School Assembly News Headlines For November 6: Top National, International & Others News

News Headlines for School Assembly, November 6, 2025: From Donald Trump responding to the newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to Rahul Gandhi alleging large-scale electoral malpractice in the 2024

Haryana Assembly elections, here are the top news highlights for November 6.

Top National News:

– Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday alleged extensive electoral malpractice in the 2024 Haryana Assembly elections, claiming a Brazilian model was registered as a voter in Haryana 22 times at 10 different booths.

– The initial investigation report on Tuesday’s tragic train collision in Bilaspur, which left 11 dead and several others injured, revealed that the crash occurred after the crew of train no. 68733 (MEMU Local) failed to stop the train at a danger signal.

Top International News:

– US President Donald Trump on Wednesday responded to the newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani with a terse post on Truth Social. On his official handle, Trump wrote, “And so it begins!”

– Pakistan is set to cancel at least 250,000 Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs), which they claim have been issued illegally to Afghan nationals, according to top intelligence sources.

Top Sports News:

– Legendary Chess GM Viswananthan Anand stated that most of the top brass are unhappy with the way former World Champion and Russian Grand Master, Vladimir Kramnik, has conducted himself following the untimely demise of Daniel Naroditsky in October.

Top News in Business:

– India’s Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) market is projected to grow nearly threefold to around Rs 21 lakh crore in assets under management (AUM) by 2030, driven by rising institutional participation, policy reforms, and the country’s $4.5-trillion infrastructure investment push, according to a new white paper by Client Associates (CA) titled “InvITs in India: A Comprehensive Analysis 2025.”

Top News in Education:

– The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBoSE) has revised the class 10 annual examination schedule for 2026 for the winter-zone areas due to assembly bye-elections.