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This update shares the main national, international, and sports news of the day. It helps students stay aware of current events and build a habit of reading news daily.
On September 8, 2025, students across schools will present the latest news in their morning assembly. This practice keeps them updated about important happenings in India and the world. It also helps them improve public speaking and gain confidence.
Here are 19 key headlines for today covering national, international, and sports news.
Top National Headlines for September 8
- PM Modi speaks to French President Macron, discusses ongoing efforts to end Ukraine conflict
- S Jaishankar to join Brics virtual meet on Monday to discuss Trump tariffs
- Assam CM Sarma announces Rs 5 crore to Himachal CM Relief Fund for flood relief
- PM Modi to visit flood-hit Punjab’s Gurdaspur on September 9, to meet families
- India-US conduct Yudh Abhyas military exercise in Alaska amid tariff tensions
Top International Headlines for September 8
- Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns
- Anutin Charnvirakul becomes Thailand’s new Prime Minister after royal endorsement
- Houthi drone hits airport in southern Israel: Airspace shutdown; one injured
- ‘God’s Influencer’: Catholic teen to become first millennial saint
- Russia strikes Ukraine with over 800 drones and decoys, the largest such attack in the war
- Nepal-China joint military exercise begins
Top Sports Headlines for September 8
- World Archery Championship 2025: India claims maiden gold in men’s compound event
- Ivan Ivanov and Jeline Vandromme win U.S. Open junior titles
- Sabalenka beats Anisimova to win second straight U.S. Open title
- Cristiano Ronaldo scores a stunning goal as he targets a sixth World Cup
- 10-man India lose 1-2 to Qatar in AFC U23 Asian Cup Qualifiers
- South Africa spinner Prenelan Subrayen cleared of suspect bowling action by ICC
- India ‘A’ vs Australia ‘A’: Shreyas Iyer named captain; Rahul, Siraj to play second game
- Tokito Oda completes Golden Slam, Yui Kamiji adds title in U.S. Open wheelchair tournaments
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