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Daily Current Affairs: 11 December 2025

Current affairs of 11 December 2025: Boreendo Clay Flute: UNESCO Safeguards Sindh Tradition; World Inequality Report 2026: India and Global Findings; India-Brunei Defence Joint Working Group Holds First Meeting, and 15 more topics. Key facts for every exam, with a quiz.

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In this issue: 18 topics

Banking & Finance

  1. RBI Forex Fee Disclosure: Uniform Rules for Retail Users
  2. PFRDA Widens Pension Fund Investment Choices: Top 250 Stocks
  3. SEBI Proposes One Statement for All Financial Assets
  4. SEBI Relaxes Re-KYC Rules for Non-Resident Indians
  5. Microfinance Diversification: RBI Urges MFIs Beyond JLG Loans
  6. RBI Draft Circular on Forex Charge Disclosure for Retail Users
  7. Banks Lean on Certificates of Deposit as Deposits Lag

Economy

  1. ASUSE 2026: MoSPI Draft Questionnaire for Unincorporated Enterprises
  2. ADB Lifts India FY26 Growth Forecast to 7.2%
  3. Fitch’s BMI Sees RBI Repo Rate Holding at 5.25% in FY27

International Affairs

  1. Boreendo Clay Flute: UNESCO Safeguards Sindh Tradition

Agriculture & Rural

  1. Climate Action in India’s Food Sector: Hurdles and Steps

Science & Technology

  1. India’s First Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Vessel Launched at Varanasi
  2. BlueBird-6 Launch: ISRO’s LVM3 to Carry Heaviest US Satellite

Environment & Ecology

  1. CITES CoP20 in Samarkand: 50 Years and 77 Species Added

Defence & Security

  1. India-Brunei Defence Joint Working Group Holds First Meeting

Reports & Indexes

  1. World Inequality Report 2026: India and Global Findings

Awards & Persons

  1. Rage-Bait: Oxford English Dictionary Word of the Year 2025

Banking & Finance

Economy

International Affairs

Agriculture & Rural

Agriculture & Rural Development

12. Climate Action in India’s Food Sector: Hurdles and Steps

  • Food systems produce about one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Farm emissions are hard to measure, and consumers weakly reward green products.
  • Small farms with limited credit, irrigation and advice slow adoption of climate-friendly methods.
  • Suggested steps include efficiency gains, rice and dairy trials, satellite monitoring and a national framework for supply chain emissions.
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