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Highlights of 23 October 2025 Current Affairs
- WHO’s Global Antibiotic Resistance Surveillance Report 2025 warned that 1 in 6 infections is antibiotic-resistant, with South-East Asia and Africa as major hotspots.
- India, China, and Pakistan together accounted for 41% of global bloodstream infection reports, highlighting the regional AMR burden.
- UNDP’s Global MPI 2025 found 1.1 billion people living in acute multidimensional poverty, with India reducing poverty to 16.4%.
- The Supreme Court formed a committee to draft a National Equal Opportunity Policy for transgender persons due to gaps in the 2019 Act.
- The 8th Codex Committee session in India finalized standards for Vanilla, Large Cardamom, and Coriander, raising the total to 19 spices.
- India’s gold reserves crossed $100 billion for the first time, making up nearly 15% of total forex reserves, as RBI diversifies assets.
- IEA’s “Delivering Sustainable Fuels: Pathways to 2035” projected a fourfold rise in sustainable fuel use, crucial for aviation and heavy transport.
- A study confirmed India’s indigenous Rotavac vaccine’s high real-world effectiveness against rotavirus, validating domestic vaccine innovation.
- Bathouism, the indigenous faith of the Bodo community, will receive a separate code in the Census, recognizing its ecological and cultural roots.
- FSSAI banned drinks from using “ORS” unless they follow WHO standards to prevent consumer misinformation.
- NITI Aayog’s “We Rise” initiative aims to empower women-led MSMEs through trade facilitation, mentorship, and global partnerships.
- The FAO celebrated 80 years of partnership with India, reaffirming joint efforts toward food security and sustainable agriculture.
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