Current Affairs 15 February 2025

Stay updated with the latest news! Key highlights from 15 February 2025 include the Modi-Trump meeting, Chernobyl drone strike, Indo-US fossil fuel talks, Delhi's cleanest air in months, Centre-farmer negotiations, and more. Read now!

Current Affairs 15 February 2025
Top 9 Current Affairs Highlights – 15 Feb 2025: Modi-Trump trade deal, Chernobyl drone strike, Indo-US energy talks, Maha Kumbh records, Delhi air quality, and more. Stay updated!

Key Highlights:

1. Modi-Trump Meeting: Key Agreements

  • India & US set a $500B trade target by 2030, with a bilateral deal by 2025.
  • Defense collaboration includes 5th-gen fighters, AI, semiconductors, and critical minerals.

2. Chernobyl Drone Strike

  • A drone attack hit Chernobyl’s protective shell, causing a brief fire.
  • Ukraine blames Russia; IAEA confirms explosion but no radiation leak.

3. 2nd Batch of US Deportees Arrives in India

  • 119 Indians land in Amritsar, following a crackdown on illegal immigration.
  • Deportation conditions eased after diplomatic intervention.

4. Indo-US Talks Shift to Fossil Fuels

  • Energy talks shift from renewables to US oil & gas exports to India.
  • Modi supports energy security; Trump celebrates nuclear liability law changes.

5. Delhi Records Cleanest Air in Four Months

  • AQI improves to 131 due to strong winds; next week may see fluctuations.
  • IMD predicts drizzle and Western Disturbance from Feb 17.

6. Centre-Farmer Talks Inconclusive

  • MSP & other demands remain unresolved; venue dispute delays next round.
  • Government urges an end to Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s hunger strike.

7. Maha Kumbh Devotee Count Crosses 50 Crore

  • Largest religious gathering, with 8 crore devotees on Mauni Amavasya.
  • River-cleaning drive and record-setting event planned.

8. RBI Clamps Down on New India Co-op Bank

  • RBI supersedes board, restricts operations due to financial instability.
  • Depositors can claim up to ₹5 lakh under DICGC insurance.

9. President’s Rule in Manipur Sparks Debate

  • Meitei group calls it undemocratic; Kukis support it but seek a separate administration.

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