Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
The Union Minister of Commerce & Industry recently launched the Trade Intelligence & Analytics (TIA) Portal in New Delhi. It aims to provide a unified, data-rich platform for exporters, MSMEs, policymakers, and trade analysts to access global and national trade-related intelligence.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
Vibrant and captivating photographs of the Raulane Festival from Himachal Pradesh recently went viral on social media, sparking widespread interest in the unique centuries-old ritual and its cultural significance.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
The Government of Assam has banned the inter-district movement of live pigs to curb the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF), following a rise in cases across several districts. ASF poses a serious threat to the piggery sector due to its extremely high mortality rate.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
The Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change addressed the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) Industry Leaders’ Roundtable during UNFCCC COP-30 at Belém, Brazil, highlighting India’s commitment to low-carbon industrial transformation.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
The Supreme Court of India has struck down several provisions of the Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021, declaring them unconstitutional for violating judicial independence, separation of powers, and constitutional supremacy.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
On November 18, 2025, the 8th Naturopathy Day was celebrated at Nisarg Gram in Pune. The program emphasized a natural lifestyle, Gandhian values, and health in harmony with nature.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
Recently, the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) launched Project Gaja-Lok.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
In 1835, Thomas Babington Macaulay presented the “Minute on Indian Education”, a watershed moment in Indian history that deeply influenced education, language, culture, and social structure. It was not merely a document of educational reform but a comprehensive colonial mental project—aimed at weakening India’s cultural foundation and creating a class of people who were Indian in blood but English in mind.
Current Affairs 20-Nov-2025
India’s approximately 7,500 km long coastline makes it highly vulnerable to tropical cyclones. On average, 5–6 cyclones occur in India each year, with most affecting the eastern coast (Bay of Bengal) more severely.
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