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National, International and Education Headlines for August 26

National, International and Education Headlines for August 26
School Assembly News Headlines (August 26): Top National, International, Education News · NDTV

These headlines describe important events in India and around the world on August 26.

India approved the transfer of some missile technology to private companies.

Several protests and disagreements were reported in different Indian states.

Heavy rain affected Delhi, and a teenager's body was found after a drain accident.

The United States announced more sanctions against Iran.

Iran said it was ready to respond and had a plan to deal with the sanctions.

In education, teachers will receive national awards for their work.

Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science found an enzyme from cow intestines that can break down part of a superbug.

Colleges also announced changes to PhD timelines and investigations into a student's death.

Key facts

Defence technology
Rajnath Singh cleared the transfer of DRDO missile technologies to Indian firms.
Manipur
Protests over the approaching Census 2027 intensified, while security forces seized guns, ammunition and bulletproof vests.
Jammu and Kashmir
A power tariff hike triggered opposition protests, while Omar Abdullah defended the move.
Iran sanctions
The United States announced a sanctions campaign described as economic asphyxiation; Iran said it was fully prepared to retaliate.
Teachers' awards
President Droupadi Murmu is scheduled to honour 48 school teachers with National Awards on Teachers' Day.
Research
Indian Institute of Science scientists discovered a cow-gut enzyme that breaks down a superbug's armour.
Higher education
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay set an eight-year limit for PhD completion after a review.

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