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Highlights of 2 September 2025 Current Affairs
- India and China leaders met on the sidelines of the SCO Summit, reaffirming commitment to stability, border peace, economic ties, and people-to-people engagement amidst regional challenges.
- Both sides agreed to resolve border issues through fair, reasonable, and mutually acceptable solutions, emphasizing prevention of disputes and stability for a multipolar Asia.
- India and China announced steps to enhance connectivity, visa facilitation, and cultural exchanges, including resumption of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra to strengthen bilateral people-to-people ties.
- Revised Green Credit norms now focus on tree growth and survival, requiring five years of restoration and at least 40% canopy density for credits.
- One Green Credit is equivalent to one tree surviving beyond five years, with credits non-transferable except within a company and its subsidiaries.
- The NeGD integrated 2000 e-Government services pan-India on DigiLocker and e-District, offering citizens authentic, legally valid digital documents accessible anytime, anywhere.
- DigiLocker reduces administrative burden for agencies, enabling secure, real-time verification and exchange of documents while enhancing faster and citizen-centric service delivery nationwide.
- Draft rules propose raising FDI cap in insurance sector to 100% via automatic route, aiming to attract global capital and expand insurance penetration.
- The African Union endorsed ‘Correct the Map’ campaign, advocating Equal Earth map over Mercator’s projection to correct distortions of Africa and other regions.
- Educate Girls became first Indian NGO to win the prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award 2025, recognizing its transformative work in advancing girls’ education in India.
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