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Current affairs from 25 July across past years
Government approved stricter legislation imposing imprisonment up to 10 years and Rs 10 crore fines for exam paper leaks — direct response to NEET-UG 2024 and other examination frauds.
Centre removed higher education secretary Vineet Joshi from office amid NEET-UG paper leak scandal — highest-level bureaucratic accountability in examination crisis.
Chief Justice Surya Kant addresses student protesters' concerns, promises immediate justice; Court commits to 24-hour accessibility amid examination integrity crisis.
Government introduced bill amending Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act 1971 — makes insulting national song Vande Mataram criminal offence with up to 5 years imprisonment.
Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu resigned from Cabinet post with President's acceptance — ministerial accountability during examination paper leak crisis.
President Droupadi Murmu visits Romania at invitation of President Nicușor Dan — first Indian Presidential visit to Romania in three decades, aims comprehensive bilateral partnership.
India condemns Black Sea attacks on commercial vessels killing Indian seafarers; MEA contradicts Russia's allegations, citing vessel carried grain not weapons.
MEA rejects Pakistan's allegation of deliberate water release; cites Pakistan's own weather advisory confirming heavy monsoon rainfall caused river flooding.
National Testing Agency initiates organizational restructuring amid examination fraud scandal; recruiting new senior leadership and professionals through UPSC Pratibha Setu portal.
Govt plans to introduce tigers into Buxa Tiger Reserve by October 2, 2026 — part of Project Tiger expansion strategy to increase tiger habitat and population.