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Highlights of 10 January 2025 Current Affairs
- Karnataka High Court grants a transgender woman the right to update her birth certificate with revised name and gender identity, citing the Transgender Persons Act 2019.
- The Karnataka HC applied the principle that specific laws, like the Transgender Persons Act, override general laws, like the Registration of Births and Deaths Act 1969.
- India releases draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025, emphasizing parental consent for children’s data and mandatory data breach reporting.
- India’s manufacturing sector shows slower growth with factory activity dropping to a 12-month low in December 2024, despite an uptick in hiring.
- Ministry of External Affairs rejects China’s territorial claims over Ladakh, reinforcing India’s stance on illegal occupation of its land.
- Maldives Foreign Minister visits India to strengthen bilateral ties in maritime security, trade, and high-impact community development projects.
- NTPC partners with US-based Clean Core Thorium Energy to explore advanced nuclear energy with thorium-based fuel for pressurized reactors.
- Chhattisgarh becomes the first Indian state to link forest ecosystem services to Green GDP, factoring in environmental benefits in economic performance.
- India and Pakistan exchange lists of nuclear installations, prisoners, and fishermen, adhering to bilateral agreements on nuclear safety and consular access.
- ISRO plans an all-girls lunar mission ‘ShakthiSAT’ with 12,000 talented girls from 108 countries to design, build, and launch a satellite to lunar orbit in 2026.