School Assembly News Headlines Today 2nd December
Every update contributes to the unfolding global narrative, whether it's in the realm of politics, sports, international relations, or economic shifts. Staying informed on these stories is crucial, as they shape our present and influence our future. For today, 2nd December, 2025, here are the most important headlines curated for your school assembly—covering national developments in India, global affairs, sports, economy, and more.
2nd December International News Headlines for School Assembly
- Indonesia’s floods and landslides have killed over 400 people, with many more still missing as rescue teams continue relief work.
- Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally requested a pardon in his long-running corruption case, which is now being reviewed by the country’s president.
2nd December National News Headlines for School Assembly
- The Winter Session of Parliament begins today with the government expected to take up several key bills while opposition parties plan to raise issues like inflation and unemployment.
- Coastal states including Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh remain on high alert as Cyclone Ditwah brings very heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of flooding in low-lying areas.
2nd December Sports News Headlines for School Assembly
- India defeated South Africa in the first ODI in Ranchi, with Virat Kohli scoring a record 52nd century in this format to lead his team to a 1–0 series lead.
- The Indian under-17 boys’ football team has qualified for the 2026 AFC U-17 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia after a surprise 2–1 win over Iran.
2nd December Business News Headlines for School Assembly
- Rating agency Crisil has raised India’s GDP growth forecast to about 7 percent for this year, citing a strong performance in the first half of the financial year.
- Industry body CII has urged the government to set up a Green Finance Institution in the upcoming Union Budget to support large investments in clean and green projects.
Thought of the Day
Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.
