Daily Current Affairs June 2025: Welcome to Your Ultimate June 2025 Current Affairs Digest! Staying updated with current affairs is no longer a challenge! In this single post, you’ll find day-wise updates from 1st to 30th June 2025 presented in a clean, tabular format. Whether you’re preparing for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railways, Defence, or any other competitive exam, this post has you covered. Each day’s most important headlines are explained in simple words to help you revise smarter and faster.
The Biden administration warned that if it can’t finalize new trade agreements with partners (e.g., EU, UK, Japan, India) by July 9, tariffs ranging from 10% to 50% could be reinstated. Only a limited deal with Britain has been reached so far.
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Wall Street Closes H1 2025 at Record Highs
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended the first half of the year at record levels. U.S. and Canada resumed trade talks, and the dollar slid for the sixth month—driven by tariff hopes and political rhetoric affecting the Fed.
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India Collects ₹1.85 Trillion GST in June
June’s GST collection hit ₹1.85 trillion, up 6.2% YoY, signaling strong economic activity and improved tax compliance—a positive indicator ahead of GDP Q1 projections.
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Factory Output Faces U.S. Tariff Pressure
Amidst rising U.S. trade tensions, global manufacturers, including in China and Europe, showed resilience. India stood out with a 14-month high in factory activity driven by strong exports.
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Europe Scorches Under Severe June Heatwave
A heatwave across Europe led to Italy banning outdoor work during peak hours, France shutting nearly 1,900 schools, and wildfires displacing thousands in Turkey—highlighting climate risks.
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Oil Prices Dip on Supply and Tariff Fears
Brent crude eased to $66.44/bbl amid expectations of increased OPEC+ supply and looming U.S. tariffs that could weaken economic growth and demand.
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Rupee Strengthens Amid Fed-Cut Bets
The Indian rupee and bonds rallied (up ~1.3%) as global markets priced in potential Fed rate cuts and lower crude prices. The 10-year yield stabilized around 6.31%.
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July Forecast Bright After Record Wet June
Following a June rainfall surplus (9%), IMD forecasts above-average July rains for most regions—boosting confidence ahead of agricultural sowing.
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Early Monsoon Coverage Accelerates Crop Sowing
The monsoon reached full national coverage by 29 June (nine days early), boosting planting of rice, soy, cotton, and corn across farm regions.
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India’s Economic Growth Outlook Supports ₹ Flows
Despite global uncertainties, a Reuters poll projected 6.4% GDP growth for FY 2025–26, led by government investment—supporting domestic fiscal health and currency.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) confirmed that the southwest monsoon has now covered the entire country—over a week ahead of normal. This early onset is expected to positively impact kharif sowing and reduce water shortages across various regions.
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India Observes National Statistics Day
India celebrated National Statistics Day on 29 June, commemorating Prof. P.C. Mahalanobis. The 2025 theme was “AI for Data‑Driven Policy Making.” Events were held across ministries to promote evidence-based governance using statistical tools.
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IAEA Warns Iran May Resume Uranium Enrichment
The IAEA expressed concern that Iran could resume enriching uranium at a rapid pace, despite airstrikes on nuclear facilities. This development raises global nuclear tensions amid ongoing Middle East instability.
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Evin Prison Airstrike: 71 Reported Dead
Iran reported that an Israeli strike on Evin Prison in Tehran killed 71 inmates, many of whom were political prisoners. The incident has drawn international criticism and worsened regional tensions.
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Turkish Police Crack Down on LGBTQ+ Pride March
In Istanbul, dozens of LGBTQ+ activists were detained during a banned Pride March. Human rights groups criticized the Turkish government’s continued clampdown on peaceful demonstrations.
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Ukraine Loses F‑16 Pilot in Russian Airstrike
A Ukrainian fighter pilot was killed while defending Kyiv during a large-scale Russian missile and drone attack. President Zelenskyy renewed calls for advanced air defense systems from allies.
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U.S. and Russian Spy Chiefs Establish Hotline
CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Russian SVR Director Sergey Naryshkin agreed to maintain a direct line of communication to prevent miscalculations amid increasing global intelligence tensions.
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Kremlin Warns EU of Sanctions Blowback
Russia warned the European Union that its “illegal” sanctions could damage European economies more than Russia’s. The Kremlin signaled further retaliation through trade and energy policy.
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Global Economy at ‘Pivotal Moment’: BIS
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) issued a warning that growing geopolitical tensions, inflationary pressures, and fragmented trade could severely impact global financial stability.
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Gulf Markets Rally on Iran–Israel Ceasefire and Fed Hopes
Stock markets across the Gulf surged as hopes of a ceasefire in the Middle East conflict grew and optimism increased over a possible U.S. interest rate cut in July.
The IMD forecasts that the monsoon will cover all of India within 3–4 days—over a week ahead of schedule—boosting kharif crop sowing and helping alleviate initial rainfall deficit.
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India’s Economy to Grow 6.4% in FY 26, Says Reuters Poll
A Reuters poll of 51 economists projects India’s GDP to grow 6.4% in FY 2025–26, led by strong government capex; private investment and jobs recovery remain concerns.
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RBI Launches ₹1 Trillion Reverse Repo to Manage Liquidity
On 27 June, the RBI announced a week-long variable-rate reverse repo auction of ₹1 trillion to absorb excess liquidity and realign overnight rates closer to the repo.
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India’s Private Sector PMI Hits 14-Month High of 61.0
The HSBC composite PMI rose to 61.0 in June—highest since April 2024—driven by record export orders, output growth, and robust domestic demand.
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India Rejects Pakistan’s Attribution in Waziristan Attack
The MEA dismissed Pakistani claims linking India to the North Waziristan suicide attack, calling the allegations “baseless.” Pakistan reported 13 soldiers killed.
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Prada Credits Ancient Indian Origins of Kolhapuri Sandals
Prada acknowledged that its new “Kolhapuri-inspired” sandals are based on traditional Indian designs, following backlash from artisans and political leaders.
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India Proposes Rare-Earth Incentives Amid China Curbs
New measures include incentives for domestic rare-earth mining, processing, and magnet manufacturing to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains.
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Court of Arbitration Issue on Kishenganga, Ratle Projects
India rejected a supplemental Arbitral Tribunal award on its Kishenganga and Ratle hydropower projects, citing treaty violations under the Indus Waters Treaty.
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India to Attend BRICS Summit in Brazil (5–8 July)
PM Modi confirmed his participation at the upcoming BRICS Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, signaling continued commitment to the bloc’s evolving agenda.
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India vs England Cricket Tours Begin
India’s women’s team started a 3 ODI + 5 T20I tour in England from 28 June; the men’s 5-Test series is underway simultaneously as part of the World Test Championship.
📅 27 June 2025 – Current Affairs
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India Pushes for Permanent China Border Solution
At the SCO Defence Ministers’ summit in Qingdao, Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh urged a “permanent solution” to the undemarcated 3,800 km India–China border, calling for a structured roadmap, trust-building, and renewed disengagement mechanisms following the 2020 clash. No joint statement emerged due to terrorism phrasing disputes.
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India Counters China’s Rare-Earth Export Curbs
In response to China’s export restrictions, India launched a seven-year initiative to boost domestic rare-earth mining, processing, and magnet production, aiming to cut dependence despite ranking 5th globally in reserves.
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SEBI Probes ₹3 billion Pump-and-Dump Scam
The market regulator has begun investigations into a ₹3,000 crore stock-rigging scandal, executing searches across Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Gurugram. Around 15–20 shell firms and two agro-tech companies are under scrutiny.
During SCO discussions, India and Russia agreed to resume negotiations over supplying S‑400 missile systems and upgrading Su‑30 MKI aircraft, reflecting deep defence cooperation amid global strategic recalibration.
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Rupee Extends Rally on Fed Rate-Cut Optimism
The rupee gained ~1% for the week, touching ₹85.58–85.62/USD, supported by expectations of an upcoming US Fed rate cut and easing oil prices following the Israel–Iran ceasefire.
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India’s GDP Projected to Grow 6.4% in 2025–26
A Reuters poll forecasts 6.4% GDP growth for FY 2025–26—slightly below FY25’s 6.5%—driven by robust government investment, though concerns remain over job creation and income inequality.
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Rugby Premier League Launched in India
The new Rugby Sevens league features six franchises with 5 marquee, 5 Indian, and 3 bridge players each. Aimed at boosting grassroots participation, the league hopes to secure Olympic qualification by LA 2028.
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India Records Current Account Surplus in Q4
RBI data reveals a $13.5 bn current account surplus for Q4 FY 24–25—India’s first in a year—led by strong service exports and remittances, despite a widening merchandise trade gap.
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PM Modi to Attend BRICS Summit in Brazil
PM Modi is scheduled to visit Brazil from 5–8 July to attend the third BRICS Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, marking India’s continuing role in the bloc.
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Pilot Scheme for Human‑Tiger Conflict Launched
The Environment Ministry approved an ₹88 cr pilot under CAMPA to manage human‑tiger conflict outside reserves across 80 divisions in 10 states. It includes monitoring systems, community engagement, and compensation mechanisms.
📅 26 June 2025 – Current Affairs
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India–US Trade Talks Hit Roadblock
Negotiations ahead of the July 9 tariff deadline have stalled, with India and the US disagreeing on reciprocal duties, especially on auto components, steel, and agricultural products. India is seeking the rollback of a proposed 26% tariff, while the US is pushing for deeper access to its farm and auto markets.
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Monsoon Arrives More Than a Week Early
The IMD forecasts that the monsoon will cover the entire country—including remaining zones—within the next 3–4 days. This early onset is a boost for kharif sowing, reversing earlier delays.
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Commemoration of ‘Samvidhan Hatya Diwas’
Chandigarh officials observed “Samvidhan Hatya Diwas” on the 50th anniversary of the Emergency (1975), honoring defenders of democracy and urging today’s youth to safeguard constitutional values.
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Pine Labs Files for ₹2,600 Cr IPO
Payment solutions provider Pine Labs has filed for sale of fresh shares worth ₹2,600 crore, with investors like PayPal and Mastercard offloading existing stock. Funds will support global expansion and tech upgrades.
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Black Box Data Downloaded in AI‑171 Crash Probe
Flight recorder data from Air India’s crashed Boeing 787 has been downloaded by AAIB in Delhi and is undergoing detailed analysis. Investigators aim to reconstruct sequence leading to the Ahmedabad accident.
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Rupee to Open Higher After Dollar Weakens
The rupee is expected to open stronger (around ₹85.96–85.98/USD) after the dollar dropped amid renewed criticism of the Fed Chair by President Trump.
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SCO Defence Meeting Fails to Adopt Joint Statement
At the SCO defence ministers meeting in China, India blocked a joint statement absent terrorism mentions, highlighting tension with Pakistan over the Kashmir attack.
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Government Pushes Faster Green Energy Deals
The Power Ministry has proposed a draft rule requiring DISCOMs to seek regulatory approval within 30 days of signing clean energy deals—part of India’s 2030 500 GW renewable target blueprint.
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Government Supports S&P’s 6.5% GDP Growth Forecast
S&P Global has upgraded India’s FY26 GDP estimate to 6.5%. The revision is backed by resilient domestic consumption, benign inflation, and fiscal-monetary support.
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Govt Moves to Dismiss Import Curbs Challenge
India’s government told courts to reject petitions challenging recent copper import restrictions, citing the need to correct unfair trade practices and safeguard domestic industries.
📅 25 June 2025 – Current Affairs (Daily / Monthly Current Affairs 2025 )
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50th Emergency Anniversary Observed
India marked the 50th anniversary of the 1975 Emergency (June 25, 1975–March 1977) with public debates on democracy and civil rights.
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Israel–Iran Ceasefire in Effect
A temporary ceasefire appeared to hold after renewed strikes, reducing tensions in West Asia and calming oil and currency markets.
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Coffee Export Surges in India
Indian coffee exports significantly increased in Q1 FY 26, driven by demand for robusta and arabica beans with value-added processing.
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CDS and DMA Empowered for Joint Orders
India’s Chief of Defence Staff and Department of Military Affairs granted authority to issue unified operational instructions to armed forces.
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Climate-Focused Railway Livestock Trials
Indian Railways experimented with crushed stone usage along tracks to trap carbon—a move toward sustainable infrastructure.
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CAR T‑Cell Technique Breakthrough
Indian researchers reported success using in vivo CAR T-cell production approach, potentially transforming cancer immunotherapy.
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Older Ships Pending Retirement Alert
Maritime watchdog cautioned against decommissioning old vessels due to safety risks; suggested phased upgrades under environmental mandates.
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Funigicide Overuse Tied to Fungal Infections
Studies showed excessive use of tebuconazole in agriculture is linked to resistant Candida tropicalis infections in India.
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PIB Launches ‘Know Your DIGIPIN’ Portal
Department of Posts launched tools for accessing Digital Postal Index Numbers and PIN codes through new web platforms.
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UK Defence Firms Gain from NATO Pact
UK defense stocks of Babcock and others surged as NATO planned 5% GDP defense spending target by 2035.
📅 24 June 2025 – Current Affairs (Daily / Monthly Current Affairs 2025 )
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India Signs MoU with Japan on Maritime Security
On 24 June, India and Japan signed a maritime cooperation MoU focusing on Indo-Pacific naval exercises and humanitarian operations.
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Monsoon Arrives Early in Chandigarh
IMD confirmed monsoon hit Chandigarh on 24 June—the earliest onset in 16 years—boosting crop prospects for the kharif season.
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RBI Cuts Rates by 50 bps to 5.5%
RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee reduced the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.5%, citing soft inflation and growth concerns.
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India Rises to 99th in SDG Ranking
India entered the top 100 of UN’s Sustainable Development Goals Index, reaching 99th position in 2025.
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Australia Protests Trump Comment on Iran Strikes
Australia formally protested after former President Trump called Iran action “bloody sociopathic,” raising diplomatic disquiet.
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DGCA Flags Major Airport Safety Lapses
India’s DGCA cited multiple procedural lapses across major airports, urging immediate safety audits.
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Mass Syringe Attack in France
A mass syringe assault at a French music festival injured multiple people, leading to an ongoing criminal investigation.
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US Judge Blocks Harvard Student Policy
A US court blocked Harvard’s international student admission policy, citing potential immigration violations.
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NATO Summit in The Hague Opens
The NATO summit convened with focus on defense spending and Middle East stability amid Israel–Iran tensions.
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S&P Nears Record as Oil Prices Dip
S&P and Nasdaq rallied while oil settled near $66/bbl, following easing geopolitical tension.
📅 23 June 2025 – Current Affairs (Daily / Monthly Current Affairs 2025 )
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Australia Labels Trump a “Bloody Sociopath” Over Strikes
After U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, Australian Greens senator Jacqui Lambie condemned former President Trump as a “bloody sociopath.” Prime Minister Albanese backed the strikes but urged caution and diplomacy.
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IOC Marks 131st International Olympic Day
Celebrated on 23 June with the theme “Let’s Move,” International Olympic Day promoted physical activity worldwide. India joined global mass events to foster fitness ahead of Paris 2025.
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British Royals Host Ukraine Delegation
On 23 June, King Charles hosted Ukraine’s President at Windsor, while other senior royals engaged in national service events across the UK.
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NATO Summit in The Hague Focuses on Defense Spending
NATO leaders met in The Hague to formalize a 3.5% GDP defense spending target and discuss strategy amid global instability.
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Air India Cuts 38 Weekly International Flights
For safety reviews post-AI‑171 crash, Air India suspended three routes and cut 38 weekly international flights from 21 June to mid-July.
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India Invites Comments on Draft Rural Registration Bill
The Ministry of Rural Development opened a public consultation on the new Draft Registration Bill 2025, aiming to digitize land and civil registration processes.
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US Tomahawk Strikes on Tehran’s Nuclear Sites
The U.S. launched precision Tomahawk cruise missile strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in support of Israel on 23 June.
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Centre of Excellence for Human-Wildlife Conflict Set Up
The government announced a Centre of Excellence to tackle human-wildlife conflict through research, training, and inter-agency collaboration.
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NPCI Launches Real-time API for PAN-Bank Verification
NPCI released a real-time API for instant verification of PAN and bank account details, enhancing government service delivery and reducing fraud.
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Neeraj Chopra Wins Paris Diamond League
Javelin champion Neeraj Chopra threw 88.16 m to win the Diamond League meet in Paris, continuing strong form ahead of the World Champs.
📅 22 June 2025 – Current Affairs (Daily / Monthly Current Affairs 2025 )
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Bangladesh Gets $1.5B in ADB & WB Loans
ADB approved $900M and World Bank $640M for Bangladesh to bolster banking reforms, climate resilience, air quality, and gas supply infrastructure.
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World Rainforest Day – 22 June
World Rainforest Day was observed to raise awareness about protecting global rainforests like the Amazon and Congo from deforestation.
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UP Ranks Top in GeM Digital Procurement
Uttar Pradesh led India in digital public procurement with ₹5.43 lakh crore through GeM in FY 2024–25, involving 72 lakh transactions.
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NPCI Email API for PAN Verification Deployed
NPCI launched an API enabling government portals to instantly verify PAN‑bank details, streamlining tax refunds and benefit transfers.
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HAL Acquires SSLV Tech Transfer from ISRO
HAL secured technology transfer for ISRO’s Small Satellite Launch Vehicle, enhancing India’s space manufacturing capability.
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IIT Kharagpur Appoints New Director
Professor Suman Chakraborty was appointed Director of IIT Kharagpur, the first external academic head following a selection process.
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Estimates Committees Meet in Mumbai
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla inaugurated the National Conference of Estimates Committees focusing on financial oversight and legislative review.
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Neeraj Chopra Wins Paris Diamond League
As above.
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World Rainforest Day Observed
As above.
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Sri Lanka Eases Debt Defaults
Sri Lanka secured creditor consent for easing defaults under IMF deal, paving way for restructuring and recovery. (no citation)
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Padma Shri recipient Maruthi Chitampalli, noted for Maharashtra ecological work, died aged 93 in Solapur.
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IPPB Wins National Digital Payments Award
India Post Payments Bank was honoured for excellence in digital banking and financial inclusion initiatives.
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UPSC Launches “Pratibha Setu”
UPSC initiated a platform connecting top candidates with private employers to bridge civil services and corporate opportunities.
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PM Launches ₹5,900 Cr Projects in Bihar
Prime Minister inaugurated public works totaling ₹5,900 crore in Bihar, including highways and irrigation schemes.
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New MD for PFRDA Appointed
G. Sampath Kumar assumed charge as Managing Director of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority.
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Gender Budgeting Reviewed Over 20 Years
A national consultation took stock of two decades of gender budgeting and proposed sector-specific fiscal measures.
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Quantum 5G Trials Greenlighted
The government approved pilot trials for Quantum 5G Fixed Wireless Access, promoting next-gen high-speed rural broadband.
📅 20 June 2025 – Montly Current Affairs
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WMO Recognises 20 New Centennial Stations
The World Meteorological Organization designated 20 new Centennial Observing Stations in June 2025, including sites in the US, Namibia, Vietnam, Norway, and others—expanding its climate data archives to 475 global stations maintaining over a century of continuous records.
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International Day of Yoga Theme Announced
For the 11th International Day of Yoga (21 June), the theme “Yoga for One Earth, One Health” was unveiled, urging global participation in yoga for personal well-being and planetary health.
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Modi Visits Croatia Signals Strategic Shift
PM Modi embarked on his first visit to Croatia on 20 June to strengthen trade, cultural ties, and secure Adriatic access—seen as part of India’s push into Central and Eastern Europe.
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Hyderabad’s Google GSEC Asia‑Pacific Hosted
Google held its 4th Global Security Engineering Center in Hyderabad—first in Asia-Pacific—emphasizing cybersecurity in enterprise and government systems.
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DPIIT Signs MoU to Empower Rural Entrepreneurs
The DPIIT signed an MoU to support 1 million rural entrepreneurs, enhancing livelihood opportunities and local manufacturing under “Make in India” initiatives.
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Stellar Chemistry Breakthrough at IIA Bengaluru
Indian Institute of Astrophysics researchers identified a novel compound in stellar atmospheres, shedding new light on star formation processes.
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Gender Budgeting Consultation Held in Delhi
A national consultation for integrating gender budgeting across central schemes was convened by the Ministry of Women & Child Development.
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Annecy Festival: ‘Desi Oon’ Wins Jury Award
Indian animated short “Desi Oon” won the Jury Award for Best Commissioned Film at France’s Annecy International Animation Festival.
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India Drops to 71st in Energy Transition Index
The WEF’s Energy Transition Index placed India at 71st in 2025, indicating areas for improved clean energy policy and infrastructure.
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Sahitya Akademi Announces Young Writer Awards
Winners of the 2025 Yuva Puraskar and Bal Sahitya Puraskar by the Sahitya Akademi were announced, celebrating literary talent among youth.
📅 19 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Justice Yashasvi Solanki Becomes First Female Naval ADC
Lt Cdr Yashasvi Solanki was appointed ADC to President Droupadi Murmu, becoming the first female naval officer in the prestigious ceremonial role.
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INS Arnala Commissioned in Visakhapatnam
The Indian Navy commissioned INS Arnala, a new Anti-Submarine Warfare craft, marking a strategic enhancement in India’s coastal defense capabilities.
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India‑Ukraine Agriculture JWG Meets Virtually
The first Joint Working Group on agriculture was held virtually on 18 June by India and Ukraine to explore collaborative opportunities in farming and trade.
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Padma Bhushan Conferred on Ram Bahadur Rai
Eminent journalist Ram Bahadur Rai was honored with the Padma Bhushan at the IGNCA for his prolific contributions to Indian journalism.
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SMILE Scheme Aided Marginalised Individuals
The SMILE initiative was launched to support marginalized individuals in setting up livelihoods and enterprises via the Ministry of Social Justice.
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Gharial Conservation Programme Launched
A project to conserve India’s gharial population was launched, focusing on habitat restoration and community engagement in riverine regions.
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Operation Sindhu Evacuates Indians from Iran
Over 110 Indian students were flown back home from Iran to Delhi under “Operation Sindhu,” initiated in response to regional conflicts.
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New FASTag Annual Pass Introduced
A FASTag-based annual pass for highways was launched, easing toll travel and enabling seamless journeys for frequent travelers.
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Digital Panchayats Honored for e-Governance
Village panchayats were lauded for excellence in digital governance across UPI, grievance redressal, and public services under the Digital India initiative.
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Reasi District Joins SMILE Scheme Pilot
Jammu & Kashmir’s Reasi district became the second pilot site after Srinagar under the SMILE scheme for entrepreneurship and welfare.
📅 18 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Autistic Pride Day Observed
Celebrated annually, Autistic Pride Day was marked on 18 June with discussions and outreach promoting acceptance and support for individuals on the autism spectrum.
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Lt Cdr Yashasvi Solanki Appointed Presidential ADC
Refer previous. (First female naval officer to serve as ADC to the President, reflecting gender milestones).
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INS Arnala Commissioned into Navy Fleet
India commissioned INS Arnala in Visakhapatnam, enhancing anti-submarine warfare readiness with indigenous design and technology.
4
Mondo Duplantis Sets Pole Vault Record
Sweden’s Armand “Mondo” Duplantis broke his own world pole vault record in early June, reinforcing his dominance in athletics.
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Alyawati Longkhumer Appointed NK Ambassador
Alyawati Longkhumer was appointed India’s Ambassador to North Korea, underscoring diplomatic outreach in East Asia.
Phase two of the tribal welfare campaign “DhartiAaba Janbhagidari Abhiyan” was launched to drive inclusion in education and health schemes.
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Auto Cargo Terminal Opens in Manesar
India’s largest automobile-focused cargo terminal was inaugurated in Manesar, enhancing logistics support for the auto manufacturing sector.
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Chennai Hosts Hockey Masters Cup
The Hockey India Masters Cup began in Chennai (18–27 June) with men’s, women’s and U18 teams competing to boost grassroots development.
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NISAR Satellite Reaches Sriharikota
NASA–ISRO’s NISAR Earth observation satellite reached Sriharikota for pre-launch tests—an important step for disaster monitoring and climate research.
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New Plant Species Found in Aravalli Hills
A new flowering species, Portulaca bharat, was discovered near Jaipur in the Aravalli region, noted for its drought resilience.
📅 17 June 2025 – DailyCurrent Affairs
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83 Air India Wide‑Body Flights Cancelled
Between 12–17 June, DGCA reported cancellation of 83 wide‑body flights, including 66 Boeing 787s. This is part of post‑crash safety checks following the AI‑171 accident in Ahmedabad.
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Three Tourists Drown in West Bengal
At Tajpur beach, Bengal, three tourists drowned amid strong sea currents. Local authorities issued safety advisories and stepped up beach patrols.
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Bus Accident in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh
A private bus fell into a deep gorge near Patrighat, Mandi district, leaving 1 dead and 18 injured. Rescue efforts were hampered by heavy rain conditions.
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NIA Files Charges in BJP Mob Attack Case
NIA filed charges against four individuals in connection with the mob attack on a BJP leader. The bureau released a formal press statement outlining case details.
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PM Modi Receives Cyprus’ Grand Cross Honour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded Cyprus’ highest civilian honour, the Grand Cross of Makarios III, and dedicated it to all Indians.
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India Expands Nuclear Arsenal to 180 Warheads
A SIPRI report revealed India’s nuclear warhead stockpile has grown to an estimated 180, including canisterized missile systems.
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PM Flags Off Gorakhpur‑Patliputra Vande Bharat Express
The Gorakhpur–Patliputra Vande Bharat Express was inaugurated (via video link), marking India’s 70th such train and improving connectivity in UP and Bihar.
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Rugby Premier League Inaugural Season Begins
India launched its first Rugby Sevens league in Mumbai, featuring six city-based teams as a milestone for Indian rugby.
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OPERATION SINDHU Launched to Evacuate Indian Students
India activated “Operation Sindhu” to evacuate ~3,170 students from Iran amid Israel–Iran war escalation.
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India‑UK PASSEX Held in North Arabian Sea
The Indian Navy conducted a Passage Exercise with the UK Carrier Strike Group, showcasing interoperability and strategic maritime cooperation.
📅 16 June 2025 – DailyCurrent Affairs
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Census 2025 Notification Issued
On 16 June, the Ministry of Home Affairs issued the Census 2025 notification, India’s first digital and caste-inclusive census.
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PM Visits Cyprus, Strategic Roadmap Agreed
PM Modi’s visit to Cyprus launched a five-year roadmap aligning India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 with Cyprus Vision 2035; also inaugurated India‑Cyprus‑Greece business council.
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ADB Approves $109.97M Loan for Gujarat Skill Development
The Asian Development Bank approved a US$110 million loan to enhance vocational training in Gujarat across logistics, IT, renewable energy, and manufacturing sectors.
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Dr. Jitendra Singh Unveils Science Reforms
Minister Jitendra Singh announced reforms to simplify research, innovation, and science regulation to boost India’s R&D ecosystem.
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DFCC Bank Lists Bond on NSE International at GIFT City
DFCC Bank PLC became the first overseas entity to list on the NSE International exchange at GIFT City, strengthening India’s global finance standing.
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Telangana MoUs Signed with NGOs for Education
The Telangana Education Department signed multiple MoUs with NGOs on 16 June to improve school infrastructure and learning support.
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NAKSHA Program Phase 2 Launched
DoLR started Phase 2 Batch 2 of the NAKSHA capacity-building initiative on geospatial land mapping and climate resilience.
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Kashmiri Folk Legend Ustad Ghulam Nabi Shah Passes Away
Renowned Kashmiri folk singer “Hamle Bulbul” Ustad Ghulam Nabi Shah passed away, mourned for preserving regional music over four decades.
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World Blood Donor Day: Give Blood, Give Hope
14 June marked World Blood Donor Day. India led awareness drives emphasizing the importance of safe, voluntary blood donation.
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South Africa Wins Inaugural World Test Championship Final
South Africa claimed the 2025 World Test Championship, defeating India and shedding its “chokers” reputation in Test cricket.
📅 15 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Kundmala Bridge Collapse in Pune
On 15 June, the 1993-era Kundmala pedestrian bridge collapsed in Talegoan, Pune, killing four and injuring 51. Local residents had previously warned about its unsafe condition.
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Film “Well Done C.A Sahab!” Goes for June Release
“Well Done C.A Sahab!”, India’s first feature film about chartered-accountancy students, announced a 27 June release, producing significant buzz in student communities.
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ADB Loan for Gujarat Skill Development Approved
ADB’s $109.97M loan (see 16 June) also impacts programs underway from 15 June on, enhancing skills across key economic sectors.
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Yoga Day Theme Announced: One Earth, One Health
India revealed the theme for International Yoga Day (21 June) as “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” encouraging holistic well-being.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Named eSports Ambassador
Ronaldo was appointed global ambassador for the eSports World Cup 2025, reflecting the growing integration of sports and gaming.
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Telangana Education Dept. MoUs to Improve Schools
Matching the 16 June MoUs, emphasis on teacher training, digital classrooms, and community engagement in Telangana education.
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DFCC Bank Lists Bond at NSE International
Mentioned 16 June — DFCC Bank’s landmark bond listing supports international investment in India.
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Ease of Innovation Reforms Announced
Aligned with Dr. Singh’s reforms (16 June), the government initiated measures to simplify startup registration and R&D clearances.
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Belum Caves Proposed Geo-Heritage Site
Belum Caves in Andhra Pradesh proposed as a geo‑heritage site, preserving one of India’s longest natural caves and boosting tourism.
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Liability Framework for Shipping Losses Updated
IMO conventions updated under Cabinet, clarifying liability for cargo loss and pollution in global maritime operations.
📅 14 June 2025 – Current Affairs Today
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World Blood Donor Day – “Give Blood, Give Hope”
World Blood Donor Day was observed on 14 June with the theme “Give blood, give hope”. Organized by WHO, partner NGOs and blood banks held drives, awareness events, and campaigns celebrating voluntary donors’ lifesaving contributions.
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Israel–Iran Conflict Escalates After Airstrikes
On 14 June, Israel struck multiple Iranian missile storage sites. Iran retaliated by launching over 400 ballistic missiles, though only around 20 reached urban areas due to tight defenses. Casualties reported on both sides.
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Israel Claims Air Supremacy Over Tehran
Israeli forces announced control of Tehran’s airspace after extensive strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure. Defense Minister Katz warned of further strategic action if Iran persisted with missile launches.
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CPCB Issues Draft Solar Waste Guidelines
The Central Pollution Control Board released draft guidelines for disposal and recycling of solar panel waste in India, emphasizing environmentally safe handling of renewable‑energy e‑waste.
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Postal Dept Launches “Gyan Post” Service
India Post launched “Gyan Post” on 1 May and promoted it around 12 June. The service offers low-cost, tracked delivery of educational and cultural books (₹20–₹100), aligned with NEP goals.
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NPCI & IDRBT Partner on Payment Security
NPCI and IDRBT signed an MoU to strengthen cybersecurity in India’s digital payments. Focus includes training, threat preparedness, and creating a certified security program.
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Yoga Global Events for 21 June International Day
Over 100,000 mass yoga sessions are being planned for 21 June’s International Day of Yoga—an announcement made in mid‑June to mobilize global participation.
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Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala Heads AMA
Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala became the first Indian‑origin President of the American Medical Association, marking a milestone in global medical leadership.
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Key Projects Reviewed in 95ᵗʰ PM Gatishakti Meeting
The 95th PM Gatishakti NPG meeting reviewed critical infrastructure projects including rail, road, and logistics initiatives for efficient inter-modal connectivity.
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Global Heatwave Persists in Northern Hemisphere
Unseasonal June heatwaves continued in Europe, North America, and parts of Asia, prompting warnings amid the ongoing Israel‑Iran military tension.
📅 13 June 2025 – Current Affairs Today
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Israel Launches Airstrikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites
On 13 June, Israel executed strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in Natanz and Isfahan, reportedly killing senior IRGC commanders. Iran retaliated with ballistic missiles.
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UNGA Passes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza. The motion passed despite opposition from the US and Israel.
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US Plans to Lower Tariffs on UK Cars
The US administration announced plans to reduce car import tariffs on British vehicles within days, signaling improved trade dialogs with the UK.
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International Albinism Awareness Day Marked
13 June was observed as International Albinism Awareness Day, raising awareness about challenges faced by people with albinism. Campaigns highlighted inclusion and stigma reduction.
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Fuego Volcano Erupts in Guatemala
Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted on 13 June, prompting evacuation of over 500 residents from nearby towns due to ashfall threats.
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Evacuation from India Launches “Operation Sindhu”
India began “Operation Sindhu” to evacuate around 3,170 nationals from Iran due to Israel‑Iran conflict escalation. The mission ramped up after 13 June.
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Mossad Drone Base Struck in Iran
Israeli Mossad operatives established covert drone launch sites inside Iran to neutralize missile and air‑defense installations during the June strikes.
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Iranian Exodus from Tehran Reported
Following airstrikes, over 100,000 residents fled Tehran driving north. Traffic congestion and fuel shortages marked widespread evacuations.
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Internet Blackout in Iran Amid Conflict
Iran imposed near-total internet shutdowns during the hostilities to control information flow and public unrest, prompting global rights group concern.
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JPMorgan Warns Oil Prices May Spike 75%
JPMorgan reported a 21% chance of oil prices surging by up to 75%, citing risks of Strait of Hormuz closure or deepening Israel–Iran hostilities.
📅 12 June 2025 – Current Affairs Today
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Air India Flight AI‑171 Crash Near Ahmedabad
On 12 June, Boeing 787 flight AI‑171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad bound for London. The disaster killed 241 onboard and 34 on the ground, with one survivor. Investigations are ongoing.
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Black‑Box Analysis Lab Inaugurated in Delhi
A ₹9 crore black‑box laboratory was inaugurated in Delhi on 12 June to aid in crash investigations, including that of AI‑171. This will expedite accident analysis.
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Pilots Grounded Flights Over Technical Glitches
Following the AI‑171 crash, pilots reported minor technical issues causing flight delays. Experts caution this may signal heightened safety scrutiny in aviation operations.
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High‑Level Inquiry Ordered for AI‑171 Crash
The government formed an inquiry panel, headed by the Home Secretary, to examine the AI‑171 crash and recommend aviation safety measures.
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Postal Dept’s “Gyan Post” Comes into Focus
Though launched on 1 May, “Gyan Post” was spotlighted on 12 June for affordable delivery of educational books via tracked postal service—rates ₹20–₹100.
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NPCI–IDRBT MoU Strengthens Payment Security
NPCI and IDRBT signed a MoU on 12 June to offer cybersecurity training and resilience programs, including a certification for security professionals in digital payments.
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Yoga Events Planned for 21 June
Authorities announced over 100,000 mass yoga sessions for International Yoga Day on 21 June, with global community participation being mobilized.
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Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala Elected AMA President
Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala became the first Indian‑origin President of the American Medical Association, representing a milestone in international medical leadership.
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Gatishakti Meeting Reviews Critical Projects
Prime Minister’s Gatishakti meeting reviewed key infrastructure plans, including new rail, transport, and logistics corridors on 12 June.
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Global Heatwave Analysis Highlights Early June Rise
Ongoing Northern Hemisphere heatwave trends, with above-average June temperatures in North America, Europe, and Asia, were confirmed by data released mid‑June.
📅 11 June 2025 – Current Affairs Today
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World Accreditation Day by QCI
On 11 June, the Quality Council of India (QCI) celebrated World Accreditation Day by promoting standards for labs, product testing, and certification. Events highlighted how accreditation helps improve safety, trade, and environmental sustainability.
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Delhi’s First E-Waste Recycling Park Inaugurated
Delhi inaugurated India’s first e-waste recycling park in Narela to handle the growing electronic waste crisis. It will serve as a central facility for collection, dismantling, and scientific recycling of e-waste.
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Tamil Nadu Declares Flamingo Sanctuary
The Tamil Nadu government declared Dhanushkodi as the Greater Flamingo Sanctuary to protect migratory birds and encourage eco-tourism. The sanctuary lies near Rameswaram and is rich in biodiversity.
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SBI Declares ₹8,076 Cr Dividend
The State Bank of India announced a dividend of ₹8,076.84 crore for FY 2024–25, offering a significant boost to the central government’s earnings and reflecting the bank’s strong performance.
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Justice Sanjay Gowda Elevated to Gujarat HC
Justice Sanjay Gowda was sworn in as a judge of the Gujarat High Court. His appointment strengthens the judicial bench amid a growing backlog of pending cases in the state.
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RBI Announces IFS Cloud Rollout Plan
RBI proposed a phased rollout of an Indian Financial System (IFS) Cloud by FY26 to host core banking data securely. This will support digital infrastructure and enhance financial cybersecurity.
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Namaste Waste Picker App Launched
The “Namaste Waste Picker” app was launched for registration of informal waste collectors. It enables access to welfare schemes and helps integrate workers into city sanitation systems.
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Starlink Gets Approval for India Operations
The Department of Telecommunications approved Starlink’s satellite internet service in India, enabling affordable high-speed broadband access in rural and remote regions.
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Northern Hemisphere Heatwave Intensifies
Scientists reported severe heatwave conditions across Europe, Canada, and northern Asia. Authorities issued health alerts as many cities recorded early-June highs above 40°C.
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Rare Caspian Gull Spotted in India
Ornithologists recorded the first-ever sighting of a Caspian Gull in Kozhikode, Kerala. This migratory bird is usually found in Europe and Central Asia. Birders celebrated the discovery.
📅 10 June 2025 – Current Affairs Today
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Tamil Nadu CM Launches ₹475 Cr Robotics Projects
CM M. K. Stalin inaugurated two high-tech manufacturing plants—by Agile Robots and SOL India—in Chennai to boost automation and robotics industries in Tamil Nadu.
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Mahendra Dev Appointed Chair of EAC-PM
Renowned economist Dr. S. Mahendra Dev was appointed Chairperson of the Economic Advisory Council to the PM. His expertise will guide policies on agriculture, inflation, and poverty alleviation.
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LIC Names Satpal Bhanu as Interim MD & CEO
Life Insurance Corporation of India appointed Satpal Bhanu as interim MD & CEO, replacing S. Mohanty after retirement. The move comes as LIC prepares for its next phase of expansion.
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Village Panchayats Honored for Digital Governance
Several gram panchayats across India received recognition for their adoption of digital public services, UPI integration, and grievance redressal mechanisms under Digital India.
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ICC Names Healy & Shadab Players of the Month
ICC awarded Alyssa Healy and Shadab Khan the Player of the Month titles for May 2025. Healy dominated in ODIs, while Shadab impressed with his T20 bowling against NZ.
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Hyderabad Issues Eid-ul-Adha Traffic Advisory
Ahead of Bakrid celebrations, Hyderabad traffic police released route diversions for smooth movement around major mosques and Eidgahs.
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IMD Predicts Heavy Rainfall in Coastal Andhra
IMD issued an alert for thunderstorms and gusty winds across Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema from 10–12 June. Relief from heatwaves is expected with monsoon advancement.
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Coimbatore Rooftop Solar Project Launched
A ₹200 crore rooftop solar initiative was launched in Coimbatore, expected to generate over 50 MW and reduce the city’s dependence on fossil fuels.
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India-Australia Strategic Dialogue Concludes
India and Australia finalized agreements on maritime surveillance, defense production, and anti-terrorism collaboration in their 2nd Strategic Dialogue.
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UP Banks Roll Out e-Consent System
Banks in Uttar Pradesh began implementing e-consent systems for digital banking services including NEFT, RTGS, and KYC updates, improving efficiency and transparency.
📅 9 June 2025 – Current Affairs Daily News
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Air India Flight AI-171 Crash Update
Investigators confirmed that the AI-171 crash near Ahmedabad claimed 275 lives including 34 on ground. A lone survivor remains in critical condition. Black box analysis is underway in Delhi.
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Mumbai Train Collision Injures 30+
Two suburban trains collided near Kurla station during peak hours, injuring more than 30 passengers. Initial reports suggest a signaling fault. Services were restored by late evening.
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Foreign Investors Withdraw ₹8,749 Cr from Markets
FPIs pulled out nearly ₹9,000 crore due to global economic concerns. Markets remained volatile with Sensex slipping over 300 points during intraday trade.
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India Releases Solar Panel Waste Guidelines
CPCB launched India’s first framework for solar panel waste handling, including collection, dismantling, and recycling norms. This is part of India’s green energy policy.
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Urban Mobility App ‘DRUM’ Launched
The Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs introduced the DRUM app to optimize public transport. The app uses GPS and AI for dynamic routing in metro cities.
The Centre launched a 15-day nationwide campaign to ensure tribal households receive welfare benefits like scholarships, pensions, and health insurance.
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Govt Approves ₹1,500 Cr for UPI & RuPay
The cabinet approved a financial package to promote digital payments under UPI and RuPay, especially for small-ticket transactions and rural merchants.
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India’s Black Box Lab Inaugurated
A state-of-the-art black box decoding lab was inaugurated in Delhi to aid aviation investigations. It will fast-track data analysis in crash cases like AI-171.
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FPIs Eye Municipal Bonds for Infra
FPIs are shifting focus to municipal bonds for city-level infrastructure funding. In June alone, ₹7,500 crore worth of muni-bonds were picked up by global funds.
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Heatwave Grips North India
North and Central India continued to reel under a severe heatwave, with temperatures touching 47°C in parts of Rajasthan and Delhi. IMD advised caution.
📅 8 June 2025 – Current Affairs Daily News
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World Brain Tumor Day Observed
On 8 June, the world observed World Brain Tumor Day to raise awareness about brain tumors, their symptoms, and treatment options. Originating in 2000, the day educates the public and supports patients and research initiatives. In India alone, about 40,000 new cases are reported annually.
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India-England Test Trophy Renamed
The upcoming India–England Test series will now be played for the Tendulkar–Anderson Trophy. Named after cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar and James Anderson, this new trophy replaces the Pataudi and Anthony de Mello Trophies from 20 June at Headingley.
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Sehore Development Projects Launched
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated several development and water-supply projects in Sehore on 7–8 June. Work includes Narmada canal extensions and urban infrastructure improvements, aimed at improving local livelihoods ahead of state’s developmental goals.
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Historic Shiva Temple Found in Tamil Nadu
Archaeologists discovered an 800-year-old Shiva temple in Melur taluka, Tamil Nadu, on 8 June. The structure features well-preserved Dravidian-style carvings and has sparked interest in heritage preservation and further archaeological study.
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Carlos Alcaraz Wins French Open
Spain’s rising star Carlos Alcaraz upset Jannik Sinner to clinch the 2025 French Open title on 8 June. The win solidifies Alcaraz’s place in elite men’s tennis and marks his first Roland-Garros victory at age 20.
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Modi Addresses Disaster-Resilient Infra Summit
PM Narendra Modi addressed the International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure virtually on 8 June. He emphasized sustainable development, investment in resilient infrastructure, and community-driven disaster preparedness.
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Magnus Carlsen Wins Norway Chess
Chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen secured victory at the Norway Chess 2025 tournament in Stavanger. His performance reaffirmed his dominance on the circuit ahead of upcoming international competitions.
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David Beckham Rumored for Knighthood
Reports on 8 June suggest former England captain David Beckham may receive a knighthood in King Charles III’s upcoming birthday honours—recognizing his services to football and charity. BBC coverage awaits official confirmation.
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National Ice Hockey Championship in Dehradun
From 8–17 June, Dehradun will host India’s National Ice Hockey Championship at the Himadri Indoor Rink. The event features men’s, women’s, and U18 categories, promoting the sport in non-traditional regions.
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Delhi Records Hottest June Since Years
On 8 June, Delhi recorded its highest June temperature in years—42.1 °C—according to the IMD. The heatwave brought health advisories and awareness about extreme weather resilience in urban areas.
📅 7 June 2025 – Current Affairs Daily News
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India Hosts 4ᵗʰ India–Central Asia Dialogue
On 7 June, New Delhi hosted the 4ᵗʰ India–Central Asia Dialogue, chaired by EAM Jaishankar. Focus areas included counter-terrorism, critical minerals, connectivity via INSTC and Chabahar Port, and regional trade integration among Central Asian nations. India reiterated support for enhanced security cooperation amid rising regional security concerns.
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World Food Safety Day Observed
World Food Safety Day 2025 was celebrated on 7 June with the theme “Food Safety: Science in Action.” Activities focused on promoting food hygiene, safe packaging, and training for food handlers, especially in developing regions. WHO and FAO co-led global awareness programs to curb foodborne illnesses.
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RBI Cuts Repo Rate by 50 bps to 5.5%
The RBI lowered the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.5%, the third consecutive cut since mid-2024. This move shifts the policy stance towards neutral, aiming to support growth while keeping inflation near the 4% target. Markets responded with optimism.
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Nationwide Digital App Launched for Waste Pickers
Under the NAMASTE Scheme, a “Waste Picker Enumeration App” was launched on 7 June to digitally register and support approximately 250,000 informal waste collectors. The app enables access to welfare schemes and strengthens their integration into urban sanitation planning.
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Starlink Approved in India by DoT
Starlink received regulatory approval from India’s Department of Telecommunications on 7 June for satellite internet services. This enables the rollout of high-speed broadband in underserved, remote regions, promising improved digital connectivity across India.
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Zimbabwe Lifts Elephant Culling Ban
Zimbabwe resumed elephant culling on 7 June amid rising human–wildlife conflict. The government claims herd control is needed to prevent agricultural damage, though environmentalists caution over conservation risks. Authorities assured the use of scientific wildlife management.
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Shanghai Stock Crash Sparks Global Market Jitters
A sudden crash in Shanghai’s stock market on 7 June triggered global ripples, depressing Asian markets. Analysts cited profit-taking and regulatory probes into tech firms as catalysts. Authorities are reportedly preparing stabilization measures.
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Lenin Statue Removed in Kyrgyzstan
Authorities in Kyrgyzstan took down a 23-meter Lenin statue on 7 June. This act forms part of a broader decommunization effort. The giant Soviet-era monument was the tallest Lenin figure in Central Asia.
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Attempted Assassination in Bogotá
Colombian senator Miguel Uribe Turbay was shot at a campaign event on 7 June. A 15-year-old suspect was arrested; the senator’s condition remains serious. Authorities are probing motives and security failings.
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Monsoon Thunderstorms Forecast in Andhra Pradesh
IMD warned of thunderstorms, lightning storms, and gusty winds along north/south coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema through 10 June. Record heat persisted due to stalled rains; relief is expected from renewed monsoon post-11 June.
📅 6 June 2025 – Current Affairs Daily News
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PM Modi Inaugurates Udhampur–Baramulla Rail Link
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Udhampur–Baramulla railway line in Jammu & Kashmir on 6 June. This ₹28,000 crore project connects far-flung Himalayan regions, boosting trade, tourism, and strategic mobility. It is seen as a transformative milestone for regional development and integration.
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India Elected to ECOSOC for 2026–2028 Term
India won a seat at the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) on 6 June for the 2026–28 term. The victory reflects India’s increasing global role in health, gender equality, and sustainable development policy forums.
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Eid al-Adha Bank Closures Confirmed
Banks in most parts of India were closed on 6 June due to Eid al-Adha (Bakrid) observance. However, stock markets remained open, and online banking and digital transactions continued unaffected.
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Immigration Raids Spark Protests in Los Angeles
Federal immigration authorities carried out raids across Los Angeles on 6 June, arresting around 44 people. The sweeps led to protests, confrontations with ICE and police, and subsequent deployment of National Guard troops.
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Lunar Lander from Japan’s ispace Crashes
ispace Inc., Japan’s private lunar company, confirmed its Resilience lander lost contact and crashed during a Moon landing attempt on 6 June. The mission’s failure serves as a harsh lesson for private spaceflight ventures.
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Ichiyo Shimizu Becomes First Female President of Shogi Association
On 6 June, Ichiyo Shimizu was elected as the first female president of the Japan Shogi Association in Tokyo. Her appointment represents a historic milestone and promotes greater gender diversity in the traditionally male-dominated board game community.
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UK Marks 81st Anniversary of D-Day
The UK held commemorative ceremonies on 6 June at Bayeux War Cemetery, France, honouring the 81st anniversary of D-Day. Veterans and dignitaries gathered to pay tribute to Allied soldiers who took part in the Normandy landings.
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Northern Hemisphere Records Early Heatwave
Scientists reported unusually early summer-like heatwaves across the Northern Hemisphere in early June. Canada, northern Europe, and parts of Asia experienced temperatures typically seen in July. Experts link this shift to climate change, noting increased heat-related health risks.
📅 5 June 2025 – Current Affairs
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India Adds Two New Ramsar Sites
On 5 June, India designated Khichan (Phalodi) and Menar (Udaipur) as Ramsar wetlands, bringing the total to 91—most in Asia. This move, timed ahead of World Environment Day, highlights community-led conservation in migratory bird hotspots and supports Brazil’s environmental commitments.
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Global Environment Day Theme: Beat Plastic Pollution
World Environment Day 2025 was observed with the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution.” South Korea hosted the global campaign. Events across India and worldwide featured clean-up drives, awareness workshops, and eco-friendly innovations to reduce single-use plastics .
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ECB Cuts Interest Rate by 0.25%
The European Central Bank slashed its key rate to 2%, representing the eighth reduction since mid-2024, citing easing inflation and slowing growth. ECB President Christine Lagarde reaffirmed her term commitment .
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Consecration at Ayodhya Ram Temple Continues
On 5 June, during Ganga Dussehra, the Ram Darbar idols were ritually consecrated on the temple’s first floor in a ceremony led by UP CM Yogi Adityanath. This marked the second ‘Pran Pratishtha’ event at the complex .
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India–Australia Tie-Up in Defence & Counter-Terror
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Australia’s Richard Marles met in New Delhi, announcing enhanced cooperation in defence, maritime security, and counter-terrorism frameworks between the two nations .
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Trump Imposes Broad Travel Ban to US
Former President Trump signed an executive order banning entry from 19 countries, citing national security concerns. The move drew criticism from human rights groups .
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Russian Drone Strikes Hit Ukrainian Civilians
On 5 June, Russia launched Shahed drones into Chernihiv and Kharkiv regions, killing and injuring civilians, including a child and a pregnant woman—drawing condemnation .
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Migrants Rescued by Freedom Flotilla Try to Reach Gaza
The Swedish-led “Freedom Flotilla” rescued four Sudanese refugees near Libya en route to Gaza. The humanitarian mission launched by activists including Greta Thunberg .
📅 4 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Crowd Crush Kills 11 in Bengaluru Celebrations
A tragic crowd crush in Bengaluru during celebrations of Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s IPL victory resulted in 11 deaths and 56 injuries. The incident occurred amid large gatherings outside the stadium and post-event felicitation. Authorities launched an inquiry, with the Karnataka government announcing ₹10 lakh compensation for victims.
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ADB Launches $10 B Urban Infrastructure Plan for India
The Asian Development Bank unveiled a $10 billion urban transformation initiative in India covering over 100 cities. The program, part of Viksit Bharat, aims to upgrade metro networks, transit corridors, and urban services. Technical assistance totaling $3 million is also included.
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RBI MPC Meeting Begins Amid Rate Cut Expectations
The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee began its three-day meeting, with strong market expectations of a 50 basis-point repo rate cut on 6 June to boost growth amid global headwinds.
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Coal Ministry Unveils C‑CARES 2.0 for Workers
Coal Minister G. Kishan Reddy launched C‑CARES 2.0—an upgraded mobile and digital platform offering provident fund, pension tracking, and direct benefit transfers for coal sector workers, with national rollout planned from July.
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Portugal Reappoints Luis Montenegro as PM
Luís Montenegro was reappointed as Portugal’s Prime Minister after his Democratic Alliance secured 91 seats in May’s elections. The coalition includes far-right Chega Party, which demanded constitutional reform—a call Montenegro has ruled out for now.
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IATA AGM Held in India After 42 Years
India hosted the International Air Transport Association’s Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit—the first since 1983. PM Modi highlighted India’s status as the third-largest domestic aviation market in attendance by over 1,600 global leaders.
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Rare Caspian Gull Sighted in Kerala
Ornithologists confirmed the first sighting of the Caspian Gull (Larus cachinnans) in Kerala, near Kozhikode. The migratory bird, usually found in Central Asia, is listed as “Least Concern” by the IUCN.
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NASA Monitors Asteroid 2025 KX8 Near Earth
NASA and ISRO are closely observing asteroid 2025 KX8, a 120-foot rock expected to pass near Earth on 4 June. While posing no immediate threat, agencies are using the opportunity to study planetary defence strategies.
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Chinese Tuition Restrictions Impact Overseas Students
China announced stricter regulations on online tutoring and exam-focused coaching, prompting concerns among overseas students relying on supplementary education from abroad. Markets are watching for wider effects.
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U.S. Doubles Tariffs on Steel & Aluminum Imports
The U.S. administration doubled tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from 25 % to 50 %, prompting Mexico to vow reciprocal action under USMCA trade rules.
📅 3 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Israel Fires on Aid Crowd in Gaza, 27 Killed
Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians near a Gaza aid distribution center in Rafah, killing at least 27 and injuring over 90. Witnesses reported chaos as people searched for food, prompting international calls for restraint and humanitarian access.
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Crimean Bridge Explosion Disrupts Traffic
Underwater explosives blew a section of the Crimean Bridge, disrupting major land routes. Russia temporarily closed the crossing for repairs. Ukrainian authorities later claimed responsibility, escalating regional military tensions.
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Three Israeli Soldiers Killed by IED in Gaza
A roadside IED exploded near a Givati Brigade convoy in Jabalia, killing three Israeli soldiers. The incident occurred amid ongoing military operations in northern Gaza as clashes with Hamas continue.
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Suicide Bombing near Shrine in Kampala, Uganda
A suicide bomber killed one civilian and injured another at a Roman Catholic shrine in Kampala on Uganda Martyrs’ Day. Authorities attributed the attack to Allied Democratic Forces rebels.
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Miss World 2025 Title Won by Thailand’s Opal Suchata Chuangsri
Opal Suchata Chuangsri from Thailand became Miss World 2025 in Hyderabad, marking the first-ever win for her country. Contestants from 108 nations competed at the 72nd annual event.
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ADB Launches ₹10,000 Cr Urban Revamp Scheme
The Asian Development Bank announced a $10 billion (~₹82,000 crore) urban transformation scheme in India, including technical support and funding for 100+ cities under the Viksit Bharat initiative.
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ADB-Backed Incentive for Digital Payments
The Union Cabinet approved ₹1,500 crore incentives to subsidize small UPI and RuPay transactions, and PCI has urged reinstating MDR on UPI for large merchants.
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RBI to Launch IFS Cloud for Indian Banks
RBI plans to roll out the Indian Financial Services (IFS) Cloud platform in FY26 to facilitate data localization and help banks, especially smaller ones, move away from foreign cloud services.
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South Korea Elects Lee Jae‑myung President
In a tightly contested election held on 3 June, Lee Jae‑myung, former governor, won the South Korean presidency, becoming the first left-leaning leader since impeachment of his predecessor.
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IPL to Honor “Operation Sindoor” at Finals
The IPL 2025 closing ceremony in Ahmedabad will pay tribute to the military action “Operation Sindoor,” featuring performances by a military band and invites extended to top tax chiefs.
📅 2 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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India’s Monsoon Temporarily Stalls
After an early onset on 24 May—the earliest in 16 years—the monsoon progress has paused across central and northern India. The IMD predicts renewed activity from 11 June, driven by a developing Bay of Bengal system. The lull has delayed sowing of key crops and kept rain‑fed farmers waiting.
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Heavy Rain Lashes Mumbai
Mumbai experienced its earliest recorded monsoon arrival, with heavy rains disrupting parts of the city. The IMD forecasts occasional light rain spells continuing, underscoring shifting monsoon patterns this season.
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Second Consecration Ceremony at Ayodhya Ram Temple Begins
The Ram temple in Ayodhya commenced its second consecration ceremony, a three‑day event beginning on 2 June. Deities are being sanctified across six sanctums, with formal installation of the Ram Darbar on the first temple floor.
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Hyderabad Police Issue Traffic Advisory Ahead of Telangana Formation Day
Ahead of 2 June celebrations, Hyderabad police issued traffic advisories around popular venues like Gun Park and Parade Grounds, implementing road closures and diversions to manage large crowds during Telangana Formation Day events.
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Philosophy of Integral Humanism: 60th Anniversary
Institutions marked 2 June as the 60th anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya’s “Integral Humanism”. The ideology, rooted in blending material progress with spiritual growth, received renewed academic attention across seminars and debates.
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International Sex Workers Day Observed
International Sex Workers Day was observed on 2 June, commemorating the 1975 Lyon protest. Global campaigns highlighted advocacy for rights, decriminalization, and improved working conditions for sex workers.
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Telangana Formation Day Celebrations
Telangana marked its 12th state formation day on 2 June. Events included cultural programs and official functions across the state, celebrating its creation from Andhra Pradesh in 2014.
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Urban Drainage Crisis in Indian Cities
A report highlighted that over 70% of urban areas in India lack modern drainage systems. Cities like Delhi and Mumbai are prone to flash floods due to outdated infrastructure and heavy monsoon rainfall.
📅 1 June 2025 – Daily Current Affairs
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Poland Elects Karol Nawrocki as President
Karol Nawrocki won Poland’s presidential election, defeating Rafał Trzaskowski. A conservative figure, Nawrocki campaigned on nationalism and security. His win signals a shift toward right-wing policies and continued support for NATO amid regional tensions.
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Three Soldiers Killed in Sikkim Landslide
A landslide in North Sikkim’s Chatten area claimed the lives of three Indian Army soldiers. Heavy rainfall triggered the incident. Rescue teams evacuated injured personnel and the army issued alerts for similar terrain.
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World Milk Day Observed Globally
World Milk Day 2025 was observed with the theme “Let’s Celebrate the Power of Dairy.” Campaigns promoted dairy nutrition and highlighted the role of milk in supporting rural economies, especially in India.
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Global Parents Day Celebrated
1 June also marked Global Parents Day. The 2025 theme “Raising Parents” emphasized parenting as a learned skill. Events in India focused on emotional wellness and digital parenting support.
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Air India Ends Silchar Service
Air India discontinued its 70-year-old Kolkata–Silchar route due to low traffic. Locals and political leaders expressed concern, citing the impact on connectivity and demanding government action to restore flights.
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India Launches Global Campaign Post-Pakistan Strike
India began a diplomatic mission to explain recent cross-border actions in Pakistan. Lawmakers and diplomats were sent to key countries to present India’s stance as part of a global outreach.
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BJP Attacks Rahul Gandhi Before Nalanda Visit
BJP leaders criticized Rahul Gandhi ahead of his Nalanda rally, accusing him of visiting Bihar only during elections. They also slammed Congress for allegedly questioning India’s military action.
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Early Monsoon Stalls Temporarily
The monsoon, which arrived early on 24 May, stalled over Central India. The IMD reported weak rain systems, delaying crop sowing. Revival is expected around 10–11 June.
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Important Websites Links for Daily / Weekly / Monthly Current Affairs
✅ Government & Official News Portals
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PIB – Press Information Bureau 🔗 https://pib.gov.in → Official press releases from the Government of India.
DD News 🔗 https://ddnews.gov.in → National news coverage, often used by UPSC aspirants.
MyGov 🔗 https://mygov.in → Government campaigns and citizen engagement.
India.gov.in (National Portal of India) 🔗 https://www.india.gov.in → Comprehensive info about government schemes, departments.
✅ Exam-Oriented Current Affairs Sites
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