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Highlights of 12 June 2025 Current Affairs
- Brazil and France launched ORCA urging nations to include oceans in climate action, with support from Ocean Conservancy and partners, ahead of COP30.
- Oceans absorb 30% CO₂ and 90% excess heat, while blue carbon ecosystems like mangroves outperform forests in carbon storage—vital for climate mitigation.
- India’s Deep Ocean Mission and MISHTI promote marine research and mangrove conservation, aligning with global ocean-focused climate initiatives like MPAs and the UN Ocean Science Decade.
- India’s fertility rate dropped from 5 (1970) to 2 (2025), driven by education and healthcare, yet inequality in reproductive access remains a concern.
- UNFPA urges India to expand SRH services, remove structural barriers, and create inclusive policies ensuring reproductive freedom for all, including marginalized groups.
- 93% of Smart City Mission projects completed; ₹48,000 crore nearly disbursed. SPVs to continue managing digital governance, urban infra, and PPPs post-March 2025.
- FAC approved Dibang dam project in Arunachal Pradesh, risking 2.7 lakh trees, biodiversity loss, and displacement of indigenous Adi and Idu Mishmi communities.
- INCOIS activated SARAT, a homegrown tool predicting drift of ships, oil spills, or debris, aiding maritime rescue through real-time forecasts and HPC systems.
- Israel struck Yemen’s Hodeidah Port, threatening aid flow and maritime stability. The Red Sea conflict escalates amid global concern over trade and humanitarian impact.
- Ukraine’s Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv was reportedly damaged by Russian missiles. UNESCO condemned attacks, calling for protection of cultural heritage in war zones.
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