Read Daily Current Affairs Article of 29 July 2025

Here’s your SSC CGL focused Current Affairs for 29 July 2025, highlighting key updates tailored for exam relevance:

🌍 National & Policy Highlights

On July 27, Prime Minister Modi visited Tamil Nadu to inaugurate infrastructure projects worth ₹4,800 crore in Thoothukudi, including a new terminal at Tuticorin Airport and transmission link for Kundankulam Nuclear Plant.
He also launched the Gyan Bharatam Mission, aimed at digitizing and preserving over 1 crore ancient manuscripts. The mission includes creating a National Digital Repository for students and educators.

The 14th edition began in Jodhpur on July 2, continuing till August 4. It focuses on mechanized warfare interoperability and UN-mandated joint simulations between India and Singapore.

Observed on 29 July, the day underscores tiger conservation. India’s tiger population doubled in the last decade, owing to initiatives like Project Tiger.
The 2025 theme emphasizes threats like poaching and habitat loss, encouraging global awareness with campaigns such as #SaveTigers.

Congress leaders in Assam called for a CBI probe into the suicide of a female assistant engineer from PWD. The suicide note accused senior officials of harassment and corruption. Both have been arrested pending investigation.

A 16-hour discussion on India’s response to terrorism—Operation Sindoor—takes place in the Rajya Sabha, with ministers like Rajnath Singh and Jaishankar addressing the house. Congress opens the debate led by Mallikarjun Kharge.
In the Lok Sabha, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar rebutted claims by Donald Trump suggesting use of trade as leverage with Pakistan. He clarified there was no phone call between PM Modi and Trump during April June, and reaffirmed India’s stance on operations in Muridke and Bahawalpur.

On 29 July, banks in select states observed a regional holiday in honour of Nag Panchami. Digital banking services remained active nationwide