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🔥 Top 10 Current Affairs – June 8, 2025
Stay updated with today’s top headlines from India and around the world. Here are the most important current affairs for June 8, 2025, ideal for students, competitive exams, and news enthusiasts.
1. India Launches First Fully Green Metro Line in Delhi
The Indian government inaugurated the first-ever fully solar-powered metro line in Delhi, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by 40% in urban transport.
2. ISRO Successfully Tests Reusable Spacecraft Prototype
ISRO marked a major milestone by successfully testing a reusable space shuttle prototype, boosting India's progress toward low-cost space missions.
3. World Oceans Day 2025 Celebrated Globally
June 8 is observed as World Oceans Day. This year’s theme, “Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing,” focused on restoring marine ecosystems and reducing plastic waste.
4. India Tops ICC T20 World Cup 2025 Group Stage
Team India secured the top spot in the T20 World Cup group stages, defeating Australia in a thrilling match by 7 wickets.
5. Global Stock Markets Volatile Amid Oil Price Surge
International oil prices jumped by 5%, triggering volatility in global stock markets. Experts fear inflationary trends in developing economies.
6. New Education Policy Draft 2025 Released
The Indian Ministry of Education released the first draft of the NEP 2025, focusing on AI integration, digital learning, and regional language empowerment.
7. Cyclone "Varun" Weakens After Landfall in West Bengal
Cyclone Varun made landfall in coastal West Bengal but weakened into a depression. Relief operations are underway, and no major casualties have been reported.
8. Apple’s iOS 25 Beta Officially Released
Apple rolled out the iOS 25 beta update, featuring advanced AI support, lock screen customization, and battery optimization enhancements for iPhones.
9. India Signs Renewable Energy Deal with Germany
India and Germany signed a $1.2 billion agreement to boost solar and wind energy infrastructure across five Indian states.
10. AI-Powered Traffic System Launched in Bengaluru
Bengaluru introduced India’s first AI-powered real-time traffic control system, expected to reduce congestion by 30% over the next 6 months.
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