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Highlights of 4 September 2025 Current Affairs
- WHO reports say more than 1 billion people worldwide live with mental health disorders, mostly anxiety and depression, creating huge social and economic costs.
- India launched Vikram3201, its first 32-bit indigenous processor, at Semicon India 2025, marking a big step in chip design and space technology strength.
- Anti-immigration protests in Australia targeted Indian migrants, showing rising global worries about jobs, identity, and nationalism in developed countries.
- The PM launched a Bihar scheme to give women SHGs easy digital credit, boosting entrepreneurship, reducing high-interest debt, and empowering rural women.
- The new Immigration and Foreigners Order 2025 grants visa and passport exemptions for soldiers, neighbours, minorities, and Sri Lankan Tamil refugees.
- Russia and China signed an agreement for the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, giving Russia new energy markets and strengthening China’s energy security.
- India approached the WTO against high US tariffs on copper products, aiming to protect its local industry and ensure fair global trade practices.
- APEDA started the BHARATI programme to help 100 agri-food startups grow, support innovation, and target 50 billion dollars in food exports by 2030.
- WHO reports highlight poor mental healthcare, with only 2 percent of budgets spent and a shortage of professionals, leaving millions without treatment.
- Exercise Maitree-XIV began in Meghalaya, where Indian and Thai armies train together to improve defence cooperation, joint operations, and friendship.
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