Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 14: NDA to form govt in Bihar, US’ potential arms deal with Taiwan, CBSE advisory on NCERT books

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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 14, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 14, 2025. Key national developments include the NDA’s strong showing in Bihar, Rajasthan’s Anta bypoll result, and the Centre’s notification of India’s first data protection rules. International updates feature a fatal Bali bus crash, a proposed US arms sale to Taiwan, and Sheikh Hasina’s response to tribunal allegations and more.

National News

At a time when Bihar’s political landscape is undergoing rapid shifts, Nitish Kumar has steered the NDA towards a strong performance in the state, while the opposition, led by Tejashwi Yadav, struggled to break through and the Congress registered a weak showing. Analysts note that voting patterns continue to reflect long-standing caste and regional alignments.

In Rajasthan, the Congress retained the Anta Assembly seat in a high-stakes bypoll, where the campaign saw active involvement from senior leaders including Ashok Gehlot and Vasundhara Raje. The result is being viewed as a crucial indicator for both parties ahead of future state-level contests.

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The Centre has notified new data protection rules that operationalise India’s first comprehensive privacy law, laying out obligations for companies handling personal data and introducing mechanisms for user consent and grievance redressal.

Days after a blast in Delhi, the government has assigned the RAW chief additional charge of the National Security Council Secretariat, strengthening coordination at the top levels of national security administration.

World News

In Indonesia, a minibus carrying Chinese tourists crashed in Bali, resulting in multiple fatalities. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the accident and coordinating with the Chinese embassy for assistance.

The US is preparing a potential multi-million dollar arms sale to Taiwan, marking the first such transaction under the new Trump administration. The deal is expected to focus on bolstering Taiwan’s defensive capabilities amid rising regional tensions.

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Responding to a recent tribunal verdict, Sheikh Hasina has denied allegations of crimes against humanity, asserting that the charges are politically motivated. The ruling has intensified political debate in Bangladesh ahead of upcoming national events.

Sports News

In badminton, Lakshya Sen advanced to the semifinals of the Japan Masters 2025 after defeating Loh Kean Yew. His progression adds momentum to India’s strong presence in global badminton tournaments this season.

On the cricket field, Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav delivered a decisive spell before lunch against South Africa, helping India gain early control in the Test match with disciplined swing and spin combinations.

Business News

A government-appointed panel is currently working on revised SEZ norms to allow exporters greater access to the domestic market. The proposed changes aim to enhance competitiveness and simplify compliance for businesses.

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Adani Enterprises has announced plans to raise ₹25,000 crore through a rights issue priced at ₹1,800 per share, marking one of the largest capital mobilisation efforts by the conglomerate in recent years.

Education News

Jamia Millia Islamia has launched an RCI-accredited Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling, expanding its academic offerings in the mental health and developmental support sectors.

The CBSE has issued an advisory warning schools and parents about counterfeit NCERT textbooks sold at discounted prices, noting that these fake books contain printing errors and substandard content that could affect students’ preparation.

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