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WHAT'S NEXT?: India's ambitions, particularly in technology and economic growth targets promise much from this populous country determined to be a world leader.

• [New] Shrinking Strategic Autonomy for India: As a rising regional power, India faces a strategic dilemma between leveraging multipolarity and managing growing regional security threats. PMF IAS
• [New] India's industrial and logistics sector is on track for significant expansion, with absorption expected to exceed 65 msf in 2025. Moneycontrol
• [New] India has the potential to boost economic growth through increased productivity and innovation. Scribd
• [New] The demand for solar modules in India has been growing, driven by the unprecedented solar project installations - 25.2 GW in 2024 and India's goal to install 280 GW of solar by 2030. Mercomindia.com
• [New] In summary, while the potential for lower prices exists given high sowing and large reserves, Indian peanut prices are poised to stay resilient, offering various strategies for both buyers and sellers in the weeks ahead. Commodity Board Europe GmbH
• [New] The development of synthetic and bio-based lubricants in India is creating new opportunities for leading companies. Persistence Market Research
• [New] Reserve Bank of India issued an advisory for all banks to adopt the Financial Fraud Risk Indicator developed by the Department of Telecommunications. SSBCrackExams
• [New] India's EMS sector is at a pivotal moment in 2025 - with growth opportunities across industries and technologies. Blogger
• [New] India with its diverse wildlife, one of the largest livestock populations and high density of human population, and diversity of flora, creates opportunities for harmonious coexistence or conflicts such as heightened risks for inter-compartmental spread of diseases. Indian Council of Medical Research | Government of Indi
• [New] The Indian FMCG sector was valued at approximately USD 211 billion in FY25, with projections to reach USD 1,108.48 billion by 2033, driven by urban recovery and premiumization trends. Scribd
• [New] Countries representing about 45% of global emissions - which notably include China and India, two of the three top-emitting countries - never even signed up to a 2050 target. The Globalist
• [New] INS Udaygiri is a multi-mission frigate, capable of operating in a 'Blue Water' environment, dealing with both conventional and non-conventional threats in the area of India's Maritime Interests. PMF IAS
• [New] E-waste regulation gaps: With solar panels having a lifespan of 25-30 years, India is expected to generate over 1.8 million tonnes of solar PV waste by 2050, necessitating a formal recycling policy. NenPower
• [New] India already has approximately 80 GW of module capacity and 15 GW of cell manufacturing capacity, with projections to reach 160 GW of module capacity and 120 GW of cell capacity by 2030. NenPower
• [New] Designed for blue water operations, P - 17 A frigates are capable of countering both conventional and non-conventional threats in areas of India's maritime interests. Lukmaan IAS
• [New] Asian markets are showing mixed trends, and a dip in crude oil prices could provide some relief for oil-importing economies like India. 5paisa
• [New] India tells U.S. that nuclear blackmail will not stop response to Pakistan-sponsored terror. Moneycontrol
• [New] Department of Telecommunications welcomes the Reserve Bank of India's advisory, directing all Scheduled Commercial Banks, Small Finance Banks, Payments Banks, and Co-operative Banks to integrate the Financial Fraud Risk Indicator developed by DoT into their systems. IAS Current Affairs
• [New] India plans to commercialise 5,000 km of navigable waterways to enhance cruise connectivity with ASEAN countries. PendulumEdu
• [New] India's Genomic Atlas offers transformative potential in healthcare, but also raises ethical and regulatory challenges. Raman Academy
• [New] India remains a global bright spot, underpinned by infrastructure investment and strong domestic demand, with GDP growth projected at 6.6% in 2025 and 6.5% in 2026, following a 6.7% advance in 2024. MIT OpenCourseWare

Last updated: 06 July 2025