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India Retains Top Spot in IMO Council Re-Election

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29 Nov 2025

India has successfully been re-elected to the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) Council in Category B, receiving the highest number of votes for the second consecutive term. At the 34th IMO Assembly held in London, India secured 154 out of 169 valid votes, enhancing its role among major maritime nations. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maritime vision for this achievement, marking a significant endorsement of India's influence in global maritime affairs. The event follows India's recent hosting of India Maritime Week 2025, showcasing the nation as a formidable entity in maritime trade and governance.

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Raksha Mantri Visits DRDO Lab to Review Defence Innovations

On November 30, 2025, India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited the Defence Materials and Stores Research & Development Establishment (DMSRDE) in Kanpur, a key laboratory under DRDO. The visit included reviews of advanced materials and technologies, such as stealth and camouflage materials, nanomaterials, and bulletproof jackets, among others.

Ministry of Finance Hosts Chintan Shivir at Manesar

The Ministry of Finance's Office of Chief Adviser Cost, Department of Expenditure, organized a three-day Chintan Shivir from November 28-30, 2025, at Manesar, Haryana. Gathered were officers from the Chief Adviser Cost's office, Haryana state government representatives, and fiscal management experts. Discussions centered on developing international

India Achieves 8th Position in WorldSkills Asia 2025

India showcased its growing prowess in global skills competitions by securing the 8th position in its first-ever participation at the WorldSkills Asia Competition 2025. The Indian contingent of 23 competitors excelled in both traditional and tech-driven skill categories, securing one Silver, two Bronzes, and three Medallions for Excellence. The competition,

Delhi-NCR Air Quality Sees Remarkable Improvement in 2025

The air quality in Delhi-NCR has improved significantly in 2025, with the average Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded between January and November dropping to 187, the lowest in eight years, barring the 2020 lockdown period. This year, there were only three days with AQI levels exceeding 400, a sharp decrease

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Raksha Mantri Visits DRDO Lab to Review Defence Innovations

Ministry of Finance Hosts Chintan Shivir at Manesar

India Achieves 8th Position in WorldSkills Asia 2025

Delhi-NCR Air Quality Sees Remarkable Improvement in 2025