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Highlights of 19 November 2025 Current Affairs
- The Supreme Court warned the Telangana Speaker for delaying MLA disqualification decisions under the Tenth Schedule and reaffirmed that Speakers are subject to judicial review.
- The Supreme Court issued strict directions on tiger reserve protection including bans on night tourism, tiger safaris in core zones, commercial projects near reserves, and uniform compensation for HWC victims.
- The Prime Minister called for a 10-year national pledge to eliminate the colonial mindset rooted in Macaulay’s 1835 education reforms and promote cultural confidence and indigenous knowledge.
- A decade since the last India–Africa Forum Summit, India sees major opportunities in trade, digital public infrastructure, and strategic cooperation but faces challenges from China’s influence and project delays.
- The Supreme Court asked the Centre to take a decision on ratifying the UN CyberCrime Treaty, which aims to enhance global cooperation on digital evidence and cybercrime investigations.
- The Ministry of Earth Sciences established the Earth System Sciences Council to unify governance across key research institutes and strengthen climate and weather science coordination.
- The Chief Economic Advisor expressed concerns over IPOs being used mainly for investor exits rather than productive capital raising for business growth.
- India signed a long-term LPG supply deal with the U.S. for 2.2 MTPA, diversifying sources and enhancing energy security.
- The 16th Finance Commission (Chair: Arvind Panagariya) submitted its report for 2026–31 on tax devolution, grants-in-aid, and local body finances.
- The India–UK joint military exercise Ajeya Warrior-25 began in Rajasthan to improve interoperability on counter-terrorism and urban warfare under a UN mandate.
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