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Highlights of 22 September 2025 Current Affairs
- CAG’s first consolidated report on state finances shows combined debt at 22.17% of GDP, breaching FRBM’s 20% debt target for 2024-25.
- Fiscal deficit levels vary sharply, with Gujarat at the lowest (0.76% of GSDP) and Himachal Pradesh highest (6.46%), above FRBM’s 3.5% benchmark.
- Rising state debt is driven by subsidies, farm loan waivers, welfare schemes, and high committed expenditure on salaries, pensions, and interest payments.
- The High Seas Treaty achieved 60 ratifications, set to enter into force, aiming for conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.
- India signed the High Seas Treaty in 2024 with the Ministry of Earth Sciences as the nodal agency, marking commitment to global marine conservation.
- PM laid the foundation of India’s first PM MITRA Park in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, aiming to boost cotton-based textile infrastructure and global competitiveness.
- Seven PM MITRA Parks across India are expected to attract ₹70,000 crores investment, create nearly 20 lakh jobs, and boost textile exports significantly.
- Stanford researchers created the first AI-designed viral genome, using Evo AI to redesign bacteriophages capable of killing antibiotic-resistant bacteria effectively.
- CMLRE study revealed major ecological damage in the Arabian Sea from ELSA 3 shipwreck, causing heavy metal contamination and bioaccumulation in marine life.
- UN 1267 sanctions move to list BLA was blocked by the US, UK, and France, reflecting P5 geopolitical divides in counterterrorism efforts.
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