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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, September 15, 2026: CJP to join MPSC protest

Today News Headlines for School Assembly, September 15, 2026: CJP to join MPSC protest

School Assembly News Headlines for September 15, 2026: In a significant development, the CJP has joined the MPSC aspirants' protest against exam irregularities. The party has called for the resignation of the MPSC chairman and secretary, threatening a statewide campaign if their demands are not met by September 24. Meanwhile, India has decided to export 654 MW of electricity to Nepal daily until the end of the year, following the damage caused to its hydropower stations by recent floods.

In international news, Oman has called off Iran-Gulf talks regarding the Strait of Hormuz security, citing the need for regional consensus. The delay in the talks was reportedly requested by some regional states and agreed upon jointly by Iran and Oman. In sports, Sri Lankan javelin thrower Rumesh Pathirage emerged victorious at the World Ultimate Championships, setting a record with a throw of 91.09 meters.

Oil prices have seen a 3% increase, reaching $107.82 for Brent crude and $103.22 for WTI, due to Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the shutdown of Saudi pipelines. Lastly, the Savitribai Phule Pune University has postponed the Maharashtra State Eligibility Test for the third time, now planning to conduct it on October 25, 2026.

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