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Highlights of 25 June 2025 Current Affairs
- FATF flagged global gaps in tackling Proliferation Financing, with only 16% of countries effectively enforcing targeted UN sanctions related to WMD activities.
- Illicit actors use intermediaries, shell firms, virtual assets, and maritime smuggling to evade proliferation-related sanctions and conceal end-user identities.
- FATF urged nations to update PF threat assessments, enhance public-private coordination, and adopt standardized WMD-related terminology within five years.
- RBI launched the Digital Payment Intelligence Platform (DPIP) to strengthen fraud risk detection through real-time intelligence sharing among Indian banks.
- Rising banking frauds, tripling from ₹12,230 crore in FY24 to ₹36,014 crore in FY25, prompted the need for a centralized fraud response system.
- RBI initiatives like multi-factor authentication, zero liability policy, and verified banking domains aim to protect customers from rising digital fraud.
- India dismissed OIC’s recent comments as factually incorrect and unwarranted, reiterating its position on respecting sovereignty and non-interference in internal matters.
- India launched its first National Rare Blood Donor Registry to help patients with rare blood types like Rhnull, Bombay, and Jr(a-).
- WMO’s 2024 report showed Asia warming at twice the global average, with record-high temperatures, glacial retreat, and severe marine impacts.
- Under ULLAS, Tripura became India’s third fully literate state, following Mizoram and Goa, achieving over 95% literacy among those aged 15+.
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