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11th July 2025 (15 Topics)
The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission to consider Aadhaar, EPIC, and ration card for identity verification in Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR), highlighting concerns over ex...
The UN’s 2025 World Population Day theme emphasizes youth empowerment and reproductive rights, urging countries like India—with the world’s largest youth population—to invest in rights-based, ...
The collapse of a 40-year-old bridge in Vadodara on July 2025, killing 18 people, has spotlighted India's recurring public infrastructure failures, underscoring critical issues of ageing assets, poor ...
On July 10, the Supreme Court directed the Election Commission to include Aadhaar, EPIC, and ration card for Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, underscoring that the right to vot...
FATF's latest report exposes how Pakistan-based terror groups like JeM and LeT use sham NPOs and digital platforms for terror financing, marking the first international acknowledgment of state-sponsor...
Ashadha Purnima was commemorated at Sarnath by the International Buddhist Confederation to mark DhammachakraPravartana Divas, celebrating Lord Buddha’s first sermon, reaffirming India’s central ro...
The Ministry of Culture will host the first-ever International Conference on India’s Manuscript Heritage from 11–13 September 2025 in New Delhi, aiming to revive BharatiyaJnanaParampara and mark S...
The Ministry of Women and Child Development is convening a Zonal Meeting on 12th July 2025 in Kevadia, Gujarat, to enhance Centre-State collaboration and review key schemes like Mission Shakti, Missio...
The Telangana Cabinet has approved 42% reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in local body elections, based on its caste survey findings, fulfilling a key electoral promise while navigating constitut...
The Ministry of Mines has issued guidelines for the Aspirational DMF Programme to align DMF funds with NITI Aayog's ADP and ABP, under PMKKKY, for integrated development of mining-affected areas. ...
The SC-NBWL has approved Rajasthan’s proposal to redraw Sariska Tiger Reserve’s Critical Tiger Habitat and buffer zones, aiming to resolve ecological and administrative issues as per CEC recommend...
After a 30-year disappearance due to a devastating 1992 flood, lotus flowers have reappeared in Wular Lake, Kashmir, following extensive desilting and restoration efforts by the Wular Conservation and...
NITI Aayog has recommended that the Department of Science and Technology (DST) replace core grant support with project-based funding for State Science & Technology Councils, citing limited state-l...
Dr.SoumyaSwaminathan, Principal Advisor to the National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP), has proposed adopting district-level TB death audits—similar to maternal death reviews—to reduce TB mortali...
The UNFPA Global State of World Population Report (2024) has emphasized that the global fertility crisis is rooted not in the number of births, but in the denial of reproductive agency and rights, esp...
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