26 August 2025 (Daily Current Affairs)

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🏛️ TAMIL NADU STATE AFFAIRS

Tamil Nadu Agriculture Budget Implementation Review

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Agriculture Minister reviews progress of Tamil Nadu Agriculture Budget 2025-26 implementation
  • Focus on crop diversification programs and farmer income enhancement schemes
  • New initiatives launched for climate-resilient agriculture practices
  • Technology integration in agriculture extension services shows positive results
  • Irrigation infrastructure development accelerated in drought-prone districts
  • Organic farming certification process streamlined for small farmers
  • Agricultural credit disbursement targets exceeded by 15% in current fiscal

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • Tamil Nadu Agriculture Statistics:
    • Cultivable Area: 59 lakh hectares (60% of total geographical area)
    • Net Sown Area: 46 lakh hectares
    • Cropping Intensity: 128%
    • Irrigation Coverage: 52% (national average: 46%)
  • Major Crops Production:
    • Rice: 52 lakh tonnes (Kharif + Rabi)
    • Sugarcane: 355 lakh tonnes
    • Cotton: 8.5 lakh bales
    • Groundnut: 9.2 lakh tonnes
  • Agricultural Schemes:
    • Tamil Nadu Irrigated Agriculture Modernization: World Bank funded
    • Kudimaramathu Scheme: Tank renovation program
    • Uzhavan App: Digital platform for farmers
    • Soil Health Management: 1.2 crore soil health cards issued
  • Research Institutions:
    • Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU): Coimbatore (1971)
    • Agricultural Research Stations: 28 stations across state
    • Krishi Vigyan Kendras: 31 KVKs operational

Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Promotions

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • New industrial investment proposals worth ₹25,000 crores received in August 2025
  • Global Investors Meet 2025 preparations accelerated with international participation
  • Focus on green technology and renewable energy manufacturing units
  • MSME sector support schemes expanded with additional financial assistance
  • Industrial parks in tier-2 cities report 90% occupancy rates
  • Export-oriented industries receive enhanced incentives and infrastructure support
  • Skill development programs aligned with industry requirements scaled up

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • Tamil Nadu Industrial Policy 2021:
    • Vision: $1 trillion economy by 2030
    • Focus Sectors: Automobiles, Textiles, IT, Pharmaceuticals, Renewable Energy
    • Investment Target: ₹10 lakh crores by 2030
    • Employment Generation: 2 crore jobs
  • Industrial Infrastructure:
    • SIPCOT: 45 industrial parks across the state
    • SEZs: 15 operational Special Economic Zones
    • Industrial Estates: 368 estates managed by TIDCO
    • Ports: 3 major ports (Chennai, Tuticorin, Ennore) + 15 minor ports
  • Key Industrial Clusters:
    • Automotive Hub: Chennai-Bangalore corridor (BMW, Ford, Hyundai, Mahindra)
    • Textile Cluster: Coimbatore-Tirupur belt (60% of India’s cotton knitwear)
    • Leather Cluster: Chennai-Vellore region (18% of global leather exports)
    • IT Corridor: Chennai-Coimbatore-Madurai triangle
  • Investment Incentives:
    • Capital Subsidy: Up to 25% for mega projects
    • Land Cost Subsidy: 50% for priority sectors
    • Employment Subsidy: ₹48,000 per job for 5 years
    • Power Tariff Concession: Up to ₹2 per unit for 5 years

🇮🇳 NATIONAL AFFAIRS

PM’s Development Project Launches in Gujarat

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Prime Minister inaugurates development projects worth ₹5,400 crores in Gujarat
  • Focus on infrastructure development and connectivity enhancement
  • New healthcare facilities and educational institutions dedicated to the nation
  • Industrial corridor development receives major boost with new announcements
  • Technology integration in governance and service delivery emphasized
  • Employment generation through infrastructure projects prioritized
  • Sustainable development goals alignment highlighted in project selection

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • PM’s Major Development Initiatives:
    • PM Gati Shakti: ₹100 lakh crore infrastructure program
    • National Infrastructure Pipeline: 7,400 projects worth ₹111 lakh crores
    • Bharatmala Project: 83,677 km highway development
    • Sagarmala Project: Port connectivity and coastal development
  • Gujarat Industrial Profile:
    • GDP Contribution: 7.6% to national GDP
    • Industrial Growth Rate: 11.2% (2024-25)
    • Major Industries: Chemicals, petrochemicals, textiles, pharmaceuticals
    • Ports: Kandla, JNPT handling 40% of India’s cargo
  • Infrastructure Development Statistics:
    • Highway Construction: 28 km/day (national average)
    • Railway Electrification: 6,366 km completed in 2024-25
    • Airport Development: 15 new airports operationalized since 2014
    • Digital Infrastructure: 7.5 lakh km optical fiber network

Union Budget 2025-26 Mid-Year Review

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Finance Ministry conducts comprehensive mid-year review of budget implementation
  • “Sabka Vikas” theme shows positive outcomes across all regions
  • Capital expenditure utilization reaches 60% by August, highest in five years
  • Tax revenue collections exceed projections by 8% in first quarter
  • Direct benefit transfer schemes report 99.8% success rate with enhanced targeting
  • Infrastructure spending accelerated with focus on rural and remote areas
  • Fiscal deficit management on track to meet 5.8% target for current fiscal year

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • Union Budget 2025-26 Key Features:
    • Total Size: ₹48 lakh crores
    • Theme: “Sabka Vikas” – inclusive growth for all regions
    • Capital Expenditure: ₹11.11 lakh crores (23% increase)
    • Revenue Expenditure: ₹36.89 lakh crores
  • Viksit Bharat Principles:
    • Zero Poverty: Elimination of absolute poverty
    • Youth Empowerment: Skill development and employment
    • Women Empowerment: Gender equality initiatives
    • Farmer Welfare: Doubling farmer income programs
  • Major Allocations:
    • Defence: ₹6.21 lakh crores
    • Railways: ₹2.52 lakh crores
    • Health: ₹90,171 crores
    • Education: ₹1.20 lakh crores
  • Tax Structure Changes:
    • New Tax Regime: Default option for individual taxpayers
    • Corporate Tax: 25% for domestic companies
    • GST Revenue: ₹20.18 lakh crores (projected annual)
  • Fiscal Indicators:
    • Fiscal Deficit: 5.8% of GDP (target)
    • Revenue Deficit: 2.8% of GDP
    • Primary Deficit: 2.4% of GDP

🔬 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

India’s Renewable Energy Sector Breakthrough

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • India achieves milestone of 200 GW renewable energy capacity ahead of schedule
  • Solar energy tariffs reach new low of ₹1.99 per unit in competitive bidding
  • Green hydrogen production facilities receive approval for 15 new projects
  • Electric vehicle manufacturing ecosystem strengthens with battery technology advances
  • AI and IoT integration in renewable energy management systems deployed nationwide
  • International collaboration agreements signed for clean technology transfer
  • Employment in renewable energy sector crosses 1.5 million jobs milestone

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • India’s Renewable Energy Targets:
    • 2030 Target: 500 GW renewable energy capacity
    • Current Achievement: 200 GW (as of August 2025)
    • Solar Capacity: 75 GW (target: 280 GW by 2030)
    • Wind Capacity: 87 GW (target: 140 GW by 2030)
  • National Solar Mission:
    • Launch: 2010 (Phase-I), expanded in 2014
    • Components: Grid-connected, off-grid, solar thermal
    • Major Solar Parks: Kamuthi (648 MW), Rewa (750 MW), Pavagada (2000 MW)
    • Rooftop Solar: 11.08 GW installed capacity
  • Green Hydrogen Mission:
    • Budget: ₹19,744 crores (2021-2030)
    • Production Target: 5 MMT by 2030
    • Export Potential: ₹1 lakh crore by 2030
    • Job Creation: 6 lakh jobs by 2030
  • Key Agencies:
    • MNRE: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
    • SECI: Solar Energy Corporation of India
    • IREDA: Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency
    • NIWE: National Institute of Wind Energy
  • International Initiatives:
    • International Solar Alliance: 121 member countries
    • One Sun One World One Grid: Global solar interconnection
    • Mission LiFE: Lifestyle for Environment (G20 initiative)

ISRO’s Upcoming Mission Preparations

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • ISRO finalizes preparations for Mars Orbiter Mission-2 scheduled for late 2025
  • Advanced earth observation satellite constellation deployment progresses
  • Space technology startup incubation program launches with 50 selected companies
  • International collaboration strengthens with joint satellite missions announced
  • Commercial satellite launch services report record bookings from global clients
  • Space applications in disaster management and climate monitoring enhanced
  • Indigenous space technology development receives additional funding allocation

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • ISRO Major Achievements:
    • Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan): First successful mission to Mars (2013)
    • Chandrayaan-3: Successful moon landing (2023)
    • Chandrayaan-1: Discovered water on moon (2008)
    • Record Launch: 104 satellites in single mission (2017)
  • Launch Vehicles:
    • PSLV: Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (workhorse rocket)
    • GSLV Mk III: Heavy lift vehicle (4-ton geostationary orbit capability)
    • SSLV: Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (commercial missions)
    • RLV: Reusable Launch Vehicle (under development)
  • Satellite Programs:
    • INSAT Series: Communication and meteorological satellites
    • IRS Series: Earth observation and remote sensing
    • IRNSS (NavIC): Regional navigation satellite system
    • ASTROSAT: Multi-wavelength space observatory
  • Space Centers:
    • VSSC: Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (Thiruvananthapuram)
    • ISAC: ISRO Satellite Centre (Bengaluru)
    • SDSC SHAR: Satish Dhawan Space Centre (Sriharikota)
    • LPSC: Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (Mahendragiri)
  • Future Missions:
    • Gaganyaan: Human spaceflight program (2025-26)
    • Aditya-L1: Solar mission (launched 2023, ongoing)
    • Shukrayaan-1: Venus mission (planned)
    • Mars Orbiter Mission-2: Enhanced Mars exploration

💰 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS

India’s Foreign Trade Performance

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • India’s merchandise exports reach $45 billion in July 2025, showing 12% growth
  • Services exports maintain strong momentum with $28 billion monthly average
  • Trade deficit narrows to $20.5 billion as import growth moderates
  • Electronic goods exports surge by 25% driven by PLI scheme benefits
  • Agricultural exports diversification strategy shows positive results in new markets
  • Free Trade Agreement negotiations accelerated with key partner countries
  • Digital trade infrastructure enhancements facilitate seamless cross-border transactions

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • India’s Trade Statistics (2024-25):
    • Total Trade: $1.02 trillion
    • Merchandise Exports: $437 billion
    • Merchandise Imports: $677 billion
    • Services Exports: $341 billion
  • Top Trading Partners:
    • USA: $190 billion (largest trading partner)
    • China: $125 billion
    • UAE: $83 billion
    • Germany: $77 billion
  • Major Export Items:
    • Engineering Goods: $109 billion (25% of total exports)
    • Petroleum Products: $68 billion
    • Gems & Jewelry: $35 billion
    • Pharmaceuticals: $25 billion
    • Textiles & Garments: $36 billion
  • Foreign Trade Policy 2023:
    • Duration: 2023-2028
    • Vision: $2 trillion goods and services exports by 2030
    • Key Features: Digitalization, ease of doing business, sustainability
  • Trade Agreements:
    • Comprehensive Economic Partnership: UAE, Australia
    • Free Trade Agreements: ASEAN, Japan, South Korea, Singapore
    • Under Negotiation: EU, UK, Canada, GCC
  • Export Promotion Schemes:
    • RoDTEP: Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products
    • PLI Schemes: 14 sectors with ₹1.97 lakh crore allocation
    • MEIS: Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (replaced by RoDTEP)

Banking Sector Digital Transformation

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Digital banking transactions cross 15 billion monthly volume milestone
  • UPI payments reach ₹20 lakh crore monthly transaction value • Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilot expands to 15 cities
  • Banking sector NPAs decline to 3.2%, lowest in a decade
  • Credit growth maintains healthy 14% year-on-year expansion
  • Financial inclusion initiatives reach 98% household coverage
  • Cyber security framework for digital banking strengthened with new protocols

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • Indian Banking Structure:
    • Reserve Bank of India: Central Bank (established 1935)
    • Scheduled Commercial Banks: 12 PSBs + 22 Private + 46 Foreign banks
    • Regional Rural Banks: 43 RRBs with 21,891 branches
    • Cooperative Banks: 1,544 urban + 96,000 rural cooperative banks
  • Digital Banking Statistics:
    • UPI Transactions: 15+ billion per month (August 2025)
    • IMPS: 550 million transactions per month
    • NEFT/RTGS: Digital processing 24x7x365
    • Jan Dhan Accounts: 51+ crore accounts with ₹2.05 lakh crore deposits
  • Financial Inclusion Initiatives:
    • Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana: 51.47 crore accounts
    • Aadhaar Enabled Payment System: 4.5+ lakh agents
    • Business Correspondents: 14+ lakh agents serving rural areas
    • Direct Benefit Transfer: ₹6.2+ lakh crore transferred
  • Banking Regulations:
    • Basel III Norms: Capital adequacy, leverage ratio, liquidity coverage
    • Prompt Corrective Action: Framework for weak banks
    • SARFAESI Act: Asset reconstruction and securitization
    • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code: Corporate debt resolution
  • Key Banking Ratios (August 2025):
    • Gross NPA Ratio: 3.2%
    • Net NPA Ratio: 0.8%
    • Capital Adequacy Ratio: 16.8%
    • Credit-Deposit Ratio: 77.5%

🌍 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

India’s BRICS Presidency Initiatives

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • India announces key priorities for BRICS+ partnership expansion
  • New Development Bank approves $2.5 billion funding for infrastructure projects in member countries
  • Digital currency cooperation framework among BRICS nations strengthened
  • Counter-terrorism cooperation mechanisms enhanced with intelligence sharing protocols
  • Trade settlement in local currencies gains momentum among member nations
  • Climate change mitigation strategies coordinated through BRICS framework
  • Cultural and educational exchanges scaled up with student mobility programs

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • BRICS Formation and Evolution:
    • Original BRIC: Brazil, Russia, India, China (2009)
    • BRICS: South Africa joined in 2010
    • New Members (2024): UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran
    • Expansion: Argentina invited but declined membership
  • BRICS Economic Statistics:
    • Combined GDP: $28.5 trillion (28% of global GDP)
    • Population: 3.2 billion (42% of world population)
    • Trade Volume: $22 trillion among member nations
    • Gold Reserves: 25% of global gold reserves
  • BRICS Institutions:
    • New Development Bank: Headquarters Shanghai, capital $100 billion
    • Contingent Reserve Arrangement: $100 billion emergency fund
    • BRICS Payment System: Alternative to SWIFT
    • BRICS Energy Research Platform: Renewable energy cooperation
  • India’s BRICS Contributions:
    • IT and Digital Services: Technology sharing and capacity building
    • Pharmaceutical Sector: Generic medicines and vaccine production
    • Space Technology: Satellite services and earth observation data
    • Renewable Energy: Solar and wind technology transfer
  • Key Cooperation Areas:
    • Trade and Investment: Local currency settlements
    • Energy Security: Oil and gas cooperation mechanisms
    • Food Security: Agricultural technology and seed development
    • Health Cooperation: Pandemic preparedness and response

🏥 HEALTH SECTOR

National Health Stack Implementation

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission achieves 50 crore health ID registrations
  • Telemedicine consultations cross 2 crore monthly milestone
  • Electronic Health Records integration completes in 15,000 healthcare facilities
  • AI-powered diagnostic tools deployed in 500 district hospitals nationwide
  • Digital health certificates for international travel streamlined through CoWIN platform
  • Drone-based medicine delivery expands to remote tribal areas
  • Health data analytics platform provides real-time disease surveillance capabilities

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • Ayushman Bharat Scheme:
    • Launch: September 23, 2018
    • Coverage: 12+ crore families (55+ crore individuals)
    • Benefit: ₹5 lakh per family per year
    • Hospitals: 27,000+ empaneled hospitals
  • Health Infrastructure Statistics:
    • AIIMS: 22 institutes (7 operational, 15 under construction)
    • Medical Colleges: 658 (2024-25)
    • MBBS Seats: 1.08 lakh (increased from 54,000 in 2014)
    • PG Medical Seats: 67,000+ annually
  • Digital Health Initiatives:
    • Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission: Universal health ID system
    • e-Sanjeevani: National telemedicine platform
    • CoWIN: Vaccination certificate and tracking system
    • eSushrut: Hospital information system
  • National Health Programs:
    • National Health Mission: Rural and urban health systems strengthening
    • TB Mukt Bharat: Tuberculosis elimination by 2025
    • Mission Indradhanush: Universal immunization program
    • Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana: AIIMS and medical colleges
  • Health Indicators (2024-25):
    • Infant Mortality Rate: 27 per 1,000 live births
    • Maternal Mortality Rate: 97 per 1,00,000 live births
    • Life Expectancy: 69.7 years
    • Doctor-Population Ratio: 1:834 (improving from 1:1456)

🌱 ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

National Climate Adaptation Strategy Launch

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • India launches comprehensive climate adaptation strategy with ₹75,000 crore funding
  • Climate-resilient infrastructure development prioritized in coastal and mountain regions
  • National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture expanded to cover 60% of cultivable area
  • Forest fire management system enhanced with satellite monitoring and AI prediction
  • Water conservation projects accelerated in drought-prone regions
  • Biodiversity conservation programs receive international recognition and funding support
  • Carbon trading mechanism operationalized with first transactions recorded

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • India’s Climate Commitments:
    • Net Zero Target: 2070 (announced at COP26)
    • NDC Targets: 45% emission intensity reduction by 2030
    • Renewable Energy: 500 GW by 2030
    • Forest Cover: Additional 2.5-3 billion tons CO2 sequestration
  • National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC):
    • National Solar Mission: Solar energy expansion
    • National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency: Energy conservation
    • National Mission on Sustainable Habitat: Green buildings and transport
    • National Water Mission: Water conservation and management
    • National Mission for Sustaining Himalayan Ecosystem: Mountain conservation
    • Green India Mission: Forest and biodiversity conservation
    • National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture: Climate-resilient farming
    • National Mission on Strategic Knowledge: Climate science research
  • Forest and Wildlife Statistics:
    • Forest Cover: 7.13 lakh sq km (21.71% of geographical area)
    • Tree Cover: 0.95 lakh sq km (2.89% of geographical area)
    • Protected Areas: 981 (5.06% of geographical area)
    • Tiger Reserves: 54 reserves with 3,167 tigers (2022 census)
  • Environmental Laws:
    • Environment Protection Act, 1986: Umbrella legislation
    • Forest Conservation Act, 1980: Forest clearance procedures
    • Wildlife Protection Act, 1972: Biodiversity conservation
    • Air and Water Pollution Acts: 1974 and 1981
  • International Environmental Agreements:
    • Paris Climate Agreement: Ratified 2016
    • Convention on Biological Diversity: Biodiversity targets
    • Montreal Protocol: Ozone layer protection
    • CITES: Endangered species trade regulation

📚 EDUCATION SECTOR

National Education Technology Mission Progress

📰 NEWS ANALYSIS

  • Digital infrastructure deployment reaches 85% of government schools nationwide
  • NCERT launches AI-powered personalized learning platform for students
  • Teacher training programs in digital pedagogy cover 12 lakh educators
  • Higher education institutions report 40% increase in online course offerings
  • Skill-based curriculum integration shows positive learning outcomes in pilot programs
  • International student enrollment in Indian universities crosses 75,000 mark
  • EdTech startup ecosystem receives ₹5,000 crore investment in current fiscal

📚 STATIC BACKGROUND – EXAM ESSENTIALS

  • National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 Implementation:
    • Structure: 5+3+3+4 system replacing 10+2
    • Foundational Stage: Ages 3-8 years (play-based learning)
    • Preparatory Stage: Ages 8-11 years (discovery-based learning)
    • Middle Stage: Ages 11-14 years (subject-based learning)
    • Secondary Stage: Ages 14-18 years (multidisciplinary approach)
  • Digital Education Statistics:
    • DIKSHA Platform: 6+ billion learning minutes annually
    • PM eVIDYA: 34+ educational TV channels
    • SWAYAM: 2,000+ online courses from top institutions
    • Digital Library: 3+ crore books and resources
  • Higher Education Statistics (2024-25):
    • Universities: 1,113 (54 central, 476 state, 583 private)
    • Colleges: 42,343
    • Gross Enrollment Ratio: 29.8% (target: 50% by 2035)
    • Student Enrollment: 4.33 crore students
  • Major Education Schemes:
    • Samagra Shiksha: Integrated school education (₹2.94 lakh crore)
    • PM POSHAN: Mid-day meal program (11.8 crore children)
    • PM YASASVI: Scholarship for OBC/EBC/DNT students
    • National Scholarship Portal: 50+ scholarship schemes
  • Quality Assurance Bodies:
    • NAAC: National Assessment and Accreditation Council
    • NBA: National Board of Accreditation (technical programs)
    • NIRF: National Institutional Ranking Framework
    • QCI: Quality Council of India (skill certification)

🎯 EXAM PREPARATION ESSENTIALS

Today’s Key Static Facts for TNPSC

Constitutional and Governance:

  • Article 243: Panchayati Raj institutions (73rd Amendment, 1992)
  • Article 243ZA-ZP: Urban local bodies (74th Amendment, 1992)
  • Article 280: Finance Commission (constituted every 5 years)
  • Article 356: President’s Rule in states

Economic and Financial:

  • GST Council: Constitutional body under Article 279A
  • 15th Finance Commission: Recommendations for 2021-26 period
  • FRBM Act 2003: Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management

 

  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016: Corporate debt resolution

Science and Technology:

  • National Science Day: February 28 (C.V. Raman’s discovery)
  • National Technology Day: May 11 (Pokhran-II nuclear tests)
  • Vikram Sarabhai: Father of Indian Space Program
  • APJ Abdul Kalam: Missile Man of India

Environment and Climate:

  • World Environment Day: June 5
  • International Day of Forests: March 21
  • Earth Hour: Last Saturday of March
  • Ozone Day: September 16

📊 CURRENT ECONOMIC INDICATORS (August 26, 2025)

Growth Parameters:

  • GDP Growth: 7.4% (Q1 FY26, highest in 3 years)
  • Industrial Production: 6.2% (July 2025)
  • Manufacturing Growth: 8.1% (Q1 FY26) • Services Sector Growth: 6.8% (Q1 FY26)

Monetary Indicators:

  • Repo Rate: 6.5% (unchanged since April 2023)
  • CPI Inflation: 3.8% (July 2025, within RBI target)
  • WPI Inflation: 2.1% (July 2025)
  • Foreign Exchange Reserves: $655.8 billion (record high)

Trade Statistics:

  • Merchandise Exports: $45.2 billion (July 2025)
  • Merchandise Imports: $65.7 billion (July 2025)
  • Trade Deficit: $20.5 billion (July 2025)
  • Services Exports: $28.4 billion (July 2025)

🏅 IMPORTANT RECENT APPOINTMENTS (August 2025)

Key Appointments to Remember:

  • New Chief Election Commissioner: Recent appointment and tenure
  • RBI Deputy Governor: New appointment in banking regulation
  • ISRO Chairman: Leadership transition in space organization
  • Chief Justice of India: Recent elevation and judicial background

International Appointments:

  • UN Security Council: India’s current non-permanent member status
  • World Bank: Indian representation in global financial institutions
  • IMF: India’s position and voting rights in international monetary system

 

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