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Highlights of Current Affairs 18 July 2026
- Stalled Iran nuclear talks have renewed global concerns over the effectiveness and fairness of the international nuclear non-proliferation regime.
- The 7th National CAMPA meeting approved new initiatives for sacred grove conservation, mangrove restoration, wildlife protection, and digital forest governance.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to freedom fighter and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K. Kamaraj on his birth anniversary.
- The Supreme Court reaffirmed that hunger strikes are a lawful form of peaceful protest while balancing the State’s duty to protect life.
- On its 98th Foundation Day, ICAR unveiled the “Developed Agriculture and Prosperous Farmers” roadmap to strengthen innovation and climate-resilient farming.
- A new study confirmed that the Indian tectonic plate played a key role in the formation and uplift of the Tibetan Plateau, known as the “Roof of the World.”
- India highlighted the need for a fair and inclusive global nuclear framework while continuing its engagement with key international export-control regimes.
- National CAMPA extended the MISHTI programme until 2029 with additional funding to promote mangrove conservation and coastal ecosystem restoration.
- Project GIANT was launched to study the impact of Greenland’s melting ice sheet on Atlantic Ocean currents and global climate systems.
- A new spreadwing damselfly species, Lestes paloti, was discovered in Kerala’s Western Ghats, adding to India’s biodiversity records.
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