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Today's School Assembly News Headlines:  Here, we bring to you the top news headlines from national, international, and sports areas. Start your morning with quick updates on the latest national news, world events, top sports stories, and significant developments in the field of education. These headlines will keep students informed about what's happening across the country, around the world, and in the world of sports.

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National School Assembly News Headlines:

1. Supreme Court stays Unnao rape convict Sengar’s suspension of life sentence

2. IIP growth jumps to a 25-month high of 6.7% in November 2025, driven by manufacturing recovery

3. Supreme Court pauses its own judgment defining Aravalli, moots rethink by high-powered panel

4. Lalit Modi issues apology after ‘biggest fugitives of India’ remark in viral video with Vijay Mallya

5. PM Modi congratulates Humpy, Erigaisi on World Rapid bronze medals

International School Assembly News Headlines:

1. Top diplomats of China, Cambodia and Thailand meet as Beijing seeks stronger role in dispute

2. The Thai army accuses Cambodia of violating truce with over 250 drones

3. 4 terrorists killed in Pakistan's Balochistan

4. Trump and Netanyahu are to meet in Florida at a crucial moment for the U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire

5. China's military to conduct ‘Justice Mission 2025’ live fire exercises around Taiwan on December 30

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Sports School Assembly News Headlines:

1. ICC rates pitch used in fourth Ashes Test unsatisfactory; hands one demerit point to MCG

2. Bhutan’s Sonam Yeshey sets T20 world record, becomes first player to take 8-wicket haul

3. Chamari Athapaththu scripts history, becomes first Sri Lankan woman to play 150 T20Is

4. Smriti Mandhana becomes the second Indian, fourth player overall, to reach 10,000 international runs in women's cricket

5. Arsenal stays top as Man City and Aston Villa apply the pressure and Liverpool's resurgence continues


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