bases and fighter planes during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's military is resorting to bold statements. An Air Vice Marshal vowed a much larger victory against India in the future, despite the Indian Air Force's confirmation of destroying multiple Pakistani aircraft, command centers, radars, and hangars during the operation launched in response to a terror attack.
Virender Sehwag reveals defeat against Pakistan makes him lose his cool
Virender Sehwag admitted that losses against Pakistan deeply affected him, impacting his concentration and temperament. He recalled his memorable 119-run innings against Pakistan in 2008, achieved while fasting, highlighting his determination to score runs. India is set to face Pakistan in the Asia Cup on September 14, aiming for a victory.
Pakistan to not attend Women's World Cup opening ceremony in India
Pakistan's women's cricket team will not attend the ICC Women's World Cup opening ceremony in Guwahati on September 30, due to strained relations between India and Pakistan. The team, led by Fatima Sana, will begin its World Cup campaign against Bangladesh on October 2 in Colombo.
Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio unveils major education overhaul at Teachers' Day celebration
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio unveiled transformative educational reforms, including the SOAR Mission, aimed at elevating teaching standards and school management. The Nagaland State School Standards Authority will be established to ensure quality across schools, aligning with the National Education Policy 2020. Mother-tongue-based education and integrated music programs are also planned. Nagaland boasts a 95.
Punjab, Himachal Pradesh schools to remain shut until September 7 amid heavy rainfall
The Punjab government extended the closure of all schools until September 7 amid heavy rainfall and floods. All 23 districts of the state have been affected in the state's worst floods since 1988. 30 lives have been lost and three and a half lakh people are impacted. Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers have flooded large parts of the state.
New California bill would require schools to notify parents about immigration raids
California lawmakers have passed a bill mandating K-12 schools, state universities, and community colleges to notify students and staff about immigration enforcement actions on campuses. This measure, awaiting Governor Newsom's signature, aims to create safe learning environments amid concerns over federal immigration raids. The bill seeks to protect students and families by reinforcing schools as sanctuaries.
Uttarakhand school holidays in September 2025: Check rain-related closure updates, orders & more
Over the past 24 hours, Kumaon has been the worst affected by rainfall. According to IMD data, Nainital district recorded some of the heaviest showers—Haldwani received 116.6 mm, Chorgalia 118 mm and Nainital town 114 mm. Mukteshwar (98.4 mm), Khatima in Udham Singh Nagar (92.5 mm), Betalghat (85 mm), Munsiyari (82.4 mm) and Pithoragarh (74.1 mm) also witnessed intense downpours.
Delhi-NCR rains: Will schools stay shut in Ghaziabad on 3rd September? Here’s the full update for Wednesday
Due to heavy rainfall and unsafe conditions in Delhi-NCR, the Ghaziabad district administration has declared a holiday for all schools and educational institutions on Wednesday, 3 September 2025, for students from nursery to Class 12. The decision was made to ensure student safety amidst waterlogging and worsening weather, as the region faces major disruptions, traffic congestion, and concerns about flooding.
Pak Army chief Munir meets China's Prez Xi for the first time after taking over as Field Marshal
Asim Munir met Xi Jinping with Shehbaz Sharif in Beijing. They discussed bilateral and regional cooperation. Xi wants stronger China-Pakistan ties for regional peace. He seeks upgraded CPEC and FTA versions. Sharif supports Xi's Global Governance Initiative. Pakistan reaffirms its one-China policy. Sharif pledged safety for Chinese personnel and projects in Pakistan. Munir will attend a Chinese military parade.
Cigarettes, vapes, alcohol, condoms, blades: Surprise bag checks in Ahmedabad schools reveal shocking items
Following a student's fatal stabbing at an SDA school, city schools have initiated surprise bag checks, revealing alarming items like lighters, vapes, and even alcohol. Inspections also uncovered blades, contraceptives, and excessive cash. Educators emphasize parental involvement and counselling, citing peer influence and media as drivers for such behavior. Experts suggest that exposure to violence normalizes carrying weapons for self-defense.
Jammu: Closure of schools extended till Tuesday amid heavy rains
Due to forecasts of heavy rainfall, authorities in Jammu have extended the closure of all government and private schools for another day. The University of Jammu has also postponed all examinations until September 4. The meteorological office predicts moderate to heavy rainfall in most parts of the Jammu division, raising concerns about cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides.
School Assembly News Headlines for September 2: Top national, international, sports and business updates
Today's headlines include an Andhra Pradesh rain alert and the Supreme Court's decision on E20 petrol. Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping reached an important consensus. The SCO summit highlighted India's strategic independence. Jasprit Bumrah and Shubman Gill are set for the Asia Cup. Maaya Rajeshwaran entered the US Open junior singles second round.
From December, lifts to have metro rail-like automatic door locking system
Elevators in India will feature enhanced safety measures starting December, including automatic door locking and Ascending Car Overspeed Protection. These upgrades, mandated by the Bureau of Indian Standards, aim to prevent accidents and align with European standards. All manufacturers must comply by December 2025, improving safety nationwide and addressing technician safety during maintenance.
J&K: Salal Dam gates opened as water levels in Chenab rise amid heavy rains
In Jammu and Kashmir, Salal Dam gates opened due to rising Chenab River levels from heavy rainfall, a precaution against downstream flooding. The Indus Waters Treaty is currently suspended following the Pahalgam terror attack. The Vaishno Devi Yatra remains suspended for the seventh day due to bad weather and safety concerns, with a committee investigating recent landslides.
School holiday September 1: Educational institutes in these states to remain closed on Monday amid heavy rains, Onam
Heavy rainfall continues to lash several states across India. The IMD has issued weather alerts for many states. Schools will remain closed in Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab on Septemeber 1. Meanwhile, schools in Kerala will remain closed for Onam until September 7.
Monsoon blues: All schools to remain shut across Jammu on Monday
Due to heavy rain and landslides, all government and private schools across Jammu will remain closed on Monday. The Directorate of School Education issued the order as a precautionary measure. The region has witnessed significant damage and casualties recently. Cloudbursts and flash floods have affected several districts. Authorities are prioritizing the safety of students and staff.
Rs 7.35 lakh for grade 1? Viral Bengaluru school fee structure sparks big debate on education costs
A Bengaluru school's fee structure, revealing a Rs 7.35 lakh annual cost for Grade 1, sparked outrage online. The debate highlights concerns about the affordability of quality education in India, with some defending the fees as market-driven while others decry the widening inequality. Comparisons with international schools further fuel the discussion on education costs.
War then water: Pakistan's border villagers face back-to-back evacuations
Pakistani villagers near the Indian border are facing repeated displacement due to both cross-border conflict and severe flooding. After fleeing fighting earlier this year, communities in Kasur are now struggling with monsoon floods exacerbated by the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty.
Smog then floods: Pakistani families 'can't catch a break'
Heavy monsoon rains caused severe flooding in Pakistan's Punjab region. Ghulam Bano, a resident of Shahdara, faces displacement after moving to escape smog. The Ravi river overflowed, impacting thousands. Many families sought refuge in schools. Over 800 people died nationwide since June. Climate change exacerbated the monsoon's effects. Over 1.4 million people are affected and 265,000 evacuated.
India’s school teacher count crosses 1 crore in 2024-25: UDISE data
The UDISE+ 2024-25 report reveals India's school education sector has over one crore teachers, improved retention rates, and increased computer and internet access in schools. However, challenges persist with thousands of schools reporting zero enrollment and many operating with a single teacher. Accessibility remains a concern, as only 55% of schools are barrier-free.
Punjab floods: NDRF rescues youths on India-Pakistan border, 400 students saved in Gurdaspur
A dramatic rescue unfolded near the India-Pakistan border in Fazilka. Four youngsters were saved from floodwaters. They clung to a tree to avoid drifting into Pakistan. Separately, in Gurdaspur, hundreds were evacuated from a flooded school. Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding in Punjab's border districts. The state government had ordered schools closed.
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