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Highlights of 29 May 2025 Current Affairs
- Ten NDA MLAs met Manipur Governor seeking to form a government, claiming majority support in the 60-member Assembly amid ongoing President’s Rule since 2024.
- Ethnic tensions between Meiteis and Kuki-Zo, fueled by land, ST status, and migration issues, have led to violence, deaths, and Assembly boycotts.
- COCOMI-led protests over festival bus misuse triggered demands for key officials’ resignation and an apology from the Governor for negligence during unrest.
- Former CM N. Biren Singh discussed ethnic unrest and illegal immigration with the Governor, highlighting ongoing instability and governance challenges in Manipur.
- India’s IIP growth in April 2025 slowed to 2.7%, the lowest in eight months, reflecting weak industrial recovery across key sectors.
- Capital goods output surged 20.3% due to machinery demand and base effect, but experts warn sustainability depends on broader investment revival.
- Lokpal cleared ex-SEBI Chief Madhabi Puri Buch in Adani-Hindenburg case, stating complaints lacked evidence and were based on mere assumptions.
- Lokpal emphasized that Hindenburg’s report alone couldn’t justify action, reinforcing safeguards against baseless allegations targeting regulatory authorities like SEBI.
- RBI survey showed record remittances of $118.7 billion in 2023–24, mostly from developed nations, overtaking FDI and covering half the trade deficit.
- Digital remittances now dominate, especially from UAE and Saudi Arabia, but remain costly at 4.9%, exceeding UN’s SDG target of 3%.
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