Archive · 26 Sep 2025
News Roundup: India Weather, International Talks, and Sports
Today's news includes travel disruptions in Kolkata due to heavy rain, which also caused extensive crop damage in Maharashtra.
Internationally, there's discussion about the Ukraine war with Trump's comments, and Pakistan is blaming Afghan nationals for TTP attacks.
In sports, Pakistan won a cricket match.
Other news involves the President's visit, scientists finding dinosaur fossils and the preparations for the commonwealth games.
Heavy rains cause flight cancellations and delays in Kolkata.
Crops damaged across a large area in Maharashtra due to heavy rains.
Trump suggests Ukraine could regain territory with NATO assistance.
Pakistan claims Afghan nationals are responsible for TTP attacks.
Pakistan wins a cricket match against Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup.
- Who
- Droupadi Murmu, Trump, Scientists, Pakistan, India
- What
- Flights cancelled, Crop damage, Discussions on Ukraine war, TTP Attacks, sports results
- When
- Thursday (President's visit), ongoing events
- Where
- India, Ukraine, Iran, Pakistan, Argentina
- Why
- Updates on national, international, and sports events
- Flights
- Over 90 flights cancelled due to heavy rain in Kolkata
- Crop Damage
- Heavy rains damaged crops on nearly 70 lakh acres in Maharashtra
- Trump
- Says Ukraine can win back all territory with NATO's help
- Pakistan
- Afghan Nationals Behind 70% of TTP Attacks
- Sports - Cricket
- Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in Asia Cup
Sources
School Assembly News Headlines For September 24: Top National, International & Other News
School Assembly News Headlines (September 24): Flood alert in Kolkata, SRK wins National Award, Pant ruled out of upcoming test series and more
School Assembly News Headlines Today (Sept 24): Top National, International & Sports Updates + Thought of the Day
News Today Live Updates, 24 September | Third highest single-day rainfall in Kolkata after 1978: Was it a cloudburst? Here’s what IMD says
School Assembly News Headlines (September 25): CBSE 2026 exam dates out, India’s energy push with US, and global calls for peace
