Current Affairs 27 February 2025

India to challenge the EU’s carbon tax in trade talks, Maha Kumbh ends with 1.53 crore devotees, Centre opposes lifetime poll ban for convicted politicians, and RBI survey reveals farmers’ share in consumer prices. Read the latest updates.

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Current Affairs 27 February 2025
India challenges the EU’s carbon tax, Maha Kumbh concludes with 1.53 crore devotees, Centre opposes lifetime poll ban for convicted politicians, and an RBI survey reveals farmers' share in consumer prices. Stay updated!

Key Highlights:

  1. India to Challenge EU Carbon Tax in Trade Talks

    • India raises concerns over CBAM, which imposes up to 30% tariffs on carbon-intensive imports.
    • Indian exports worth $37 billion, including steel, textiles, and chemicals, could be impacted.

  2. Maha Kumbh 2025 Concludes with 1.53 Crore Devotees on Final Day

    • 66.30 crore pilgrims attended the 45-day religious event in Prayagraj.
    • Uttar Pradesh government deployed massive security; tragic stampede on Jan 29 claimed 30 lives.

  3. Centre Opposes Lifetime Poll Ban for Convicted Politicians

    • Government argues a six-year disqualification is sufficient under the Representation of the People Act.
    • Claims lifetime ban decisions should be left to Parliament, not the judiciary.

  4. Farmers’ Share in Consumer Prices for Rabi Crops: RBI Survey

    • Farmers receive 40-67% of consumer prices for key rabi crops; wheat has the highest share (67%).
    • Intermediaries and unorganized supply chains reduce earnings, especially for perishable crops.

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