Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Nationwide Raids, International Tensions, and Sports Updates Dominate Headlines
India's security agency is searching multiple locations across five states to find people linked to the Al-Qaida terror group.
Meanwhile, the US Secretary of State has spoken out against a recent bombing in Delhi, while also noting positive signs in India's relationship with Canada.
In sports news, two well-known Indian cricketers have been allowed to skip a local match, and a former Australian player is now a coach for an Indian team.
A court in Bangladesh is set to announce a verdict for a former Prime Minister soon.
The US government is back to work after a long shutdown, and Ukraine has removed its justice minister due to corruption.
India is also making new rules to help businesses that export goods and to encourage the use of important minerals for green energy.
Students can now see the dates for their big exams next year, and a university is being questioned about its official standing.
NIA conducts raids across five states in a probe linked to Al-Qaida terror conspiracy.
US Secretary of State condemns Delhi blast and praises India's probe; India-Canada ties show signs of revival.
Cricketers Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dube permitted to skip Ranji Trophy match; Shane Watson named KKR assistant coach.
International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh to announce verdict on former PM Sheikh Hasina on November 17.
US government shutdown ends after 43 days; Ukraine suspends justice minister over corruption scandal.
India approves royalty rate rationalization for critical minerals and enhances credit facilities for exporters.
Time tables released for ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 exams for 2026; Al-Falah University faces scrutiny over accreditation.
Supreme Court issues warning over worsening Delhi pollution and suggests banning luxury cars to promote EVs.
- Who
- NIA, Al-Qaida, US Secretary of State, Indian and Canadian officials, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube, Shane Watson, Sourav Ganguly, International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh, former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, US President Donald Trump, Ukraine's justice minister, Tamil Nadu government staff, retired Mumbai lawyer, fake cops, Supreme Court, Al Falah University Founder, Jemimah Rodrigues.
- What
- Raids in terror probe, condemnation of Delhi blast, revival of India-Canada ties, cricketers opting out of Ranji Trophy, KKR appoints new coach, verdict on Sheikh Hasina, US government shutdown ends, Ukraine's justice minister suspended, royalty rates rationalized, export credit facilities increased, ICSE/ISC exam timetables released, Al-Falah University accreditation issue, fake trading racket, cyber fraud using bomb scare, rising Delhi pollution, call to ban luxury cars for EV promotion.
- When
- November 14, 2025; Verdict expected November 17; Government shutdown lasted 43 days.
- Where
- Across five states in India, Delhi, Canada, Bangladesh, USA, Ukraine, Pakistan, Mumbai, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu.
- Why
- To investigate terror conspiracy, condemn attack and respond professionally, deepen economic links, players' requests, players' personal reasons, fight corruption, end government funding stalemate, address corruption scandal, support green energy and exports, inform students about exams and accreditation issues, fraudulent activities, promoting electric vehicles, environmental concerns.
National Security Concerns
Economic Development Focus
Terrorism Investigation vs. Economic Reforms
National Security Concerns
National Investigation Agency (NIA) is conducting raids across five states in connection with an Al-Qaida terror conspiracy, indicating a focus on national security threats.
Economic Development Focus
The Indian government is rationalizing royalty rates for critical minerals and enhancing credit facilities for exporters, demonstrating a focus on economic growth and development.
- Date
- November 14, 2025
- National Security
- NIA conducts raids across five states in an Al-Qaida terror conspiracy probe. Terror suspect linked to Pulwama attack mastermind's wife.
- International Relations
- US Secretary of State condemns Delhi blast and praises India's probe. Pakistan's Defence Minister warns of a two-front war. India-Canada ties show signs of revival.
- Sports
- Cricketers Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dube permitted to skip Ranji Trophy. Shane Watson named KKR assistant coach. Sourav Ganguly hints at full-time role with Delhi Capitals.
- International Law
- International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh to announce verdict on former PM Sheikh Hasina on November 17.
- US Politics
- US government shutdown ends after 43 days. Donald Trump signs bill to end shutdown.
- Ukraine Politics
- Ukraine suspends justice minister over corruption scandal.
- Indian Economics
- India approves royalty rate rationalization for critical minerals and enhances credit facilities for exporters. Tamil Nadu hikes dearness allowance by 3%.
- Education
- Time tables released for ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 exams for 2026. Al-Falah University faces scrutiny over accreditation.
- Crime
- Retired Mumbai lawyer loses Rs 10 crore in fake trading racket. Fake cops use bomb scare for cyber fraud. Al Falah University Founder jailed in cheating case.
- Environment
- Supreme Court warns of 'permanent damage' as Delhi pollution worsens. Supreme Court tips 'Ban Luxury Cars' to promote EVs.
Sources
School Assembly News Headlines For November 13: Top National, International & Others News
Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 14: NIA cracks down on Al-Qaida case; Suryakumar, Shivam Dube opt out of Ranji Trophy & more
