School Assembly News Headlines for September 21: Atishi’s swearing-in ceremony, Sri Lankan presidential election and more
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Check News headlines from the school assembly for September 21. From Atishi, who is scheduled to be sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Delhi, to the Sri Lanka elections and the latest update on the Tirupatti Laddu dispute, here are the top national, international and Sports NewsStudents can check them out below.
News from India
- Atishi Marlena is scheduled to be sworn in as Chief Minister of Delhi
- Arvind Kejriwal says Hayana government will not be formed without AAP support
- Rioters to pay for property damage in Uttarakhand
- CBI issues second chargesheet in NEET document leak case
- Supreme Court’s YouTube channel hacked
- Pawan Kalyan calls for national debate amid Tirupati Laddu row
- Supreme Court announces to hear NEET PG plea on September 27
World News
- Israel destroys 30 rocket launchers in Lebanon
- Qatar Airways bans use of pagers on flights to Lebanon
- Japan acknowledges China’s independent monitoring of Fukushima wastewater
- Sri Lanka to elect president on September 21
Sports News
- FIA sanctions Max Verstappen for swearing at F1 press conference
- Ravindra Jadeja’s target for Chennai Test is worrying for Bangladesh
- Hasan Mehmud becomes first Bangladeshi bowler to score five in Tests in India
- Indian cricketers targeted during Australian tours, report says
For more information on the latest developments in India and around the world, visit timesnownews.com.
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