Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 12: Red Fort blast, PM Modi’s visit to Bhutan, employment rate drops to 5.2% and more

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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 12, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 12, 2025. Today’s highlights include Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bhutan to inaugurate a key hydropower project and a deadly blast in Islamabad that has raised security concerns in the region. On the global front, Thailand has suspended a ceasefire deal with Cambodia, and COP30 climate discussions saw tensions over agenda-setting temporarily resolved and more.

National News

PM Modi begins two-day Bhutan visit, to inaugurate hydropower project: Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his two-day visit to Bhutan, where he will inaugurate a major hydropower project and hold bilateral discussions to strengthen energy and connectivity cooperation between the two nations.

Blast in Islamabad’s G-11 area kills two, injures several: A powerful explosion in Islamabad’s G-11 area killed at least two people and injured several others. Authorities have cordoned off the site and launched an investigation into the cause of the blast.

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World News

Thailand suspends ceasefire deal with Cambodia, testing Trump-brokered truce: Thailand has suspended its ceasefire agreement with Cambodia, raising tensions along the border and challenging the stability of the truce initially brokered during Donald Trump’s presidency.

Tense agenda dispute defused at COP30 climate talks—for now: A potential conflict over agenda priorities was temporarily resolved at the COP30 climate summit, allowing global delegates to continue discussions on emissions reduction and adaptation finance.

Sports News

Shreyas Iyer doubtful for India vs South Africa ODI series after injury: Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer may miss the upcoming ODI series against South Africa due to a freak training injury. Team management is monitoring his recovery ahead of final squad selection.

Mbappe and Bellingham shine as Real Madrid edge past Barcelona: Real Madrid secured a narrow victory over Barcelona in La Liga, with Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham delivering decisive performances to maintain the club’s lead at the top of the table.

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Behind the rise of Sheetal Devi and India’s archery success: Sheetal Devi’s inspiring journey has become central to India’s growing success in archery, with focused training and teamwork strengthening the nation’s competitive edge in international events.

Business News

Trump warns of ‘economic disaster’ if court rules against tariffs: Former US President Donald Trump has cautioned that the United States could face an “economic disaster” if the Supreme Court overturns existing tariff policies, highlighting the continuing trade policy divide.

India’s unemployment rate drops to 5.2% in July–September quarter: India’s unemployment rate fell to 5.2% in the July–September 2025 quarter, while the share of salaried jobs in urban areas rose, indicating steady recovery and job creation in key sectors.

Education News

Delhi schools switch to hybrid mode amid worsening AQI, GRAP-3 in effect: The Delhi government has directed schools to conduct hybrid classes for students up to Class 5 due to rising air pollution levels and the implementation of GRAP-3 restrictions.

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Delhi government to digitally profile 1,000 schools for infrastructure safety: Over 1,000 government schools in Delhi will undergo digital profiling to assess building safety, disaster preparedness, and infrastructure needs in collaboration with the CBSE and NDMA.

 

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