Current Affairs 10 December 2025

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

India’s Nuclear Power Generation Capacity to Reach 21,880 MW by 2032In December 2025, the Government of India (GoI) announced that India’s nuclear power generation capacity is expected to increase from the existing 8,780 MegaWatt (MW) to 9,480 MW by the end of Financial Year 2025-26 (FY26) i.e. on March 31, 2026; 13,480 MW (by FY30) and 21,880 MW (by FY32).

• The Nuclear Energy Mission for Viksit Bharat has set the target to achieve nuclear power generation capacity of 100 Giga Watt (GW) by 2047, which will further help India in realizing its target of Net Zero by 2070.

India’s Strategy to Achieve 100 GW Target:
Setting Up of  Ten 700MW PHWRs: The GoI is planning to set up 10 Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) of 700 MW each, at various stages of pre-project activities i.e. two each at Kaiga in Karnataka; Chutka in Madhya Pradesh (MP) and Gorakhpur in Haryana, and 4 at Mahi Banswara in Rajasthan.
Development of SMRs: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) has started the work on the design and development of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) such as 200 MW Bharat Small Modular Reactor (BSMR-200) and 55 MW SMR (SMR-55) and an up to 5 MW thermal high-temperature gas-cooled reactor designed specifically for the production of hydrogen.

• These SMRs will be deployed as captive power plants for energy intensive industries (like: Aluminium, Steel and Metal); repurposing of retiring fossil fuel-based power plants; captive plants for energy intensive industries and off-grid applications for remote locations.

About Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC):
Dr. Homi J. Bhabha founded the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in 1945 and the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay (AEET) in 1954 to promote nuclear research in India. Following his death in 1966, AEET was renamed the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC).
Director– Vivek Bhasin
Headquarters – Mumbai, Maharashtra

Japan’s JERA Signed 1st Long-Term LNG Export Deal with Torrent Power
In December 2025, Japan’s largest power generation company, JERA Co., Inc. signed its 1st ever long-term Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) export  agreement with India’s Torrent Power Limited (TPL).

• As per the agreement, JERA will supply 0.27 Million Metric Tonnes Per Annum (MMTPA) of LNG (or 4 LNG Cargoes annually) for a period of 10 years starting from 2027.

Key Details of Agreement:
LNG Usage: As per the agreement, the LNG procured by TPL will be used to operate its 2,730 MegaWatt (MW) combined cycle Gas-based Power Plants (GBPPs) in India to support the country’s rising demand of power.
Benefits: Under the agreement, Torrent Gas Ltd (TGL), city gas distribution arm of TPL,  will be able to sell LNG  to households, Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles and commercial and industrial consumers.

Zen Technologies Secures Rs. 120 crores Contract for India’s First Combat Training Node in MP
In December 2025, Zen Technologies, an Indian defence training solutions company, secured a Rs. 120 crore contract from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to set up India’s first Combat Training Node (CTN) at the Infantry School, Mhow in Madhya Pradesh (MP).

• The project was awarded under the MoD’s Simulation Framework 2024.

About Combat Training Node (CTN):
Overview: The CTN will be a fully integrated, simulation-based training ecosystem with 60+ simulators, operating on a Live–Virtual–Constructive (LVC) framework.

• It will deliver realistic battlefield environments by combining live firing ranges, virtual simulators, and computer-generated combat scenarios.

Training Capabilities: The facility will train soldiers in marksmanship, urban combat, Counter-Insurgency/Counter-Terrorism (CI/CT) operations, counter-drone response, and mission command. Advanced After-Action Review (AAR) systems and data analytics will help assess performance and improve operational readiness.
UAV Operations: The CTN will also include drone drill simulators to build proficiency in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) operations, covering control, navigation, and tactical employment in modern combat theatres.

India, Israel Launches JV ‘Semiophore Ltd.’ to Boost Sustainable Agricultural Technologies
In December 2025, India and Israel have announced the launch of a new 50:50 Joint Venture (JV) named ‘Semiophore Ltd.’ that will manufacture and commercialise Indian pheromone-based crop protection technologies across international markets.

• This marks a major step towards strengthening agricultural cooperation between the two countries.

Key Details of New JV:
Signatories: The licensing agreements were formally exchanged between ATGC Biotech Pvt. Ltd. (India) and Luxembourg Industries Ltd. (Israel) to set up this JV in Israel, during the valedictory session of the First International Science and Technology Clusters Conference held in New Delhi, Delhi.
Investments: The JV entails a total planned investment of USD 10 million.
Significance: For the 1st time, Indian semiochemical technology is being out-licensed and produced in Israel.
Global Markets: This newly launched JV will take 18 Indian developed technologies like: ultra-low-dose pheromone dispensers, mating disruption platforms, and controlled-release systems to global markets such as Israel, Brazil, and the United States of America (USA).
Key Target: It aims to reduce the usage of insecticide by over 80%.

DoT Mandates SIM-Binding for Messaging apps to reduce Digital FraudsIn December 2025, The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has issued directions to major mobile application-based communication services, including WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Snapchat, Share Chat, JioChat, Josh, and Arattai, to enforce mandatory SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) -binding and periodic logout for web sessions under Telecom Cybersecurity Amendment Rules, 2025.

• The move aims to safeguard telecom identifiers and prevent large-scale cyber frauds exploiting Indian mobile numbers.

Key Directions for App Providers by DoT:
Mandatory Continuous SIM-Linking: Apps must stay continuously linked to the user’s active India-based SIM, with access blocked if the SIM is removed or inactive.
Periodic Web Logout & Re-linking: Web/desktop versions must auto-logout every 6 hours, requiring QR(Quick Response) based re-linking to prevent misuse of long-lived sessions abroad.
Reporting & Compliance Timeline: Companies must implement the measures within 90 days and submit compliance reports to the DoT within 120 days.
Purpose and Significance:
Curbing Cross-Border Cyber Frauds: Prevents SIM-less app misuse for phishing, digital arrests, impersonation, and investment scams from abroad.
Enhancing Traceability & Accountability: SIM-device binding links every account to a live, KYC-verified number for easier fraud detection and action.
Strengthening Public Trust: Uniform, verifiable security measures enhance citizen confidence in using app-based communication platforms safely.
Impact on Service Providers:
Standardization Across Platforms: Ensures uniform cybersecurity requirements across all major communication apps.
Operational Adjustments for Providers: Requires updates to app architecture and authentication systems, adding some cost but improving user safety.
Support for Roaming & Multi-SIM Users: Maintains usability for roaming and dual-SIM devices while blocking misuse from unauthorized SIMs.
About Department of Telecommunications (DoT):
Secretary– Amit Agrawal
Established-1985
Headquarters– New Delhi, Delhi

BANKING & FINANCE

Sebi overhauls merchant bankers rule introduces capital adequacy liquid net worth criteriaIn December 2025, the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) announced a significant overhaul of merchant banker (MB) regulations by introducing a capital adequacy framework, mandating requirements for liquid net worth (NW) and minimum revenue from permitted activities.

Key Highlights
Merchant Banker (MB): SEBI (Merchant Bankers’) Regulation Act, 1992 defines a ‘merchant banker’ as “any person who is engaged in the business of issue management either by making arrangements regarding selling, buying or subscribing to securities or acting as manager, consultant, adviser or rendering corporate advisory service in relation to such issue management”.
Objective: The new rules are aimed at ensuring financial stability, improving risk management, and facilitating ease of doing business.
Expanded Activities: Under the new rule, the MB can undertake activities which fall under the purview of any other Financial Sector Regulator (FSR), and activities that do not fall under the purview of the Sebi or any other FSB should be fee-based, non-fund-based activities and pertain to the financial services sector.
Category-based: MBs have now been classified into two categories.

• Category I entities must maintain a minimum NW of Rs 50 crore (cr) and can undertake all permitted activities.
• Category II must maintain at least Rs 10 cr in NW and may engage in all activities except managing equity issues on the main board.

Liquid NW: All MBs must keep liquid net worth equal to at least 25% of their minimum required net worth, and their underwriting obligations are capped at 20 times their liquid NW.
Minimum Revenue Criteria: SEBI has issued criteria for minimum revenue from permitted activities as required by MBs.

• Category I MBs must have cumulative revenues of at least Rs 12.5 cr over the three preceding financial years.
• Category II merchant bankers must have cumulative revenues of at least Rs 2.5 cr over the three preceding financial years.

RBI Imposes Rs. 99.30 lakh Monetary Penalty on J&K Bank
In December 2025, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) imposed a monetary penalty of Rs 99.30 lakh on Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited (J&K Bank) for contravention of Section 26A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (BR Act 1949) and non-compliance with RBI directions on the Internal Ombudsman Scheme 2018, Customer Service in Banks, and Know Your Customer (KYC) Directions.

• The penalty was imposed following a statutory inspection of its financial position as of March 2024, under Sections 47A(1)(c) read with 46(4)(i) of the BR Act, 1949.

About Penalty Structure:
Grievance Handling: The bank did not escalate rejected complaints to the Internal Ombudsman and failed to send final resolution letters, leaving customers uninformed of decisions and their right to approach the Banking Ombudsman.
Deposits Management: The bank did not transfer eligible unclaimed deposits to the Depositor Education and Awareness (DEA) Fund within the required timeframe, violating Section 26A.
KYC Compliance: The bank lacked face-matching technology in its Video-based Customer Identification Process (V-CIP) and did not verify customers’ economic and financial profiles.

IDFC First Bank Launched Premium FD-backed Credit Card with Zero Markup
In December 2025, IDFC First Bank Limited launched an upgraded version of its ‘FIRST WOW! Black Credit Card’, a premium credit card backed by Fixed Deposit (FD).

• This newly launched credit card introduces 0% forex (fx) markup which makes it attractive for international travellers, cross-border online shoppers, among  others.

Key Features:
Eligibility Criteria:  The new credit card is available to any individual who is aged 18 years and above, against a FD starting at Rs 20,000.
FD Interest: Up to 6.3% on 367-day FD; 100% withdrawal limit.
Dual Card: Eligible cardholders will get a physical Mastercard for global usage as well as a RuPay virtual credit card linked to Unified Payments Interface(UPI) for local Quick Response (QR) payments.

• Both these cards will be linked to the same account with a single credit limit and a unified consolidated statement.

Key Benefits: The card offers 4 domestic airport lounges access annually; insurance coverage including personal accident protection of maximum Rs 2 lakh and lost card liability of maximum Rs 25,000; and a trip cancellation of maximum of Rs 10,000 on select travel bookings.
Zero Forex Markup: No extra charges on international transactions; interest-free Automated Teller Machine(ATM) withdrawals up to 45 days (Rs.199 fee).
Joining Fee: Interested individuals can avail the benefits of cards with a joining and annual fee of Rs 750 including Goods and Services Tax (GST) which is waived from the 2nd year onwards  for customers spending minimum Rs 1.5 lakh annually.

Airpay Received RBI Approval for Cross-Border Payment Aggregator Licence
In December 2025, Airpay Payment Services Pvt. Ltd. has received full authorisation from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSS Act) to operate as a full-stack cross-border Payment Aggregator (PA-CB).

• With this approval, Airpay is now authorised to operate across PA-O (Online), PA-P(Physical/Point Of Sale (POS), Quick Response (QR)) and PA-CB categories.

Key Details:
Significance: The approval has now positioned Airpay among a select group of Regulated Entities (RE) that are allowed to facilitate domestic and global payments across major merchant channels.

• Also, the expanded licence will enable the company to serve enterprises, Direct-to-Consumer(D2C) brands, and Small and Micro Enterprises (SMEs) on a unified compliant platform for collections, payouts and settlements.

Key Target: The company projects that processing volumes of cross-border payments is expected to increase by 30-40% over the next 6-12 months.
It further projects that cross-border flows will contribute over 20% to revenue in the period, alongside the onboarding of over 50,000 merchants.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS

Bharti Airtel Partners with Google to Launch RCS Messaging in India
In December 2025, Bharti Airtel Limited partnered with Google LLC to launch Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging on its network in India, offering the service under a commercial model of Rs.0.11 per message, with an 80:20 revenue-sharing arrangement between Airtel and Google.

About Airtel RCS Deployment:
Deployment Terms: Airtel will use Google’s platform to deploy RCS with Airtel’s Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based spam filter integrated so that only approved messages are delivered.
Impact: With Airtel joining Jio and Vodafone Idea, full RCS adoption among Indian telcos strengthens business messaging and opens discussions on off-net interoperability and potential Interconnection Usage Charges(IUC).
Scope: RCS, developed by the GSM Association (GSMA) in 2007, provides advanced features like group chats, read receipts, file and location sharing, encryption, and high-quality media over data or Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi), and is widely used via Google Messages, which handles about one billion daily messages.

TASL Partners with Lockheed Martin to Setup C-130J MRO Hub in Bengaluru
In December 2025, Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Sons, and the United States of America (USA) based leading global aerospace and defence company Lockheed Martin, announced the establishment of a new Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Bengaluru, Karnataka, to support the Indian Air Force(IAF’s) C-130J Super Hercules fleet.

About MRO Facility:
Features: The MRO hub will provide comprehensive maintenance and upgrades for C‑130J aircraft and support international operators, making India a regional centre for military aircraft upkeep.
Benefits: The new facility will boost fleet availability, shorten maintenance turnaround times, and enhance overall operational readiness for the C‑130J fleet.
Timeline: Construction is scheduled to be completed by end-2026, with the first aircraft expected to enter MRO operations in early 2027.
C-130 J Aircraft: The IAF currently operates 12 C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, which play a critical role in strategic airlift, special forces operations, disaster response and humanitarian assistance.

Tata, Intel Signs MoU for Semiconductor & AI Collaboration in India
In December 2025, Tata Group and American chip making company  Intel Corporation, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore collaboration in semiconductor and systems manufacturing, packaging, and the Artificial Intelligence (AI) compute market in India.

Key Details of MoU:
Manufacturing: As per the MoU, Tata will explore manufacturing and packaging Intel products for the Indian market at its upcoming semiconductor facilities, including a fabrication (fab) plant at Dholera, Gujarat, and an Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) facility in Assam (Guwahati).
Other Areas of Collaboration: Additionally, both companies will explore collaboration in advanced semiconductor packaging and assess opportunities to rapidly scale customised AI-powered Personalized Computer (PC) solutions for consumer and enterprise markets in India.
Key Role : This strategic partnership aims to use Intel’s AI compute reference designs; Tata Electronics Private Limited(TEPL’s) Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) and wider access to the Indian market through Tata Group companies.

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

YouTube’s Indian Origin CEO Neal Mohan Named TIME 2025 CEO of the YearIn December 2025, TIME Magazine named Indian-Origin Nael Mohan, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the social media and online video sharing platform, YouTube Inc., as ‘2025 CEO of the Year’, recognising his role in shaping global digital consumption through YouTube.

• Previous year, Lisa Tzwu-Fang Su, CEO and Chair of Advanced Micro Devices Inc.(AMD), a semiconductor design company, was named as the TIME Magazine’s CEO of the Year.

About Nael Mohan:
Career: He started his career as consultant before joining the digital advertising startup NetGravity, which was later acquired by DoubleClick, digital advertising company.
Key Role in Google: In 2007, Mohan played a pivotal role in the acquisition of DoubleClick by Google, the parent company of YouTube.

• Later, he joined Google in 2008 as Senior Vice President (VP) of Display and Video Advertisements (Ads).

Career in YouTube: Mohan was appointed as Chief Product Officer (CPO) of YouTube in 2015.

• Since 2023, Mohan has been serving as the CEO of YouTube after his mentor Susan Wojcicki stepped down.

TIME 2025 Entertainer of the Year:
Winner: Renowned Hollywood actor and Oscar Winner Leonardo DiCaprio has been named TIME’s 2025 Entertainer of the Year.This recognition came after the astounding success of  his latest film, One Battle After Another.
Achievement: With an acting  career spanning over 35 years, Di Caprio is best known for his performances in films like The Revenant for which he won Oscar in ‘Best Actor’ category in 2015.
About TIME Magazine:
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)- Jessica Sibley
Headquarters- New York, the United States of America (USA)
Established- 1923

Anant Ambani Receives Global Humanitarian Award for Animal WelfareIn December 2025, Anant Ambani, Founder of the wildlife conservation centre Vantara, received the ‘Global Humanitarian Award for Animal Welfare’ from the Global Humane Society, the international brand of the American Humane Society, in Washington DC, United States of America (USA).

• Anant Ambani received the honour for founding and leading Vantara, a large-scale initiative focused on wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation.
• He became the youngest-ever and the first Asian recipient of this global honour.

About Global Humanitarian Award for Animal Welfare:
Overview: A prestigious global award recognizing individuals whose work creates lasting, evidence-based impact in animal welfare and conservation.
Selection: The selection recognises Anant Ambani’s leadership in establishing Vantara as a science-led conservation centre with transformative impact in rescue, rehabilitation, and species preservation, endorsed by the Global Humane Society as a “sanctuary of healing.”
Previous Recipients: Past awardees include John F. Kennedy, Bill Clinton, Betty White, John Wayne, Shirley MacLaine and others.
About Vantara:
Overview: Vantara combines ex situ care with in situ conservation to safeguard threatened species, restore populations, and reintroduce endangered animals through science-led research, rehabilitation, and globally certified welfare standards.
Conservation Model: Vantara integrates modern veterinary treatment, evidence-based species rehabilitation, and long-term conservation strategies aimed at protecting endangered animals.
Impact Under Leadership: Under Ambani’s guidance, Vantara has emerged as a benchmark in integrated wildlife care, encompassing the rescue of elephants and big cats, habitat restoration, and species reintroduction programmes.
About Global Humane Society:
President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Robin R. Ganzert
Headquarters – Washington DC, United States of America (USA)

Indian Army’s Col Pratheek Roy Receives Geddes Gavel Award in Australia
In December 2025, Col (Colonel) Prateek Roy, officer of the Indian Army (IA), was awarded the Geddes Gavel Award after completing the Defence Strategic and Studies Course at the Australian Defence College, Australia.

• The recognition reflects the growing strength of India–Australia strategic relations.

About Geddes Gavel Award:
Background: The Geddes Gavel Award is a prestigious honor conferred by the Australian Defence College, recognizing exceptional performance in strategic and regional security studies, reflecting the growing depth of defence and strategic cooperation between India and Australia.
Purpose : The award recognizes the student who shows the highest understanding of factors influencing regional relationships and strategic decision-making, with excellence across political, diplomatic, military, cultural, and economic spheres.

SPORTS

India Claims Six Medals at ISSF World Cup Final 2025 in Doha, QatarInternational Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Final 2025 concluded at Lusail Shooting Complex, Doha, Qatar, from December 4 to 9, 2025. The event marked the final stage of the 2025 ISSF shooting season.

• China topped with 9 medals (4 Gold , 2 Silver, 3 Bronze), India secured 2nd place with 6 medals (2 Gold, 3 Silver, 1Bronze), and the United States of America (USA) with 6 medals (2 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze).

ISSF World Cup Final – Doha 2025:
Organiser: The ISSF World Cup Final is organized and governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).
Prize Money: First place awards 5000 Euro, second place awards 4000 Euro, and third place awards 2000 Euro.
Gold Medals

• Simranpreet Kaur: Won gold in Women’s 25 meter (m) Pistol with 41/50 hits, equalling the junior world record of Olympic champion Yang Ji-in (South Korea).
• Suruchi Singh: Won gold in Women’s 10m Air Pistol with 245.1 points, setting a new ISSF junior world record and surpassing Manu Bhaker’s 244.7 points (2019).

Top 3 Countries in ISSF World Cup 2025 Finals:

About International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF):
President – Luciano Rossi
Headquarters – Munich, Germany
Established – 1907
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IMPORTANT DAYS

International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime 2025 – December 9The United Nations (UN’s) International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime is annually observed worldwide on 9th December to honor the victims of genocide and emphasize the responsibility of states and the international community to prevent and punish such crimes.

• 9 December 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime and 77th anniversary of the Genocide Convention.

Background:
Adoption:  On 11th September 2015, the United Nations General Assembly(UNGA) adopted Resolution A/RES/69/323, officially designating 9th December as the International Day to raise awareness of the Genocide Convention, honor victims, and promote measures to prevent and punish genocide.
First Observance: The day was first observed on 9 December 2015.
What is Genocide?
Coined by: The term Genocide was coined by Polish-Jewish lawyer Raphael Lemkin in the early 20th century.
Meaning: It is Recognized under international law as a crime occurring in both peace and wartime and requires intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.
About Genocide Convention:
Adoption: Adopted on 9th December 1948 by UNGA (United Nations General Assembly) resolution 260 A (III), the Genocide Convention is the first human rights treaty adopted by the UNGA.
Effect: It came into effect on 12th January 1951, after ratification by 20 countries; as of 2025, 153 countries have ratified it.
Principle: The Convention establishes the principle of “never again” and provides the first international legal definition of genocide, including acts such as killing, causing serious harm, imposing life-threatening conditions, preventing births, and forcibly transferring children. It obliges State Parties to prevent and punish genocide.
2025 Event:
Key Event: On 8 December 2025, a pre-anniversary side event on early warning and early action for genocide prevention hosted by the UN Office on Genocide Prevention and the Permanent Mission of Armenia at the United Nations Headquarters, New York, the United States of America(USA).
High-Level Meeting: On 9 December 2025, the UNGA held a full-day high-level meeting in NewYork.

International Anti-Corruption Day 2025 – December 9The United Nations (UN’s) International Anti-Corruption Day (IACD) is annually observed across the globe on 9th December to raise awareness on the impact of corruption on governance, development and public trust.

• 2025 Theme: “Uniting with Youth Against Corruption: Shaping Tomorrow’s Integrity”

Background:
Adoption:  The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted the UN Convention against Corruption in 2003, designated the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) as its secretariat, and later declared 9 December as IACD to raise global awareness.
Entry: The Convention came into force in December 2005, with 190 parties committing to its obligations, including India, which ratified it on 9 May 2011.
1st Observance: The first-ever IACD was celebrated on 9 December 2005
Events 2025:
UN GCNI: on 9 December 2025, the UN Global Compact Network India (UN GCNI) hosted the Business Integrity Conclave 2.0 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, focusing on the theme “Cultivating Integrity in Business & Supply Chains Through Collective Action”.
CoSP11: The Eleventh Conference of the States Parties (CoSP11) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) will be held in Doha, Qatar, from 15–19 December 2025.
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