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Current Affairs of 26 March 2025
Current Affairs - March 26, 2025
National and International Current Affairs - March 26, 2025
- India's Foreign Minister Emphasizes Peaceful Resolution of Issues with China
- Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar stated that while issues between India and China are expected to persist, they can be managed without conflict. This follows the 2020 border clash and subsequent agreements aimed at improving bilateral relations.
- Reserve Bank of India Anticipated to Implement Rate Cuts in FY26
- The overnight indexed swap markets in India are pricing in over 50 basis points of cumulative rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India for the fiscal year 2025-26, driven by easing inflation and subdued economic growth.
- Kerala Establishes India's First Senior Citizens Commission
- Kerala has become the first state in India to establish a Senior Citizens Commission by passing the Kerala State Senior Citizens Commission Bill, 2025, aiming to safeguard the rights and welfare of elderly citizens.
- India Reiterates Commitment to Eliminate Tuberculosis by 2025
- On World TB Day, India reaffirmed its goal to eliminate tuberculosis by 2025, five years ahead of the global target, under the theme 'Yes! We Can End TB: Commit, Invest, Deliver'.
- Rachel Reeves Defends Spring Statement Amid Criticism
- UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves defended her spring statement, emphasizing policies aimed at reducing poverty by encouraging employment, despite projections indicating potential increases in poverty levels due to benefit cuts.
- Protests in Turkey Over Istanbul Mayor's Detention
- Protests have intensified across Turkey following the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, with opposition leaders visiting him in prison and criticizing the government's actions.
- German Police Raid Eritrean Anti-Government Group
- German authorities conducted nationwide raids on locations associated with the Eritrean anti-government group Brigade Nhamedu, as part of efforts to address foreign political conflicts within Germany.
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