School Assembly News Today (September 9): Nepal’s Gen Z protests, Supreme Court on Aadhaar, India vs Oman football playoff

Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for September 9: Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for September 7. From the Supreme Court clarifying Aadhaar’s limits as identity proof, to Nepal’s Gen Z–led protests against a social media ban, Carlos Alcaraz storming into the US Open final, and India’s clash with Oman in football, this roundup keeps you updated across national, world, business, sports, and education news.

National News

The Supreme Court has clarified that Aadhaar cannot be considered proof of citizenship, though it remains valid for establishing identity and residence.

The Supreme Court reprimanded the Allahabad High Court for issuing generic orders for bail cancellation, stating that the Witness Protection Scheme cannot replace it. (Source: File)

World News

In Nepal, Gen Z students are leading protests in Kathmandu against a proposed social media ban, calling it an attack on freedom of expression.

Protesters surround an armored vehicle of a police during clashes outside the Parliament building in Kathmandu, Nepal, Monday, Sept. 8, 2025. (AP Photo)

Sports News

Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz stormed into the US Open final, defeating Jannik Sinner with ruthless aggression to retain his World No. 1 ranking.

In football, India will face Oman in the 3rd place playoff at the CAFA Nations Cup 2025 in Tajikistan.

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Carlos Alcaraz, of Spain, holds up the championship trophy after defeating Jannik Sinner, of Italy, in the men’s singles final of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Sunday, Sept. 7, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Business News

Ahead of the September 22 rollout, the Centre held a meeting on implementing the new GST two-slab structure, focusing on compliance and transition.

French aerospace major Dassault Aviation is set to form a joint venture with Reliance Group in India, strengthening defence manufacturing ties.

GST 2.0 puts money back in the household wallet via lower rates on a broad set of mass-consumption goods and services while keeping “sin” goods in higher brackets.

Education News

The West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education has decided to introduce a semester system for Class 12 board exams starting next academic year.

The National Medical Commission has directed PG medical students to be deployed in flood-affected areas as part of NEET-PG training.