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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 18, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 18, 2025. Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for today. Key national developments include Maruti’s large-scale Grand Vitara recall, hospitalisation of Mumbai schoolchildren after consuming canteen food; other updates highlight Russia’s heightened action against dissidents, a Dhaka court’s sentencing of Sheikh Hasina, and more.
A purported video of Umar Nabi, involved in the Delhi blast case on November 10, has surfaced on social media.
Maruti Suzuki has announced a recall of 39,506 units of its Grand Vitara to inspect and fix a potential defect in the fuel pump motor, with the company advising customers to await communication from their dealerships for further checks.
42 Indian pilgrims are feared dead after a bus accident in Saudi Arabia and Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has directed officials to gather all details while coordinating with central agencies for support.
In Mumbai, several schoolchildren were hospitalised after eating samosas from a school canteen, prompting authorities to launch an inspection of hygiene conditions and food-handling practices on campus.
India to source 10% LPG imports from US in 2026.
Russia has added former PM Mikhail Kasyanov and economist Sergei Guriev to its list of extremists and terrorists, escalating its crackdown on opposition figures amid ongoing political tensions.
In Bangladesh, a Dhaka court has sentenced ousted PM Sheikh Hasina to death in a decades-old case involving deaths during an anti-crime operation, a ruling that has sparked significant political and diplomatic reactions.
Germany has called off an auction featuring Holocaust-era artifacts after widespread backlash, with critics arguing that such items should be preserved in museums rather than sold commercially.
South Africa’s captain Temba Bavuma showcased resilience in the Kolkata Test, remaining unbeaten despite injury concerns as his performance helped stabilise his team’s innings.
In domestic cricket, Mumbai batter Siddhesh Lad scored a commanding 170 in the Ranji Trophy match against Puducherry, putting his side in a strong position heading into the next day’s play.
India’s exports to the US fell by 9% in October amid Trump administration tariff actions, with sectors like engineering goods, garments, and chemicals seeing notable declines.
In the US aviation sector, the Federal Aviation Administration has ended its mandate requiring airlines to cut the number of domestic flights, a move expected to restore more routes and improve scheduling flexibility for carriers.
The Comptroller and Auditor General will soon assess 101 major Indian cities on infrastructure, environmental sustainability, and economic growth under a new “Ease of Living” evaluation framework.
New data from IIE shows that international student enrolments in US universities may decline in the 2025–26 cycle, with rising visa delays, safety concerns, and cost factors cited as key reasons by students and institutions.
IIT Kharagpur has launched the Young Innovators Programme 2025, inviting school teams to participate in a multi-round innovation challenge that includes prizes, mentorship, and exposure to cutting-edge research.
