30th July 2025 | July Daily Current Affairs 2025 | July Current Affairs 2025 | #mcq #currentaffairs

Brief Summary

This lecture covers important current affairs for July 30, 2025, and also provides a review of current events from January to July 2025. It includes discussions on festivals, sports, international agreements, conferences, important days, appointments, and space missions. Key highlights include India hosting the COP 33 climate conference in 2028, Narendra Modi being recognized as the world's most popular democratic leader, and ISRO planning to launch additional navigation satellites.

Narendra Modi participated in the Aadi Thruvathai festival in Tamil Nadu.
India will host the COP 33 UN Climate Change Conference in 2028.
Narendra Modi is recognized as the world's most popular democratic leader.

Introduction

The lecture will cover important current affairs of July 30th, which is relevant for various exams. The content of current affairs from January to July 2025 is available topic-wise.

Aadi Thruvathai Festival

Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the Aadi Thruvathai festival in Tamil Nadu, specifically in the Arial district. The festival commemorates the birth anniversary of the Chola emperor Rajendra Chola I. Modi also released a coin and inaugurated a new terminal building at the Tatikorin Airport. The lecture also reviews important festivals from different states, including Ambubachi and Bogali Bihu in Assam, Chhath Puja in Bihar, Onam in Kerala, Ganesh Utsav and Gudi Pawa in Maharashtra, Chap Charkut in Mizoram, Hornbill in Nagaland, Rath Yatra and Novakhai in Orissa, Pongal in Tamil Nadu, Bonalu and Batu Khamma in Telangana, Karchi Puja in Tripura, and Durga Puja in West Bengal.

Feishu World University Games 2025

India won 12 medals at the 32nd Feishu World University Games 2025 held in Germany, including two gold, five silver, and five bronze, placing India at the 20th position. Japan topped the medal tally. Germany, China and USA also were in top 3.

MoUs Signed with Maldives

India and the Maldives have signed six MoUs, including a Rs 5,840 crore line of credit, during Narendra Modi's visit to the Maldives for their 60th Independence Day celebration. Dr. Mohamed Meochooo is the President of Maldives. The capital of Maldives is Male, and its currency is Maldives Rufiyaa.

Armed Forces National Conference SHAPE 25

New Delhi hosted the first Armed Forces National Conference SHAPE 25 (Sustainable Hospital Architecture Planning Infrastructure and Equipment) from July 26-27, 2025. The Army Hospital Research and Referral in New Delhi hosted the event, which gathered experts from the armed forces, civil domain, and private sector to discuss improvements in healthcare infrastructure. Recent news related to Delhi includes hosting the fourth edition of World Food India in September, increased rewards for Olympics, Paralympics, and Asian Games winners by the Delhi Government, and Delhi being recognized as the most affordable city for students to live in from an Indian perspective.

UN Climate Change Conference COP 33

India will host the 33rd United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 33) in 2028. COP stands for Conference of Parties. The G7 summit in 2025 will take place in Canada. The Miss World tournament took place in India, in Hyderabad and Opel Sujatha from Thailand became Miss World. The Youth Spiritual Summit was held in Varanasi. The 17th BRICS Summit took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the 18th summit will be in India. The NATO summit in 2026 will be held in Türkiye. The Seventh Helicopter and Small Aircraft Summit was held in Pune, Maharashtra, and the International Religious Freedom Summit 2025 took place in Nairobi, Kenya.

International Tiger Day 2025

International Tiger Day is celebrated on July 29th. It was first established in 2010 during the St. Spititars Tiger Summit, with the goal of doubling the tiger population by 2022. The lecture also reviews important days in July, including World Hepatitis Day (July 28), Mangrove Day and Kargil Vijay Diwas (July 26), Income Tax Day (July 24), Broadcasting Day (July 23), Flag Day, Brain Health Day, and National Mango Day (July 22).

Appointments

Anuradha Thakur has been appointed as the Director on the Central Board of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), replacing Ajay Seth. RBI's headquarters are in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and it was established on April 1, 1935. The current Governor is Sanjay Malhotra, and the first Governor was Sir Ospen Smith. The first Indian Governor was CD Deshmukh. Recent appointments include Utpal Kumar Singh as the CEO of Sansad TV, Ajay Seth as the Chairman of IRDA, R Darai Swamy as the MD and CEO of LIC, Sameer V Kamat as the Chairman of DRDO, V Narayana as the chief of ISRO, and Ajay Kumar as the Chairman of UPSC.

Belgian Grand Prix 2025

Oscar Piastri won the Belgian Grand Prix 2025, with Lando Naris as the runner-up. The 17th edition of the Men's Asia Cup Cricket will be held in UAE in September. Divya Deshmukh won the Fed Wamsa World Cup and became the 88th Grand Master of India. Anahat Singh is India's number one squash player who won a bronze medal at the World Junior Squash Championships. Cricket is returning to the Olympics in T20 format at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.

Space Agency and Satellites

ISRO is set to launch three more navigation satellites, NVS 3, NVS 4, and NVS 5, by 2026. India's regional navigation system is called Sailor (Navigation with Indian Constellation). ISRO's full form is Indian Space Research Organisation, established on August 15, 1969, with its headquarters in Bengaluru. V Narayan is the current chairman.

World's Most Popular Democratic Leader

Narendra Modi has been recognized as the world's most popular democratic leader with a 70% approval rating, according to a US-based data analysis by Morning Consult. The President of South Korea, Lee Xiemyung, is second, and the President of Argentina, Zephyr Melly, is third.

Nahid 2 Satellite Launch

Iran launched the Nahid 2 satellite with Russia to strengthen space ties. The capital of Iran is Tehran, and the currency is Iranian Rial.

Cricket and Truce Agreement

Shubhaman Gill became the first batsman to hit 400s in his debut Test series as a captain. A truce agreement was signed between Thailand and Cambodia to stop the conflict at their border.