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Highlights of 3 April 2025 Current Affairs
- The Supreme Court is considering whether it can set a deadline for Assembly Speakers to decide on disqualification petitions.
- Justice B.R. Gavai stated that a Speaker cannot delay decisions to weaken the anti-defection law, while Mukul Rohatgi argued courts have limited authority over Speaker rulings.
- India’s Manufacturing PMI hit 58.1 in March 2025, an eight-month high, driven by strong domestic demand and rising production levels.
- Companies depleted their inventories at the fastest rate in three years, while business optimism remained strong despite increasing input costs.
- Trump’s new tariffs, based on trade deficits rather than actual rates, imposed a 26% duty on Indian exports, raising concerns over supply chain disruptions.
- China’s military drills around Taiwan featured live-fire exercises, joint blockades, and precision strikes, escalating regional tensions.
- Taiwan reported 76 Chinese warplanes and 13 PLA vessels near its territory, while the U.S. condemned Beijing’s aggressive stance.
- PM Modi will visit Thailand and Sri Lanka, with a potential meeting with Bangladesh’s Yunus in Bangkok to discuss regional ties.
- The Lok Sabha passed the Waqf Bill after an intense 12-hour debate, addressing key property management concerns and regulatory changes.
- The Bombay High Court extended the stay on an FIR against ex-SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch and five others.
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