School Assembly News Headlines Today (February 26): Top National, Business News, Sports News, Education News & World News with Weather Updates & Thought of the Day

School Assembly News Headlines Today, 26 February 2026: Here are the important news headlines for today, February 26. These updates cover key national, international, sports, and general news to help you stay informed about what is happening around the world.

School Assembly News Headlines Today, 26 February 2026

The following are the National, Business, Sports, and World News.

National News Today - 26 February, 2026

• Historic Diplomatic Moment as PM Modi Lands in Israel, Welcomed with Guard of Honour After Nine-Year Gap
• Centre Takes Action Against Obscene OTT Streaming: Government Blocks Five Digital Platforms to Enforce IT Rules & Protect Public Decency
• Supreme Court Refuses to Ban ‘Yadav Ji ki Love Story’, Says Film Does Not Portray Caste Negatively
• Why There Was No Black Box on the Jharkhand Air Ambulance That Crashed, Killing Seven Onboard
• Jeju Island Trip Turns Into Nightmare: Indian Travel Vlogger Sachin Awasthi & Wife Denied Entry, Held in ‘Jail-Like’ Conditions, Embassy Issues Advisory
• Why Panipat Refinery Workers Are Protesting? What Are Their Demands as Security Forces Fire Two Warning Shots | Watch
• Rahul Gandhi to Lay Foundation Stone for Congress Housing Project for Wayanad Landslide Survivors on Feb 26
• Indian Navy to Commission ‘Dolphin Hunter’ INS Anjadip in Chennai, Boosting Coastal Surveillance
• Supreme Court Orders EROs and AEROs to Submit Pre-February 14 Documents to Judicial Officers in SIR Case
• 25,000 Students but No Teachers: Madhya Pradesh State Universities Grapple with Academic Crisis
• ‘Creative Freedom Must Be Protected’: Centre Backs Certification of ‘Kerala Story 2’
• Inside the ₹590-Crore Scam: Former IDFC FIRST Bank Manager at Centre of Massive Fraud
• 100-Year-Old Loan Haunts British Era: Family Demands Repayment of ₹35,000 Borrowed During Raj

World News Today - 26 February, 2026

• India-Pakistan Would Have Been in a Nuclear War': Trump Claims His Intervention Prevented Catastrophe During May 2025 Standoff
• Trump State of the Union Highlights: India-Pakistan Nuclear War Claim, Immigration Crackdown, Gaza Ceasefire, Tariffs & Economy
• U.S. and South Korean Militaries to Hold Joint Drills in March as Tensions Rise With North Korea
• German Leader Arrives in China to Push for Fair Trade and Seek Support to End Ukraine War
• Bill Gates Apologises to Foundation Staff Over Past Jeffrey Epstein Ties: Report
• U.S. Military Plane Hits Road Barrier During Philippines Training Exercise, Five Personnel Injured
• UN Security Council Sanctions Four Sudanese Commanders Over El-Fasher Atrocities
• 2019 Easter Attacks: Sri Lanka Detains Ex-Intel Chief as Accountability Drive Intensifies
• Fake Credentials Scandal: Pakistani Judge Worked Five Years in High Court Without Valid Law Degree
• Trump Defends Tariff Push, Says Trade Levies Will Replace Income Tax in Major Economic Shift

Business News Today 26 February, 2026

• Shivraj Singh Chouhan Proposes Direct Benefit Transfer of Fertiliser Subsidy, Signals Shift Away From Company-Led Model
• Trolley Bags Full of Cash Seized in Raids on Odisha Mining Official’s Residence, Enforcement Agencies Probe Source

Sports News Today - 26 February, 2026

• Ranji Trophy Final Controversy: BCCI Takes Strict Action Against Jammu and Kashmir Captain After Headbutt Incident
• Ranji Trophy Final: Jammu and Kashmir Build Massive 527/6 Lead Against Karnataka as Tempers Flare
• ‘There Can Be Changes’: Sanju Samson in Focus as Team India Hints at Big Playing XI Shake-Up for Zimbabwe Clash
• India Stun Australia in Dramatic Shoot-Out to Register First Win in FIH Pro League Campaign
• Daniil Medvedev Calls for Overhaul of Tennis Ranking System to Reduce Physical and Mental Load on Players
• Inter Milan Eliminated as Bodo/Glimt Script Champions League Upset; Newcastle and Atletico Advance
• Afghanistan Name Richard Pybus as Head Coach Ahead of Packed International Calendar

Today's Weather Updates

Delhi is set to witness a sunny and unusually warm day on February 26, 2026, as winter fades earlier than usual. Daytime temperatures are expected to hover between 29°C and 32°C, well above normal levels, while nights will remain mild at around 13°C to 15°C.

The city will see mostly clear skies with ample sunshine, though some areas may experience light mist or fog during the early morning hours. Moderate surface winds of 15–25 km/h are likely in the afternoon, potentially creating slightly dusty conditions, and there is no forecast of rainfall for the day.

Thought of the Day

Athifa from Grade 5 thoughtfully shared this week’s inspiring message: “Courage is not the absence of fear, but the strength to overcome it.” Her words remind us that bravery doesn’t mean never feeling afraid—it means having the confidence and determination to face and rise above our fears.