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Highlights of 30 July 2025 Current Affairs
- NEP 2020 completed five years, bringing reforms in foundational literacy, competency-based learning, teacher training, and digital platforms like DIKSHA and PM eVidya.
- India’s Third Voluntary National Review at the UN showed major SDG progress, with 248 million people lifted out of poverty since 2013–14.
- The Ministry of Labour is exploring a shift to a ‘Living Wage’ system to enhance worker dignity and promote women’s workforce participation.
- The SOFI 2025 report highlighted global hunger decline, but food insecurity still persists in Africa and Western Asia due to rising food prices.
- India has improved food affordability and reduced post-harvest losses using digital solutions, setting an example for other lower-middle-income countries.
- True Polar Wander is impacted by large dam reservoirs, shifting Earth’s mass and causing subtle but real changes in the planet’s axis and rotation.
- BRICS Culture Ministers launched a joint cultural platform and supported including culture as a post-2030 global development goal under UN frameworks.
- Australia and the UK signed the Geelong Treaty to collaborate on nuclear submarines, marking a major step under AUKUS Pillar I.
- Divya Deshmukh won the FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025, becoming the third Indian woman to achieve this and possibly a future Grandmaster.
- Kaziranga National Park conducted its first bird census using acoustic technology, enabling accurate detection of rare species like the Bengal Florican.
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