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Highlights of 30 June 2025 Current Affairs
- Gross Value Added from agriculture grew 225% in current prices since 2011–12, with crops contributing over half of total agricultural output in 2023–24.
- Fishing and aquaculture’s share of output rose to 7% by 2023–24, while floriculture nearly doubled to ₹28,100 crore, led by Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.
- The Indus Waters Treaty dispute escalated as India rejected the arbitration award, declaring the treaty suspended due to Pakistan’s cross-border terrorism.
- India’s external debt reached US$736.3 billion in March 2025, with the US dollar accounting for over half of the debt composition by currency.
- Despite higher debt, the debt service ratio declined slightly; loans and currency deposits remained the largest instruments in India’s external borrowing.
- 88% of India’s workforce remains in low-skill jobs, with widespread skill mismatches contributing to low productivity, migration, and inefficient resource allocation.
- Recommendations included revamping TVET courses, standardising skill assessments, and incentivising lifelong learning to bridge gaps in high-skill occupations.
- India’s startup ecosystem surged past 150,000 recognised startups, with over half from non-metro cities and valuations exceeding $380 billion in 2024.
- Government initiatives like the Startup India Seed Fund and Atal Innovation Mission have supported innovation, early-stage funding, and regional expansion.
- India recorded a current account surplus of $13.5 billion in Q4 FY25, narrowing the full-year deficit and signalling stronger external sector health.
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