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NATIONAL AFFAIRS - January 2025

Jan 2025

Feb 02, 2026

Prime Minister Modi Extends Thai Poosam Greetings

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings on the occasion of Thai Poosam, conveying wishes for health, success and prosperity for all. In a social media post, Modi highlighted the festival’s cultural significance and urged citizens to uphold harmony and welfare. Thai Poosam is observed with community rituals and charitable acts among Tamil communities and other devotees. The message reflects India's emphasis on inclusive cultural traditions while aligning with ongoing development priorities and national cohesion.
  • Occasion: Thai Poosam festival.
  • Message: greetings and wishes from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
  • Cultural emphasis: importance of harmony and welfare.
  • Context: reflects inclusivity alongside development goals.

Jan 30, 2026

CISF Vande Mataram Coastal Cyclothon 2026 flagged off

The CISF Vande Mataram Coastal Cyclothon 2026 was flagged off virtually by junior Home Minister Nityanand Rai. The 25‑day event covers 6,500 kilometers of India’s coastline and aims to strengthen coastal security through public participation. Two CISF teams will start from Bakkhali in West Bengal and Lakhpat in Gujarat, converging at Kochi on February 22. The programme aligns with India’s SAGAR vision and marks the 150th anniversary of the song Vande Mataram. CISF has recently been designated as a Recognised Security Organisation under the ISPS Code to bolster maritime security.
  • Cyclothon flagged off virtually by junior Home Minister.
  • Length: 6,500 km along India’s coastline.
  • Two teams start from Bakkhali and Lakhpat; end in Kochi on Feb 22.
  • Aims to involve coastal communities in security.
  • CISF designated as Recognised Security Organisation under ISPS.

Jan 29, 2026

Union Minister inaugurates 9th National Conference of Correctional Administrators

Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar inaugurated the two-day 9th National Conference of Correctional Administrators in Visakhapatnam, organized by the Bureau of Police Research and Development and Andhra Pradesh Prisons and Correctional Services. He highlighted central measures for prisoner welfare, including a 160 crore rupee allocation for safety and welfare and a 20 crore rupee annual fund under the 'Support to Poor Prisoners' Scheme. The conference aims to strengthen prison administration, investigations, and management information systems, emphasising reforms and humane treatment within the system.
  • Event: 9th National Conference of Correctional Administrators
  • Location: Visakhapatnam; organized by BPRD and Andhra Prisons
  • Central funds: 160 crore rupees for safety and welfare
  • Annual 20 crore rupees under ‘Support to Poor Prisoners’
  • Focus on reform, investigations, and information systems

PRAGATI platform reaches 50th meeting; Kudgi Super Thermal Plan featured

Prime Minister’s PRAGATI platform marked its 50th meeting, reviewing major infrastructure projects and governance issues via a single digital interface. The Kudgi Super Thermal Power Project (Stage I) in Karnataka was highlighted; the coal-based facility in Vijayapura district comprises three 800 MW units and stands as one of NTPC’s largest greenfield projects in South India. PRAGATI aims to accelerate decision-making by coordinating Centre, states, and ministries, promoting timely implementation, transparency, and accountability across critical sectors.
  • PRAGATI achieves 50th governance meeting
  • Highlights Kudgi Super Thermal Power Project, Karnataka
  • Kudgi: 3 x 800 MW coal units in Vijayapura district
  • Platform connects Centre, states, and ministries
  • Focus on timely decisions and accountability

Jan 28, 2026

Ajit Pawar dies in Baramati plane crash; DGCA report details

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others died when a Learjet 45 operating as VT-SSK crash-landed at Baramati airport on January 28, 2026. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation confirmed the incident; no survivors were reported among those on board. Investigations will determine causes, with authorities examining aircraft maintenance, weather and pilot performance. The tragedy marks a sudden political setback in Baramati and raises questions about private charter safety regulations. Official condolences were issued by state and national leaders as inquiries proceed.
  • Ajit Pawar dies in Learjet 45 crash at Baramati, January 28, 2026.
  • DGCA confirms casualties; investigation pending.
  • Tragic event impacts regional political dynamics.

Jan 25, 2026

Amit Shah to address Uttar Pradesh Day celebrations in Lucknow

On 24 January 2026, Home Minister Amit Shah will address Uttar Pradesh Day celebrations in Lucknow as the Chief Guest. The main program will be held at Rashtra Prerna Sthal, with several initiatives planned to promote culture, entrepreneurship, and industrial growth. Notable launches include the One District One Cuisine scheme to promote local dishes with improved branding and market access, and the Sardar Patel Industrial Zone Programme to spur regional development. The proceedings are expected to reinforce the state government’s agenda for cultural heritage and economic revival, while coordinating with central schemes and private sector participation.
  • Amit Shah to attend UP Day in Lucknow on 24 January 2026.
  • ODOC scheme aims to promote district cuisines and branding.
  • Sardar Patel Industrial Zone Programme to boost industry.
  • Event linked to cultural heritage and economic development.
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