Good morning, students! Today is June 10, 2026. In today's assembly, we bring you important news from around the world. Learn about the government's new solar power project in Uttar Pradesh, India's strong foreign policy, a new land port management system, and financial support for oil companies. We also have updates on NASA's Artemis moon mission, India's growing exports, and inspiring sports achievements. Let's begin our day with knowledge and positivity!
📍 Major National News Headlines
- PM Modi spoke with Kuwait's Amir about peace in West Asia.
- Home Minister Amit Shah launched a digital system to speed up cargo and passenger movement at land borders.
- Defence Ministry will build a 250 MW solar plant with battery storage in Uttar Pradesh.
- Government gave ₹1.23 lakh crore to oil companies to keep fuel prices stable.
- External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said India's foreign policy under PM Modi aligns with national goals.
- India expressed concern over human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
- Finance Minister to review flagship schemes with banks in West Bengal.
- Centre announced ₹95,692 crore interim allocation under VB-G RAM G scheme.
- India's exports are rising steadily due to policy reforms, an official said.
🌍 International Affairs
- NASA named the next astronauts for its Artemis Moon programme.
- At least 37 killed and 20,000 displaced in Philippines after 7.8 earthquake
- Cuban president outlines "three scenarios" US may take to destabilize the island
- US hits Bandar Abbas, Sirik and Jask after Iran shoots down Apache helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz
- PM Modi likely to meet President Trump on sidelines of G7 Summit in France next week
🏭 Industry, Schemes & Economy
- Government gave ₹1.23 lakh crore support to oil marketing companies to manage crude oil prices.
- India's exports are rising due to policy push and reforms, an official said.
- Finance Minister will review flagship schemes with state-owned banks and RRBs in West Bengal.
- Centre announced ₹95,692 crore interim allocation under VB-G RAM G scheme for development.
- Earth observation can add $263 billion in annual economic value globally, a report said.
🏆 Sports Updates
- Serena Williams made a triumphant return to tennis, winning her first match back.
- AIFF agreed to a two-year club-led model for ISL; 2026-27 season starts September 4.
- Chess star Gukesh said it's a challenge to enjoy chess right now, but he's working hard.
- Can Yamal emulate Pele and Mbappe? Football fans are excited about his potential.
🔬 Science & Technology
- Defence Ministry will set up a 250 MW solar plant with battery storage in Uttar Pradesh.
- Earth observation technology can boost global economy by $263 billion annually, a report said.
- NASA named astronauts for the next Artemis Moon mission, inspiring future space explorers.
- AI safety summit concluded with nations agreeing on responsible AI development.
📜 On This Day in History
- 1940 - Italy declared war on France and Britain during World War II.
- 1942 - The village of Lidice in Czechoslovakia was destroyed by Nazi forces.
- 1967 - The Six-Day War ended with Israel capturing the Sinai Peninsula, Gaza, West Bank, and Golan Heights.
- 2003 - The Spirit rover was launched by NASA to explore Mars.
- 2016 - The UEFA Euro 2016 football tournament began in France.
💡 Thought of the Day
"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing."
— Walt Disney
📖 Word of the Day
Optimistic (adjective)
Meaning: hopeful and confident about the future
Example: "Stay optimistic even during difficult times."
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources: Headlines compiled from Akashvani / All India Radio evening bulletin (June 9, 2026), plus Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, BBC World, Economic Times, ESPN, and Wikipedia 'On This Day' — all curated by EduSaint Editorial for school assembly use on June 10, 2026.