 Here are the top school assembly news headlines for November 1
Here are the top school assembly news headlines for November 1Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for November 1: Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for November 1. Today’s highlights include the Delhi High Court’s penalty for misleading the judiciary, Karnataka’s political clash over the Lal Bagh campaign, and issues with medical admission processes in Maharashtra. Globally, trade relations between the US, China, and India dominate discussions as world leaders gather for the APEC Summit.
Sports updates feature India’s iconic Women’s World Cup victory and the Pakistan–South Africa T20I. Business developments include progress in India–EU FTA talks and Lexus’ new luxury product plans, while education news spotlights UPSC accessibility initiatives and a survey on student entrepreneurship.
Students barred from medical admissions in Maharashtra amid document issues
 Several students in Maharashtra have been barred from medical admissions due to incomplete or faulty documentation in their applications. The state’s admission cell has asked affected candidates to rectify the discrepancies before the next round of seat allotments.
BJP to launch ‘Save Lal Bagh’ campaign; Karnataka Deputy CM calls MP Surya ‘immature’
 The BJP in Karnataka is set to launch a ‘Save Lal Bagh’ campaign against the state government’s policies. Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar criticised MP Tejasvi Surya’s remarks on the issue, calling them “immature and politically motivated.”
Delhi High Court imposes ₹1 lakh cost on litigant for misleading court
 The Delhi High Court imposed a fine of ₹1 lakh on a litigant who allegedly misrepresented himself in court. The bench observed that such attempts to mislead the judiciary waste judicial time and undermine the integrity of legal proceedings.
Trump and Xi signal pause in trade war; India seen as balancing force in new global trade order
 A thaw in the ongoing US–China trade tensions may be on the horizon as both leaders signal a temporary pause. Analysts say India stands to benefit by positioning itself as a neutral trade partner amid evolving global supply chains.
Thailand PM to meet China’s Xi at APEC Summit to boost regional cooperation
 Thailand’s Prime Minister is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping during the APEC Summit to discuss regional trade and investment cooperation, amid growing geopolitical shifts in the Indo-Pacific region.
India’s Women’s World Cup win hailed as ‘greatest ever’, says Jemimah Rodrigues
 Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues called India’s stunning victory over Australia in the Women’s World Cup “the greatest win” for the team. The match marked a milestone in Indian women’s cricket, showcasing resilience and team depth.
Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd T20I: Proteas clinch thriller despite late fightback
 South Africa edged past Pakistan in a tense T20I match, securing a narrow win despite a late counterattack from the hosts. The victory keeps South Africa ahead in the ongoing series.
Lexus to reinvent luxury line-up under new Century brand, says Takashi Watanabe
 Lexus Chief Engineer Takashi Watanabe said the company’s new Century brand allows it to diversify its product portfolio and redefine modern luxury. The move aims to attract high-end customers seeking innovation and exclusivity.
India–EU Free Trade Agreement talks gain pace ahead of negotiators’ visit
 Talks between India and the European Union on a Free Trade Agreement have picked up momentum, with EU negotiators expected to visit New Delhi on November 3. Both sides are working to resolve key tariff and market access concerns.
UPSC to provide screen reader software for visually impaired candidates
 The Supreme Court has directed the UPSC to equip visually impaired candidates with screen reader software during the Civil Services Examination. The move aims to make one of India’s toughest exams more inclusive and accessible.
Survey: 75% of Indian students want to start businesses but lack mentorship and funding
 A new survey revealed that three out of four Indian students are interested in entrepreneurship but face major gaps in guidance and funding. Experts have called for greater institutional support to nurture youth-led startups.


