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<ul><li>Stay ahead in your exam prep with today’s top 15 national &amp; international news headlines — crisp, relevant, and exam-focused! Perfect for aspirants of ⁸ UPSC, SSC, Banking &amp; other competitive exams.</li></ul> 📌 What’s inside: Most important headlines of the day Current affairs for all exams Covered in &lt;5 minutes

1. Central Texas flash floods Over 50 people, including children from a summer camp, lost their lives in severe floods. Hundreds remain missing; rescue operations continue.   2. Russia–Ukraine conflict intensifies Ukraine targeted a Russian airbase; in response, Russia launched drone strikes across Ukrainian regions.   3. Thackeray cousins reunite after 20 years Uddhav and Raj Thackeray made a joint appearance in Maharashtra, signaling a possible political alliance.   4. Deja Kelly responds after WNBA snub Basketball rookie Deja Kelly quoted a Drake lyric after being excluded from a major WNBA contract, sparking online debate.   5. Neeraj Chopra wins at inaugural Chopra Classic Javelin champion Neeraj Chopra threw 86.18 m to win the first Gold-level athletics meet held in India.   6. PM Modi heads to BRICS Summit in Brazil The Prime Minister left for Rio de Janeiro for the 2025 BRICS Summit with focus on trade, global south cooperation.   7. Nirav Modi’s brother arrested in the U.S. Nehal Modi, wanted in India for his role in the ₹13,000 crore PNB scam, was held by U.S. authorities on extradition request.   8. Canada tightens visa rules for international students New restrictions include proof of finances and limited work hours, affecting thousands of Indian students.   9. India’s AI policy draft sparks debate The proposed policy aims to regulate AI use in education, healthcare, and defense sectors; experts call for clearer ethical guidelines.

JULY 6 IMPORTANT CURRENT AFFAIRS

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5th July 2025 – Current Affairs BulletinStay updated on the go! This crisp and concise current affairs audio covers all the important news for 5th July 2025, especially curated for SSC, UPSC, , and other competitive exam aspirants

5 JULY IMPORTANT CURRENT AFFAIRS

1. Japan Earthquake Panic – Viral manga prediction caused fear across Asia for July 5, but no scientific basis supports it.   2. Russia Recognizes Taliban – First country to officially recognize Taliban govt in Afghanistan.   3. China vs EU Brandy – China imposed up to 43.9% duty on EU brandy from July 5 but exempted top brands like LVMH, Pernod Ricard.   4. Pakistan-Afghan Border Clash – 30 militants killed in Pakistani military operation at North Waziristan.   5. Trump–Zelensky Call – Discussion on joint weapons production and Ukraine air defense cooperation.   6. India’s GST Record – ₹22.08 lakh crore GST collected in FY 2024–25, up by 9.4% YoY.   7. India’s GDP Outlook – CII predicts 6.4–6.7% real GDP growth in FY 2025–26.   8. Battery Project in Gujarat – IFC to invest ₹460 crore in India’s first standalone battery energy storage by IndiGrid.   9. Puducherry TB Success – 59% reduction in TB incidence; leads in India’s TB elimination efforts.   10. Neeraj Chopra Classic – India’s first international javelin event starts today in Bengaluru.

Stay Ahead with Our Daily Current Affairs Podcast!

Whether you're preparing for SSC, UPSC, State PSCs, or just want to stay informed - this podcast is your perfect companion.

We bring you crisp, exam-focused, and up-to-date current affairs in simple language, covering national, international, economic, and government-related news. Designed especially for students and professionals, our episodes are short, to the point, and perfect to listen to while commuting, working out, or relaxing.