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Highlights of 8 November 2025 Current Affairs
- The Wildlife Institute of India (WII) conducted the first pan-India assessment of endangered vultures, finding nesting absent in nearly 70% of historical sites and heavy dependence on protected areas.
- The survey covered 216 sites across 17 states, with species-specific populations showing the Indian Vulture thriving in Mukundra Hills and the Red-headed Vulture extremely fragmented in Madhya Pradesh.
- Vultures, vital scavengers protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife Act, face threats from habitat loss, drug poisoning, electrocution, and food scarcity.
- Conservation steps include bans on toxic veterinary drugs, breeding centres in multiple states, and the ongoing Vulture Conservation Action Plan (2020–25).
- The idea of Universal Basic Income (UBI) has regained relevance amid rising inequality, job losses from automation, and growing economic insecurity.
- UBI, offering unconditional cash transfers to all citizens, promotes universality, dignity, and choice while simplifying India’s fragmented welfare architecture.
- The Supreme Court ruled in Mihir Rajesh Shah vs. State of Maharashtra that failure to provide written grounds of arrest violates Articles 21 and 22(1) and renders the arrest illegal.
- The judgment mandates that arrest grounds must be supplied in writing, in a language understood by the accused, within two hours before judicial remand.
- The WMO’s State of the Climate 2025 report warns that 2025 will likely be the 2nd or 3rd warmest year ever, with CO₂, CH₄, and N₂O levels at record highs, signaling the world is off-track for Paris targets.
- Kazakhstan joined the Abraham Accords, expanding the U.S.-brokered peace framework that normalizes Israel’s relations with Muslim-majority nations, marking Central Asia’s entry into the pact.
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