📰 Daily Current Affairs – 27 May 2025

For UPSC and Other Government Exams

🇮🇳 1. Prime Minister Inaugurates ‘Green India Mission 2.0’

  • Context: PM Modi launched the second phase of the Green India Mission in Uttarakhand today.
  • Details:
    • Aims to increase forest cover by 5 million hectares and improve ecosystem services.
    • Focus on climate-resilient native species and community participation.
    • Part of India’s target to reach net-zero emissions by 2070.
  • Exam Relevance: Environment, Government Schemes, Climate Change Commitments.

🛰 2. ISRO Successfully Tests ‘Reusable Launch Vehicle’ Prototype

  • Context: ISRO conducted a successful landing test of its Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) in Karnataka.
  • Significance:
    • Aims to reduce the cost of satellite launches.
    • Major step towards self-reliant space technology.
  • Exam Relevance: Science & Technology, Space Programs, Make in India.

🇮🇳 3. Election Commission Launches e-Voter ID for NRI Citizens

  • Context: Election Commission of India introduces a pilot program for digital Voter ID access for overseas Indians.
  • Details:
    • First phase includes NRIs from UAE, USA, UK.
    • Accessible via ECI e-services portal after KYC verification.
  • Exam Relevance: Polity, Election Reforms, Diaspora Engagement.

🏛 4. Supreme Court Upholds OBC Reservation in Private Higher Education

  • Context: SC upheld a central law allowing 27% OBC reservation in private unaided colleges.
  • Reasoning:
    • Ensures social justice and equal access to education.
    • Emphasized the right of the State to impose reasonable restrictions in education.
  • Exam Relevance: Polity, Reservation Policy, Social Justice.

💰 5. RBI Issues Guidelines on AI Use in Banking Sector

  • Context: RBI released a regulatory framework for the safe use of Artificial Intelligence in banks.
  • Key Points:
    • Ensure transparency, bias-free algorithms, and customer data protection.
    • Mandatory compliance audits every year.
  • Exam Relevance: Economy, Financial Sector Reforms, Technology in Governance.

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