School assembly news headlines, November 3: Top India, world, sports, business news

School Assembly News Headlines – November 3

Today's key updates include significant political moves, commemorative events, and important administrative developments across India and the world.

Gujarat Marks 150 Years of Vande Mataram

The Gujarat government will host a special state-level celebration at the legislative assembly complex in Gandhinagar on November 7 to commemorate 150 years of the national song.

Participants will sing the original version of “Vande Mataram” and take the Swadeshi pledge.

Goa Enforces National Security Act

Starting from November 5, both North and South Goa districts are placed under the National Security Act for a period of three months. The state authorities cited concerns about public order amidst prevailing conditions.

This act allows detention of individuals without formal charges for up to twelve months.

BJP Faces Challenges in Bihar Elections

The Bihar elections, which began on November 6, are crucial for the Bharatiya Janata Party’s regional influence. Opposition groups claim around 10% of the state’s 74 million voters were removed from electoral rolls, alleging disenfranchisement.

A win could reinforce BJP’s hold in northern India, while a loss may highlight its political weaknesses.

Nationwide Bank Holiday for Guru Nanak Jayanti

Banks across multiple states remained closed in observance of the Guru Nanak Jayanti holiday.

Global and National Overview

From Delhi’s policy changes to Kerala’s historic milestones and international peace initiatives, the day reflects an active mix of domestic and global developments.

Author’s Summary: November 3 headlines reflect India’s mix of celebration, political competition, and administrative vigilance amid shifting national and global events.

India Today — 2025-11-07