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Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for September 16: Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for September 16. Here are the day’s top national, international, sports, business, and education updates to keep you informed. Updates include J&K cloudburst, CBSE notice on eligibility for board exams, US-India trade talks, R Vaishali’s chess triumph.
Notably, the local administration in Dehradun has ordered the closure of all government, private, and non-government schools up to Class 12 on September 16. In addition, all Anganwadi centres will also remain closed for the day. The decision was taken as a precautionary measure in light of adverse weather conditions affecting the region.
A cloudburst in Jammu and Kashmir’s Reasi district triggered flash floods and mudslides, blocking roads and spreading panic. Authorities confirmed no casualties were reported.
The US State Department confirmed Senator Marco Rubio’s visit to Qatar following talks with Israeli PM Netanyahu, with discussions focused on security and diplomacy.
Qatar denounced the Israel summit held in Doha, criticising the participation of Hamas leaders and calling it politically damaging.
US-India trade negotiations are set to intensify, with American trade officials scheduled to arrive in New Delhi as both sides aim for deeper economic cooperation.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stressed the need for strict regulation of Artificial Intelligence, saying technology must remain under human control for public good.
Indian chess star R Vaishali made history by defending her FIDE Women’s Grand Swiss title, becoming the third Indian to qualify for the Candidates Tournament 2026.
The Pakistan Cricket Board filed a complaint with the ICC over the ongoing Asia Cup handshake controversy, demanding strict action against involved officials.
The CBSE issued a circular outlining the minimum requirements for students to appear in board examinations, emphasising attendance and internal assessments.
Top US business schools, including the University of Virginia Darden, are focusing on scholarships and global placements to attract more international students despite policy uncertainty.
