“Welcome to the Daily Current Affairs Analysis for 24 September 2025. The current affairs of 24th September 2025 bring together significant developments from the international, national, state, defence, science & technology, and cultural fronts. These events highlight India’s growing global role, domestic policy initiatives, scientific achievements, and cultural recognition.
24 September Current Affairs 2025
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
India–Morocco Defence Cooperation
India and Morocco signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Rabat to enhance defence cooperation. The agreement was signed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his Moroccan counterpart Abdellatif Laudíyi. Key provisions include joint military exercises, training programs, co-development of defence technologies, and cooperation in cyber security, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and peacekeeping operations. India will also open a defence wing at its embassy in Rabat to facilitate coordination. This agreement is a major step in India’s Africa outreach, strengthening diplomatic and defence ties in North Africa.
The BBNJ Treaty (High Seas Treaty)
The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Treaty, also called the High Seas Treaty, reached 60 ratifications, paving its entry into force by January 2026. Rooted in UNCLOS (1982), the treaty focuses on conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (beyond 200 nautical miles). Provisions include creation of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), profit-sharing from marine genetic resources (MGRs), mandatory Environmental Impact Assessments, and technology transfer. India ratified the treaty in 2024, aligning it with SDG-14 (Life Below Water). This step enhances India’s global environmental leadership and ocean governance role.
India elected to Interpol Asian Committee
India was elected as a member of the Interpol Asian Committee during its 25th Regional Conference in Singapore. Represented by the CBI, India’s presence strengthens international collaboration in combating cybercrime, terrorism, organized crime, and human trafficking. This move elevates India’s role in regional security, improves intelligence-sharing, and boosts its law enforcement leadership at a time when Asia faces mounting digital and cross-border crime challenges.
Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger exit ICC
Three African countries – Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger – announced their withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling it a tool of “neo-colonial repression”. The ICC, headquartered in The Hague and established in 2002 under the Rome Statute, prosecutes individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and aggression. With 125 members, several major powers like India, the US, China, Russia, and Israel remain outside. The withdrawal highlights African resistance to what is seen as Western dominance in global justice systems.
NATIONAL NEWS
Expansion of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY)
The government approved 25 lakh additional LPG connections, raising the total to 10.58 crore beneficiaries. Launched in 2016, PMUY provides deposit-free LPG connections to women in poor households, along with a free first refill and stove. It aims to promote clean cooking fuel access, especially in rural areas, while reducing indoor air pollution.
Mumbai International Cruise Terminal (MICT)
PM Modi inaugurated the MICT at Ballard Pier, Mumbai, developed under the Cruise India Mission. Spread across 4.15 lakh sq ft, it is India’s largest cruise terminal, capable of handling 1 million passengers annually and accommodating five cruise ships simultaneously. The terminal has 72 immigration counters and world-class infrastructure. The Cruise India Mission, running till 2029, seeks to make India a global cruise tourism hub.
Ahmednagar Railway Station renamed ‘Ahilyanagar’
In a tribute to Ahilyabai Holkar, the 18th-century Maratha queen renowned for philanthropy and temple building, the Ahmednagar railway station in Maharashtra was renamed Ahilyanagar. The station code ‘ANG’ remains unchanged.
Adi Yuva Fellowship and Adi Karmayogi Volunteer Programme
Launched by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in partnership with the United Nations, this programme under the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan aims to empower tribal youth.
- Adi Yuva Fellowship: 12-month paid fellowship with UN agencies, mentoring and career development.
- Adi Karmayogi Volunteer Programme: Supported by UNFPA; 82 volunteers deployed in MP and Rajasthan.
These initiatives strengthen tribal leadership for India’s development vision 2047.
Global Food Regulators Summit (GFRS) 2025
Organized by FSSAI at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, on 26–27 Sept, the summit will run alongside World Food India 2025. Theme: “Developing Food Systems – Anna & Mana”. The event seeks to harmonize food safety standards, enhance risk assessments, and showcase traditional nutritious diets.
APPOINTMENTS
- IPS Praveen Kumar (1993 batch) → Director General of ITBP.
- IPS Praveer Ranjan (1993 batch) → Director General of CISF.
24 September Current Affairs 2025 – ITBP primarily guards the India-China border, while CISF secures critical infrastructure like airports, nuclear plants, and Delhi Metro.
AWARDS
Ballon d’Or 2025
Held in Paris on 22 Sept:
- Men’s winner – Ousmane Dembele (France).
- Women’s winner – Aitana Bonmati (Spain, 3rd consecutive).
- Youth (Copa Trophy): Lamine Yamal (Spain).
- Goalkeeper (Yashin): Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy).
- Top Scorer (Gerd Müller): Viktor Gyokeres (Sweden).
- Clubs of the Year: PSG (men), Arsenal (women).
National Awards for e-Governance 2025
24 September Current Affairs 2025 – For the first time, Gram Panchayats were recognized:
- Gold: Rohini GP (Maharashtra) – first paperless e-office GP.
- Silver: Paschim Majlishpur GP (Tripura) – citizen-charter based model.
- Jury: Palsana GP (Gujarat) & Suakti GP (Odisha) – digital ease of living.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Asteroid 2025 PN7 – 24 September Current Affairs 2025
Astronomers discovered Earth’s 7th quasi-satellite, orbiting near Earth while circling the Sun. Belonging to the Arjuna class of near-Earth asteroids, it was spotted by Hawaii’s Pan-STARS 1 telescope. It has been near Earth for 60 years and will remain so for another 60.
Non-invasive Brain Stimulation
Indian scientists at INST (DST) developed a nanomaterial graphitic carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) that stimulates neurons without electrodes or surgery. It holds promise for treating Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s and could be used in future brain-computing technologies.
DEFENCE
Exercise ‘Amogha Fury’ – 24 September Current Affairs 2025
Conducted by the Indian Army’s Sapta Shakti Command at Mahajan Field Firing Range (Rajasthan). It tested integrated combat power with tanks, artillery, drones, and helicopters. Focus was on multi-domain operations and network-centric warfare.
Cochin Shipyard – HD Korea Partnership
Cochin Shipyard signed an MoU with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering. Plans include:
- ₹15,000 crore modern shipyard in Tamil Nadu (10,000 jobs).
- ₹3,700 crore Block Fabrication Facility in Kochi.
This aligns with Maritime India Vision 2030 and Maritime Amrit Kaal 2047 to make India a global shipbuilding hub.
BIHAR NEWS
Abdul Kalam Science City, Patna – 24 September Current Affairs 2025
CM Nitish Kumar inaugurated a ₹889 crore state-of-the-art science centre at Rajendra Nagar, featuring five galleries, 269 models, a 4D theatre, and an auditorium. It aims to popularize science and innovation among youth.
Bihar Folk Art in PM’s e-Auction
In the 7th e-auction of PM’s mementos, 40 Bihar artworks (Madhubani and Sikki art) were included. Proceeds will fund the Namami Gange Project.
OTHER STATES
- Tripura Sundari Temple Renovation: PM Modi inaugurated the redeveloped complex under the PRASAD Scheme. Features include Shaktipeeth Park with replicas of all 51 Shaktipeeths.
- ₹5,100 crore projects in Arunachal Pradesh: PM launched hydropower, road, health, and tourism projects, supporting India’s 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030.
OTHER NEWS
Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud released his first book “Why the Constitution Matters” (Penguin), drawing on 25 years of judicial service. The book explains constitutional principles in daily life, covering rights, secularism, equality, and governance.
ONE-LINERS
- VP released PM Modi’s speeches (Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas).
- 28th National e-Governance Conference at Visakhapatnam.
- Startup Conclave 2025 launched by Amit Shah in Gandhinagar.
- UK, Canada, Portugal, Australia recognized Palestine.
- IndusInd Bank appointed Viral Damania as CFO.
- BRO’s Project Vijayak (Kargil) celebrated 15th Raising Day.
