NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||23/11/2025.
NEWS &
VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||23/11/2025.
SUNDAY| VOL—IV/2025/NOVEMBER
OPINIONATED, FOR FREE CIRCULATION.
न गतं कर्तुं कश्चिद् धनवान्,
परिश्रमेण तु भविष्यं लभ्यते।
No one is rich enough
to buy the past;
but with effort, the
future can be won.
INDIA: (GOI, SWARAJYA, VISHWAMITRA, HINDU POST, INDIA TODAY).
PM Modi has called for a profound rethinking of
global development parameters. the first
session of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Sixth International Agronomy Congress
(IAC‑2025) will be held in New Delhi from 24‑26 November under the theme
‘Re‑envisioning Agronomy for Smart Agro‑Food Systems and Environmental
Protection’.
The
Prashant Kishor-led Jan Suraaj Party on Saturday (November 22, 2025) dissolved
all its organizational units, from the panchayat level to the state level,
following the humiliating performance in the recently concluded Bihar polls. I always said—there is large
difference between Performance, and Consultancy!
Delhi
Government has issued an advisory for private offices in national capital to
operate at 50 percent on-site workforce capacity, with the remaining staff
continuing to work from home.
Government
is planning to increase the National Cadet Corps' (NCC) strength from 17 to 20
lakhs and expand its role in various programs to contribute to both national
development and national security. Defense Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said.
Director General of NCC, Lieutenant General Virendra Vats said that NCC has a
presence in over 700 districts across India. NCC
shall be made compulsory at school level (Class 9+), and undergraduate level,
with summer, and winter Camps. One should have total 3+ years NCC association as
one of the selection criteria in GOI Skilled
level job, 5+ years for Officer level
job.
India’s
BrahMos missile system has witnessed a remarkable surge in foreign interest
following the success of Operation Sindoor, marking a threefold increase in
global inquiries, especially showcased at the Dubai Air Show 2025.The military
operation significantly enhanced the BrahMos missile’s reputation, with
delegations from the Gulf, ASEAN, Africa, and Latin America.
India
and Israel signed a Terms of Reference (ToR) on 20 November 2025, launching
negotiations towards a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement to boost goods,
services, investment and innovation.
WORLD: (REUTER, AP, AFP, BLOOMBERG, CNN, WP)
What is emerging from G-20P: Caught
between Trump’s unilateralism and misgivings about China, Western powers are
beginning to explore new, flexible partnerships with rising powers in the Afro-Asian—Latin
American world. This is part of a
broader trend toward an international system may be defined by
‘multi-alignment,’ in which countries pursue maximum flexibility in their
diplomatic, economic, and security relationships rather than align consistently
with particular great powers or blocs.
Unted States rank 13th
Global Energy Innovation Index.
Zelenskyy reviews peace plan. Ukrainian
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he was ready for “clear and honest work”
with the United States regarding Trump’s plan to end the war. He did not
comment on the contents of a recent U.S. proposal, which the White House press
secretary said yesterday was prepared by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff. The proposal calls for sweeping territorial
and security concessions by Ukraine, while a separate U.S. document seen by the
Wall Street Journal describes ten-year U.S. security guarantees to Ukraine that
stop short of direct military assistance.
AS PER PLAN, A TRUNCTED UKRAINE WILL BE EU- USA’S VASSAL STATE!
Zelenskyy
reviews peace plan. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he was ready
for “clear and honest work” with the United States regarding Trump’s plan to
end the war. He did not comment on the contents of a recent U.S. proposal,
which the White House press secretary said yesterday was prepared by Secretary
of State Marco Rubio and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff. The proposal calls
for sweeping territorial and security concessions by Ukraine, while a separate
U.S. document seen by the Wall Street Journal describes ten-year U.S. security
guarantees to Ukraine that stop short of direct military assistance.
Iran-IAEA
tensions. Iran said it would stop allowing the International Nuclear Energy
Agency (IAEA) to inspect some of its nuclear sites yesterday, following the
passage of an IAEA resolution demanding Iran provide exact information about
nuclear sites “without delay.”
Japanese
officials have greenlit the reopening of the world’s largest nuclear plant—the
Kashiwazaki Kariwa plant in central Japan. Japan has slowly re-embraced nuclear
power in recent years as it prioritizes energy independence, especially from
suppliers such as Russia.
The
EU reduced the amount the UK must contribute in order to join a new European
loan guarantee program for arms procurement, the Financial Times reported. The
reduction—from around $7.7 billion to $2.3 billion—still leaves the asking
amount above the around $86 million the UK has offered.
U.S.
war game on Venezuela. U.S. officials conducted an exercise during Trump’s
first term simulating what would happen if Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
was deposed, the New York Times reported. It forecast a violent period in which
rival political factions and guerilla groups fought for control of the country.
The
White House announced yesterday it is removing 40 percent tariffs imposed
earlier this year on Brazilian products including beef, oranges, and coffee due
to progress in bilateral negotiations.
CRIME & PUNISHMENT:
In
Telangana, thirty-seven underground members of the banned CPI (Maoist), including
three senior State Committee Members, returned to the mainstream in Hyderabad.
They include 25 women who surrendered before Telangana Director General of
Police B Shivadhar Reddy.
Delhi
Police has busted a racket of international arms traffickers linked to
Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI and arrested four suspects.
MISHAPS: -
The
Punjabi music community is reeling from the sudden death of acclaimed singer
Harman Sidhu, who passed away at the age of 37 following a severe road accident
in the Mansa district of Punjab. His unexpected demise has left fans and fellow
artists grieving the loss of a voice known for its depth, emotion, and
connection with younger listeners.
The
death toll from heavy rains and flooding in Vietnam’s central region has risen
to 55. The Vietnam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority reported today that
13 people are still missing.
20
Killed, 7 Injured in Chemical Factory Explosion in Faisalabad, Pakistan.
ENVIRONMENTAL: -
COP30
fire. A fire in the venue where UN climate talks were taking place yesterday
prompted an evacuation just as delegates were nearing their final stage of
negotiations. Thirteen people were treated for smoke inhalation after the
incident, which authorities are investigating. The talks are due to conclude
today; in past years they have often run into overtime.
The
Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has revised the Graded Action Plan
(GRAP) for the Delhi-NCR region for making it more stringent to prevent further
deterioration of Air Quality.
WEATHER:
The
India Meteorological Department (IMD),
forecasts heavy to very heavy rainfall for Kerala, Tamil Nadu and
Andamans and parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh may face disruptions over the next
few days.
GAMES & SPORTS: -
In Hockey, the Indian Men’s team will take on
South Korea in the opening match of 31st
Sultan Azlan Shah Cup tournament in Ipoh, Malaysia, today. The match will begin
at 1:30 PM Indian Standard Time.
In
Badminton, star Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen has advanced into the Men’s Singles
finals of the Australian Open. The 2022 Commonwealth Games champion defeated
second seed Chou Tein-Chen of Chinese Taipei 17-21, 24-22, 21-16 in a
nail-biting semi-final in Sydney.
India
stormed into the finals of the 1st Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind
with a dominant nine-wicket win over Australia in the semi-final match at the
iconic P. Sara Oval stadium in Colombo. India will face Nepal in the final.
India
vs South Africa Highlights, 2nd Test Day 1: Kuldeep Yadav (3/48) led India's
fightback as South Africa lost four wickets in the final session to slip to
247/6 at stumps on Day 1 of the second Test.
DAS KAPITAL:
Nothing
new to report from Yesterday.
WHAT IS NEXT:
The
Guangzhou motor show started in China.
Sunday,
Bosnia’s Serb Republic holds elections.
Sunday,
Guinea-Bissau holds a general election.
THE END.
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