Today News Headlines for School Assembly, February 6, 2026: RCB wins WPL 2026, Pariksha Par Charcha begins

Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, February 6, 2026: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on February 6, 2026. Today’s developments span politics, international affairs, sports, business, and education. In India, Parliament witnessed heated debates, Manipur welcomed a new Chief Minister, and PM Modi prepared for a Malaysia visit. Globally, concerns about democracy during Donald Trump’s reign, tribunal verdicts, and aviation safety drew attention. Meanwhile, cricket controversies, trade talks, AI regulation, and education challenges shaped headlines across diverse sectors. The Jammu and Kashmir Economic Survey tabled in the J&K Assembly points out that only 23.81 percent of J&K’s estimated hydropower potential has been harnessed so far. The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed the motion of thanks on the President’s address to the House amid uproar by Opposition members, without Prime Minister Narendra Modi replying to it. The state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will participate in the bidding process for the licence manufacturing of the indigenous fifth-generation fighter jet, the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA), which is set to begin in 2035 After the swearing in of Yumnam Khemchand Singh as Manipur’s new Chief Minister along with four other ministers, the Manipur Legislative Assembly will convene on Thursday afternoon after over one-and-a-half years. The Centre signed an agreement with the Nagaland government and the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO), for the formation of ‘Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority’ (FNTA) within the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake a two-day visit to Malaysia beginning Saturday to strengthen bilateral ties, especially in the areas of trade, investment, energy and maritime security. ## International Human Rights Watch, an international organisation that investigates and reports on abuses happening in all corners of the world, has said that US President Donald Trump has attacked key pillars of democracy. The International Crimes Tribunal-2 sentenced former Awami League MP Muhammad Saiful Islam, the main accused, in the case of burning six bodies in Dhaka’s Ashulia in the 2024 July-August uprising to death. The UK Civil Aviation Authority has asked Air India to explain how a Boeing 787 Dreamliner was allowed to take off from London despite a possible fuel control switch problem. With the 4th edition of the Women’s Premier League in the books, Royal Challengers Bengaluru were crowned champions for the second time in history, joining the Mumbai Indians as the most successful team in the leag Anticipating sanctions from the International Cricket Council (ICC) over their last-minute withdrawal from the T20 World Cup game against India in Colombo on February 15, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) might enforce the Force Majeure clause in their defence, The Indian Express has learnt. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said that India and the US will formally sign the first tranche of the trade agreement by mid-March and will release the joint statement in the next 4 to 5 days. Following the joint statement, the US tariffs will come down to 18 per cent via a White House executive order, Goyal said. X, owned by Elon Musk, told the IT Ministry it may permanently disable accounts creating objectionable Grok AI images of women. The government remains unconvinced, citing no technical explanation or preventive measures. Despite a “mission mode” drive, faculty vacancies persist in Central Universities, IITs, NITs, IIMs and other institutions, the Education Ministry told Parliament. Thousands of posts have been filled, but recruitment remains ongoing due to continuous vacancies. Delhi has claimed the top spot as the world’s most affordable city for international students, according to a new report by Knight Frank, Deloitte India, and Quacquarelli Symonds. The 9th edition of the Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) with Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun. During the conversation, PM said that life is not for exams, but exams are there to hone our lives, education, and exams are a medium. Exams are meant to examine us. The ultimate goal is to see the overall development of education in a student’s life.