National news. 1. Allahabad high court termed 'illegal ' action made by erstwhile Mulayam Singh Yadav's government to ban on gyanvapi in 1993. - The Allahabad high court rejected the appeal of the Anjuman Intizamia Masajid challenging ex-district judge AK Vishvesha's January 31 ruling allowing puja to resume. 2. Indian legendary singer Pankaj Udhas, 72 passes away. - He was primarily a singer of non film ghazals and geets. International news. 1. Maryam Nawaj, becomes the first woman CM of Pakistan's most populous Punjab province. - Maryam Nawaj, the daughter of ex- PM Nawaj Sharif, on Monday made history by becoming the first- ever woman CM of Pakistan's Punjab province. 2. Volodymyr Zelensky says 31 thousands soldiers have been killed since 2022. - Ukrainian president Zelensky revealed the truth that till today 31 thousands Ukrainian soldiers have been killed since Russia's full scale invasion in 2022. But also restrains to reveal the data about the injured...

In this content we shall study about India and it's neighbours. Neighbours have been on its top priority of India since Independence. And in this content we will see how India share its culture with its neighbours and help them in time of emergency. Either look East Policy or expanding its businesses with the West, India is on the path of transforming from dependent to self-reliant.  Indian subcontinent is sprawled over 3.28 million kilometre and it accounts for 2.4 % of the whole area of the world and 7th largest country in the world in terms of area. India which got Independent on 15th August 1947 from the British government. Near the same time many countries got independent from the British government.  India has its land boundary around 15,200 km and it has coastal length about 7,516 included Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep. India shares its land boundary with Bangladesh, China, Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Bhutan and Afghanistan. Here in this content we shall know the co...

In this content we shall study about the striking features of Indian Constitution. Our Indian constitution was prepared by a constituent assembly, which was formed in 1946 with 389 elected members ( 1 candidate per 10 lakh population) headed by Sachidananda Sinha as an interim chairman and Dr. Rajendra Prasad as a permanent chairman of the constituent assembly. On 26th November 1949, our constitution was made ready and 26th January was chosen, an auspicious day celebrating independence day since 1930, to implement the Indian constitution. It took 2 years, 18 months and 11 days for its completion. Our Indian constitution is the culmination of ideals of many countries like fundamental rights from USA, parliamentary system from Britain, emergency from Weimer republic(Germany), amendment from South Africa, etc. However, the constitution was made unanimously by the elected members they had some kinds of apprehensions about disadvantaged classes of the society, therefore their rights were pl...

In this content we shall study about India and it's neighbours. Neighbours have been on its top priority of India since Independence. And in this content we will see how India share its culture with its neighbours and help them in time of emergency. Either look East Policy or expanding its businesses with the West, India is on the path of transforming from dependent to self-reliant.  Indian subcontinent is sprawled over 3.28 million kilometre and it accounts for 2.4 % of the whole area of the world and 7th largest country in the world in terms of area. India which got Independent on 15th August 1947 from the British government. Near the same time many countries got independent from the British government.  India has its land boundary around 15,200 km and it has coastal length about 7,516 included Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep. India shares its land boundary with Bangladesh, China, Pakistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Bhutan and Afghanistan. Here in this content we shall know the co...

The supreme court pronounced its decision on February 15, upheld constitutional rights of people rejecting electoral bonds with immediate effect, that thwarted right to information about the income from the anonymous sources funding to the registered political parties through electoral bonds. What is electoral bonds?  A medium through which funds are sent to the political parties by an individual, groups or committee through purchasing of electoral bonds.  In India, the electoral bonds firstly brought in the parliament as finance bill in 2017 later in 2018 it was enacted.  Provisions of this electoral bonds. The identities of the donars would be kept secrets and not disclosed. The donars had to purchase the specified bonds either in 1000 rupees bond, ten thousand, 1 lakh, 10 lakhs and 1 crore. Since these transactions are done with government banking institution, so it has more transparency as government claimed. Criticism of the electoral bonds   The electoral bonds...

News in School Assembly|News headlines for February 20. National news. 1. The 16th finance commission will take holistic view of fund sharing. - Arvind Pangaria, the chairman of the 16th finance commission, will decide on sharing of taxes and resources between the centre and states. - A finance commission is a constitutional body mentioned in the article 280, which is entrusted the tasks to take decision on sharing of taxes and resources between the centre and states. 2. ASI resumes excavation of Vikramshila Mahavihara. - The Archeological survey of India again restart excavation process of 8th century built Mahavihara at Antichak village in Bhagalpur. - The Vikramshila Mahavihara, inhabited by thousands of Buddhist monks and scholars for research was one of most important centre of learning in India during Pala Dynasty. International news. 1. G7 demands clarification on circumstances of Alexey Navalany death. - G7 foreign ministers called on Russia to fully clarify the circumstances ...

News in School Assembly | News headlines for February 17 National news. 1. Supreme court struck down electrol bond scheme, says unconstitutional. - Supreme court on Thursday struck down electrol bond introduced by the BJP government in 2018, saying corporate donars have bigger influence on political process than individual donars. - The supreme court also said that the anonymity of electrol bonds violates citizen's right to information. 2. Rahul Gandhi says, he will hold financial survey if elected. - Congress veteran Rahul Gandhi underlying the importance of financial survey said it would determine how much money is in the hands of the rich people and how much money the poor own. International news . 1. Greece legalises same Sex marriage. -  The law gives same sex couples the right to wed and adopt children. It comes after decades of campaigning by LGBT community. - In India, supreme court denied same Sex marriage and adoption in its virdict on 17 October 2023. 2. Russia's opp...

The Union Home minister Amit Shah on August 5th, 2019 scrapped the article 370 that granted a special status to the Jammu and Kashmir. The move triggered a widespread criticism of the central government and drew flak from oppositions. Historical background  Jammu and Kashmir was become an integral part of India by an instrument of annexation. Later on 17 October 1948, the centre gave a special status to the state kept foreign affairs, communication and defence in it's hands. The central laws didn't enforce in the state without having permission from state legislative assembly. Any laws or schemes of the central government had to get prior permission from the state for the enactment. The state had it's own constitution and flag and had little autonomy. People of other states had no rights to live permanently or purchase land there after 14 May 1954 due to enactment of section 35-a of article 370. This section prohibited outsiders to settle in Jammu and Kashmir. People who we...

 Recently, the parliament has passed a bill relating public examination in which several new things have been added in order to conduct fair examinations.  The new Public Examination ( prevention of unfair means) act 2024 prevents any kinds of unfair in examination ranging from cheating to organised crimes in exams and provisions of imprisonment and hefty fine also add colour to this new law. There would be imprisonment of 5 to 10 years and fine upto 1 crore rupees definitely showing the correct intention of the government how much it is focussing on exam system however the unemployment rate is still at high across India. The law is passed in the parliament, however states are not bonded to enforce the law in their states. It's all depends upon the discretion of the states wether to follow or not. The news of paper leaks, cheating, or unfair means in the exams always disheartened the industrious students who study to make their career in the government sector and the other sid...

News in School Assembly | News Headlines for February 06 National News. 1. Ritu Bahri sworn in as 1st woman Chief Justice of Uttrakhand. - Uttrakhand's first woman chief justice sworn in as the chief justice of Uttrakhand High Court.  - Governor Gurmeet Singh administered the oath of office to justice Ritu Bahri at RajBhavan. 2. Indian embassy staffer in Moscow held for ISI links. Uttar Pradesh's Anti Terror Squad (ATS) on Sunday arrested Satendra Siwal on charge of spying for Pakistan's ISI, who was deputed in Moscow embassy as an assistant security. - a case under Section 121A ( Conspiracy against the state) and the Official Secrets Act 1923, was registered against the embassy staffer in Lucknow.  3. PM launches Kamakhy corridor project. - Shakti Peeth Kamakhya will become the gateway to tourism in the North East, PM declared while launching projects worth Rs 11,600 crore in Assam that include the Kashi Vishwanath-inspired Kamakhya corridor. International News. 1. Michell...