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Highlights of 4 July 2025 Current Affairs
- Iran suspended cooperation with the IAEA after Israel and the US carried out air strikes on Iranian nuclear sites over NPT violation allegations.
- Founded in 1957, the IAEA verifies nuclear materials’ peaceful use but faces criticism for limited enforcement, political bias, and outdated governance models.
- C-FLOOD, launched by the Jal Shakti Ministry, integrates flood models to provide two-day advance forecasts, supporting disaster management authorities across India.
- Developed by C-DAC, CWC, and NRSC, C-FLOOD uses advanced 2D hydrodynamic simulations under the National Supercomputing Mission to improve flood preparedness.
- The Quad Critical Minerals Initiative strengthens collaboration to secure diversified supply chains of cobalt, nickel, and lithium, reducing dependence on China and DR Congo.
- India is enhancing critical mineral security through regulatory reforms, the National Critical Mineral Mission, global partnerships, and projects like the India–Argentina lithium agreement.
- Spain and Brazil proposed a global tax on billionaires and a wealth registry at the Sevilla conference to address inequality and support SDG funding.
- Since 2015, the top 1% gained $33.9 trillion in wealth, paying just ~0.3% effective tax, fueling calls for fairer international taxation.
- PARAKH, set up under NCERT, provides open access to national and state-level student performance data to improve assessments aligned with NEP 2020 goals.
- The Green Climate Fund, based in South Korea, approved $120 million in funding to help developing nations cut emissions and build climate resilience.
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