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Highlights of 10 May 2025 Current Affairs
- On May 8, Pakistan launched drone and missile attacks on Indian military sites; India intercepted many and retaliated with precision strikes using Harop drones.
- India deployed S-400, Akash, and Barak-8 missile systems, enforced blackouts in border states, and deployed over 100 CRPF companies to bolster security.
- Robert Prevost, a 69-year-old American missionary, was elected Pope Leo XIV, becoming the first U.S.-born pontiff, emphasizing peace and social justice.
- Justice Yashwant Varma faces removal proceedings after sacks of burnt cash were found at his residence; a judicial panel submitted its report.
- India’s Maternal Mortality Ratio declined to 93 per 100,000 live births in 2019–21, with Kerala and Maharashtra achieving Sustainable Development Goal targets.
- The U.S. and U.K. announced a trade deal reducing tariffs on British cars and steel; U.K. eliminated tariffs on U.S. ethanol imports.
- Rohit Sharma retired from Test cricket at 38, concluding with 4,301 runs in 67 matches and serving as India’s all-format captain.
- The IPL 2025 was suspended for a week due to India-Pakistan tensions; BCCI considers resuming matches at neutral venues like the U.K.
- Pope Leo XIV, in his first Sunday address, called for global peace, highlighting conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, and praised India-Pakistan ceasefire efforts.
- U.S. Commerce Secretary confirmed a baseline 10% tariff on foreign goods; the U.S.-U.K. deal exempts certain British exports from higher tariffs.
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