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28 October, 2025 | School Assembly News Headlines Today: Chhath Puja | SIR | Montha Cyclone

TOP NEWS: Here are the top 10 news headlines this morning.. The following headlines cover News from India, World, Business, Entertainment and Sports. The headlines are ideal for reciting in school assembly post-morning prayers.

Published By: Kshitiz Dwivedi
Last Updated: October 28, 2025 06:36:11 IST

Following are the top 10 News headlines this Tuesday morning on October 28th, 2025:

Chhath Puja Sandhya Arghya celebrated all over India as lakhs of people gather at ghats in Bihar, UP, and Delhi

Election Commission launches special intensive revision (SIR) of voters lists in 12 states and 6 union territories, covering 51 crore voters.

Cyclone Montha hits Andhra Pradesh and Odisha; schools shut, more than 25 trains cancelled, mass evacuations in progress.

India discovers 36 Chinese aircraft shelters along Arunachal border, raising security fears.

S Jaishankar and Marco Rubio meet in Malaysia during US-India tariff tensions.

US B-1B bombers take off along the coast of Venezuela in display of power amid escalation in tensions.

Trump Secures Key Agreements on Rare Earths & Tariffs in Southeast Asia Trade Deal

Adani Energy Q2 numbers: Revenue increases 7%, EBITDA increases by 12%.

Shreyas Iyer shifts from ICU following near-fatal injury; condition remains “delicate,” parents try to get quick visas to fly down to Sydney

India bids farewell to jiu-jitsu Asian Games competitor Rohini Kalam who took her own life.

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