School Assembly News Headlines February 27 2025: Hamas hands over hostages; Trump's layoffs and other news

The news for today, February 27, 2025, includes significant updates on national events, education, and sports.

Published on: Feb 27, 2025, 05:54:35 IST

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Here is everything you need to be informed on, from business trends and sports events to national and international developments. The top headlines for February 27, 2025, are as follows:

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National

*‘Survives on international handouts’: India hits out at Pakistan over Kashmir remarks at Geneva meet

*Telangana tunnel rescue operations will likely end in 2 days: Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy

*Sambhal violence: ‘Non-cooperation’ causing delays in magisterial inquiry

*Foreign currency worth $400,000 hidden in students’ notebooks seized at Pune airport

*Kerala mass murder: Police now suspects financial crisis as motive behind killings

*Govt against life poll ban over convictions

*India successfully test fires naval anti-ship missile

International

*Israeli official says Hamas has handed to Red Cross 4 bodies of Israelis held hostage in Gaza

*Tulsi Gabbard to dismiss 100 intel officers over misuse of classified NSA chatroom for transgender discussions

*Musk and his 'humble tech support' effort get star turn at Trump's Cabinet meeting

*‘When we make mistakes, we will…’: Elon Musk admits DOGE ‘accidentally’ cut Ebola prevention funding

*France threatens to review longstanding accords with Algeria

*First measles death in US since 2015 as disease affects ‘close-knit’ Mennonite community

*Trump administration plans large-scale layoffs as Elon Musk pushes $1 trillion budget cut

Business

*20-year-old student working part-time for Swiggy in Delhi calls firm's insurance ‘useless’: ‘They don’t let us…'

*Tesla's market value dips below $1 trillion as firm's Europe sales slump

*Volkswagen used ‘secret scheme’ to pay lower taxes: Govt tells Bombay HC

*First made-in-India semiconductor chip to be ready this year: Ashwini Vaishnaw

*Apple to invest in Indonesia in bid to end iPhone sales ban in country

*Donald Trump ends US initiative to boost electricity access in Africa

Sports

*Forward Valeri Nichushkin will return to the Avalanche lineup for the 1st time in nearly 2 months

*IOC grants provisional recognition to World Boxing

*Indian senior women's team goes down to Korea in Pink Ladies Cup

*Afghanistan send England packing to reinforce giant-slayer legacy as Zadran, Omarzai fuel shock Champions Trophy exit

*Jalen Green, Rockets hold off Bucks

Entertainment

*Conan O'Brien says Oscars can't avoid politics but won't dwell on it

*Michelle Trachtenberg's health battle: ‘Gossip Girl’ actor underwent liver transplant before her death

*Kolkata Comic Con ends on a high with a bong touch

*Video of Karen Huger's DUI arrest resurfaces as she receives 1-year jail sentence

*Chhaava box office collection day 13: Vicky Kaushal, Rashmika Mandanna film zooms towards ₹400 crore mark in India

*Hollywood fights to keep its role as the world's film capital

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