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Daily Current Affairs: 3 September 2025

Current affairs of 3 September 2025: Global Peace Index 2025: India ranks 115th of 163 countries; Semiconductors: India’s Full-Stack Chip Nation Vision; Insurance FDI Draft Rules Cut Compliance Burden for Foreign Investors, and 12 more topics. Key facts for every exam, with a quiz.

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In this issue: 15 topics

Government Schemes

  1. Bihar Rajya Jeevika Nidhi Saakh Sahkari Sangh Launched by PM Modi
  2. NCERT 65th Foundation Day: Bal Vatika, DIKSHA 2.0, PRASHAST 2.0

Banking & Finance

  1. SEBI Intraday Position Limits for Equity Index Options Explained
  2. IRDAI Stance: No Insurer Licences for VC-Backed Fintechs
  3. Suryoday SFB Secured Credit Cards Backed by Fixed Deposits
  4. Niveshak Didi Phase II Launched by IEPFA in Hyderabad

Economy

  1. Insurance FDI Draft Rules Cut Compliance Burden for Foreign Investors

Agriculture & Rural

  1. BHARATI Initiative: APEDA Backs 100 Agri-Food Startups
  2. Horticulture as Growth Engine: RBI Bulletin Findings

Science & Technology

  1. Semiconductors: India’s Full-Stack Chip Nation Vision
  2. Jarosite at Matanomadh, Kutch, Points to Mars-Like Past

Environment & Ecology

  1. Operation SWARNA to Restore Swarnamukhi River in Tirupati

Reports & Indexes

  1. Global Peace Index 2025: India ranks 115th of 163 countries
  2. Insurance Ombudsman Report 2023-24: Health Insurer Complaints
  3. Cancer Incidence and Trends in India 2025: Key Findings

Government Schemes

Banking & Finance

1. Bihar Rajya Jeevika Nidhi Saakh Sahkari Sangh Launched by PM Modi

  • PM Modi inaugurated Bihar Rajya Jeevika Nidhi Saakh Sahkari Sangh Limited on 2 September 2025 by video conferencing.
  • Rs 105 crore was transferred to the institution's bank account at the launch.
  • It targets about 20 lakh women in cluster-level federations tied to Jeevika self-help groups.
  • Microfinance institutions charge 18% to 24% interest; the new body aims to offer cheaper credit.
  • It runs on a fully digital platform, with 12,000 community cadres equipped with tablets.
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Government Schemes

2. NCERT 65th Foundation Day: Bal Vatika, DIKSHA 2.0, PRASHAST 2.0

  • NCERT marked its 65th Foundation Day by unveiling several digital and inclusive learning initiatives.
  • Bal Vatika is a DTH channel (PM eVidya Channel No. 35) for children aged 3 to 6.
  • DIKSHA 2.0 is an AI-enabled platform with Read Aloud, captions and translation into 12 Indian languages.
  • PRASHAST 2.0 is an improved tool for screening children for disabilities, linked to UDISE+, APAAR and Swavlamban Card.
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