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Highlights of 11 June 2025 Current Affairs
- The SEZ reforms now allow electronics and semiconductor units to start with just 10 hectares of land, down from 50, encouraging next-gen manufacturing and tech investment in India.
- Free-of-cost imports/exports will now be included in the Net Foreign Exchange (NFE) formula under SEZ rules, better reflecting unit viability and true economic performance.
- The Supreme Court ruled narco-analysis tests can only be conducted voluntarily with court permission and cannot serve as the sole basis for a criminal conviction.
- The gig and platform economy is projected to reach 62 million workers by 2047, contributing significantly to job creation across India’s growing informal and digital sectors.
- Gig workers face challenges like job insecurity, lack of healthcare, poor grievance redressal, and gender bias, necessitating urgent reforms, better protections, and formal recognition via legal frameworks.
- India’s NTPC has partnered with SEforALL to chart a clean energy transition roadmap, emphasizing renewable adoption, energy efficiency, and carbon neutrality in line with global sustainability goals.
- Donkey exports from Pakistan have surged due to high Chinese demand for Ejiao, a gelatin-based traditional medicine, raising ethical concerns over animal welfare and rural livelihoods.
- India’s semiconductor push includes four major schemes like DLI and Display Fabs under the Semicon India Programme, aiming to reduce import dependence and boost chip self-sufficiency.
- Schemes like PLI, SPECS, and EMC 2.0 are accelerating domestic electronics production, aiming to make India a global hub in manufacturing and attract multinational investment.
- The UN General Assembly has declared a day to honor women farmers, aiming to boost recognition, rights, and access to resources for women in global agriculture.
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