Here are the key news highlights for September 14, 2025, covering India, world, business, and major developments:
India News
Hindi Diwas is celebrated nationwide, with leaders like Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh calling Hindi a unifying force in India.
PM Modi visits Assam, launches ₹18,530 crore in new projects including bioethanol and polypropylene plants; government takes steps to reduce oil and gas imports.
India and Mauritius begin trade in their own currency to strengthen regional ties.
Earthquake of magnitude 5.9 jolts Assam and parts of Northeast India, no major damage reported yet.
Supreme Court discusses pan-India firecracker regulations; Lok Adalat meets for minor traffic challan waivers.
Bihar’s ruling BJP pushes new development initiatives, citing “double-engine government”.
DLF Cyber City Developers to raise ₹1,100 crore for expansion.
India vs Pakistan Asia Cup: Cricket match faces fan and political pressure, calls for cancellation amid ongoing tensions. Match is played as per schedule.
International News
Nepal lifts curfew after deadly protests; nation appoints its first woman PM, signaling possible stability.
Qatar hosts summit of Muslim leaders in response to escalating Israeli strikes on Gaza and attacks on Doha.
Russia faces drone attacks; fire breaks out at key refinery, Ukraine requests $120 billion in new military funding for 2026.
Over 100,000 marchers take to London streets in a far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson; clashes with police reported.
France deploys jets to Poland, UK ramps up sanctions on Russia.
NASA expels Chinese nationals over espionage fears.
Business & Economy
Post-sale discounts to dealers will not attract GST, giving respite to businesses.
Cardiology catheter prices are set to drop 20–30% after PendraCare acquisition.
Oil prices rise, crude trading up 2% as global supply remains tight.
Nasscom notes India's surging IT exports, driven by deep-tech and AI, while Sensex remains steady.
These headlines reflect today’s major events in India and around the world, from development projects and economic shifts to global diplomacy and safety updates.