Today's school assembly news bulletin brings a quick roundup of the most important developments from across India, the world, and the sporting arena. Staying updated with current events not only improves general awareness but also helps students understand the issues shaping society and global affairs.Here are the top 15 headlines for the morning assembly on June 17:National NewsGovernment mandates a doctor's prescription for the sale of all medicinal syrups, including cough medicines.Telegram faces temporary restrictions in India ahead of the NEET re-examination; NTA supports the decision.Export duty on diesel and aviation turbine fuel increased, while petrol remains unaffected.NCERT to restore the original image of the iconic 'Dancing Girl' in school textbooks following public criticism.ISRO preparing for another PSLV launch attempt by late June or early July after two unsuccessful missions.International NewsDonald Trump could unveil a proposed US-Iran agreement before Friday, according to Vice President J.D. Vance.Japan's Prime Minister calls for stronger cooperation among G7 nations to address challenges related to China.Eight personnel killed after a B-52 bomber crashes at Edwards Air Force Base in California.SpaceX valuation climbs sharply as total fundraising reaches $85.7 billion.Adventurer known as the 'Spider-Man of Yemen' dies after a fall while scaling a volcanic crater.Sports NewsYoung cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi involved in a heated on-field altercation following India A's Super Over defeat.Smriti Mandhana named the only Indian sportsperson in TIME magazine's list of the 100 most influential athletes.FIFA World Cup 2026: Spain held to a shock draw by Cape Verde in one of the tournament's biggest surprises.Iran and New Zealand play out an entertaining 2-2 draw in their World Cup opener.Donald Trump likely to present the FIFA World Cup trophy to the winning captain at the final ceremony.That concludes today's top headlines. Have a great day and keep learning through the news around you.