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Highlights of 12 February 2026 Current Affairs
- The Supreme Court questioned Meta–WhatsApp’s privacy policy, raising concerns about forced data sharing. The issue highlights challenges related to user consent and fair digital market practices.
- Experts flagged gaps in the DPDP Act, especially the lack of user rights over economic value generated from personal data. The debate has intensified discussions on data ownership in India’s digital economy.
- Budget 2026–27 identified the capital goods sector as a key driver of economic growth. Increased government investment aims to strengthen infrastructure and boost domestic manufacturing.
- The government announced a ₹10,000 crore push for container manufacturing with customs relief. The initiative is expected to support clean energy goals and strengthen mineral supply chains.
- PACS will be converted into multipurpose rural service centres offering storage, digital services, and agricultural inputs. The expansion aims to improve farmers’ access to essential services and infrastructure.
- Cooperative sector reforms focus on transparency through computerisation and inclusive governance. Special attention is being given to increasing participation of women and SC/ST communities.
- The MPLADS scheme continues with ₹5 crore annual funding for each Member of Parliament. However, concerns remain about effective monitoring and long-term asset quality.
- The possible expiry of the New START Treaty may trigger a global nuclear arms race. Experts warn it could weaken strategic stability and international arms control mechanisms.
- The agriculture sector recorded strong 10.4% GVA growth, reflecting improved rural economic performance. Government policy support and favourable conditions have contributed to this growth.
- The electronics manufacturing sector received major budget support to boost domestic production. The move aims to enhance export competitiveness and reduce import dependence.
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