- PM Modi's new slogan for developed India by 2047.
- Messi retires from international football after Argentina's win.
- Smriti Mandhana appointed captain of Indian women's cricket team.
Today’s School Assembly News Headline (October 8, 2026): In today’s school assembly on October 8, students will get updates on key national, international, and sports news. The headlines will include key government announcements, recent events in sports, and global developments that affect people around the world.
Through these news updates, students will enhance their awareness of current affairs and the world surrounding them.
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School Assembly National News Headlines for October 8
1. We Will Do It: PM Modi gives new slogan to make India a developed nation by 2047
2. Humayun Kabir hints at early retirement from politics, says BJP will win Bengal’s Rejinagar
3. ECI says Opposition MPs’ Parliament Annexe meet demand ‘could not be accepted’
4. Rahul’s protest a political drama, claims made by Congress are lies: BJP
5. CJI agrees to take a call on hearing a plea to recall split verdict in CEC appointments law case
School Assembly International News Headlines for October 8
1. Iran must cut enrichment to end war, U.S. Vice-President Vance says
2. Ebola death recorded in Kenya after victim travelled from DRC
3. India, Ghana discuss multilateral cooperation during EAM Jaishankar’s visit
4. Israelis mark three years since Hamas attack that set off Gaza assault
5. Nobel Prize In Chemistry 2026 Awarded To Henri B Kagan, Kenso Soai
School Assembly Sports News Headlines for October 7
1. Messi retires from international football as Argentina defeats Benin in friendly match
2. Ronaldo says Portugal coach broke promises, apologises for walkout
3. Australia prepare for first Test in South Africa since ‘Sandpapergate’
4. Smriti Mandhana appointed Indian women’s cricket team captain
5. India vs New Zealand T20I series: Bhuvneshwar Kumar returns after four-year gap