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Dual-Sex Crab of Silent Valley
Rare case of gynandromorphy found in crab species.
Reforms in India’s Food Safety Framework
The government approved major regulatory reforms in the food sector.
Sahitya Akademi Awards 2025
Awards announced for literary works across languages.
Statehood and 6th Schedule Demand in Ladakh
Protests were held in Leh and Kargil demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule status. The demands aim to address representation issues and protect tribal identity and resources.
NavIC Navigation System
ISRO reported failure of atomic clock in IRNSS-1F satellite. This raised concerns over reliability of India’s NavIC navigation system.
Kharg Island–Fujairah Attacks
Escalation in West Asia after US strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island and Iran’s retaliation in UAE. The attacks threaten global oil supply chains and shipping routes.
India’s 1st Manuscript Mapping Drive
Government launched a nationwide survey to map India’s manuscript heritage. The initiative aims to digitise and preserve manuscripts.
60th Jnanpith Award
R. Vairamuthu was selected for the 60th Jnanpith Award. He became the first Tamil poet to receive the honour.
US Investigates India and 59 Others Over ‘Forced Labour’
US launched a Section 301 investigation into forced labour in supply chains. The probe includes India and 59 other economies.
India’s Defence Forces Vision 2047
The Defence Minister unveiled the “Defence Forces Vision 2047” roadmap. It aims to transform India’s military into a future-ready, integrated and technologically advanced force.
Xiaokang Villages and India's Border Security
China is constructing Xiaokang villages along the Line of Actual Control. These developments raise concerns over territorial claims and border security for India.
Project Great Indian Bustard (GIB)
The captive breeding programme of Great Indian Bustard recorded new hatchings. The total captive population has increased, supporting conservation efforts.