APSC – Daily Current Affairs 1 July 2025

Top-5 Sugar Exporting Countries in 2025: Global Sweeteners Powerhouses

In 2025, the leading sugar-exporting countries are Brazil, Thailand, India, Guatemala, and Australia. Brazil remains the world’s top exporter due to vast sugarcane farms and advanced processing infrastructure. Thailand and India follow closely, supported by government subsidies and rising demand. Guatemala and Australia leverage efficient farming and strong global trade networks. These five nations dominate the global sugar trade, supplying sweeteners for food and beverages worldwide. Sugar, essential in tea, coffee, and desserts, continues to be a major commodity influencing agricultural economies and international trade policies.

Newest District of Gujarat Announced: Bodeli

Gujarat has officially added Bodeli as its newest district, carved out to improve governance and administrative access in tribal-dominated areas. Announced in 2025, Bodeli’s creation reflects the state’s efforts to decentralize services and boost development in remote regions. Located in eastern Gujarat, Bodeli was previously a taluka in Chhota Udaipur district. With new infrastructure, a collectorate, and dedicated public services, the district aims to provide better outreach in education, health, and welfare programs. This move aligns with Gujarat’s broader agenda of inclusive growth and efficient local governance.

World Sports Journalists Day 2025: Celebrating Sporting Voices

Observed on July 2, World Sports Journalists Day 2025 honors the dedicated professionals who bring sports stories to life. From covering Olympic feats to local matches, sports journalists play a key role in narrating athletic achievements, uncovering truths, and inspiring fans. The day recognizes their commitment to fair reporting, storytelling, and promoting sports culture. Events, workshops, and tributes are held worldwide, celebrating journalists’ contribution to the spirit of sportsmanship and global unity through their powerful voices and timely coverage of sporting history as it unfolds.

Gujarat Launches Jan Suraksha Santrupti Abhiyan

On June 30, 2025, Gujarat launched the Jan Suraksha Santrupti Abhiyan to expand access to welfare schemes. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel announced the campaign in Gandhinagar, aiming to ensure that every citizen, especially in rural and tribal areas, benefits from central and state government programs. The campaign focuses on pensions, housing, food security, health insurance, and employment schemes. Officials will conduct door-to-door surveys and camps for on-the-spot registration. The initiative reflects Gujarat’s commitment to inclusive governance and improving quality of life through targeted welfare outreach.

Zohran Mamdani Wins NYC Democratic Mayoral Primary

In a political shocker, Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist and New York State Assembly member, has won the Democratic primary for New York City mayor, defeating Andrew Cuomo. Born to Ugandan-Indian parents and raised in Queens, Mamdani has campaigned on housing justice, public transit reform, and workers’ rights. His win signals a shift toward progressive politics in the city. If elected in November, he would become NYC’s youngest and first South Asian–African mayor. The upset reflects growing grassroots support for leftist candidates and changing political sentiments among younger voters.

Pakistan Assumes UN Security Council Presidency – July 2025

On July 1, 2025, Pakistan assumed the rotating presidency of the United Nations Security Council. As President, Pakistan will guide the UNSC’s agenda for the month, leading debates on global security, conflict resolution, and peacekeeping missions. Islamabad plans to spotlight issues like Kashmir, Palestine, and climate-related conflicts. The presidency gives Pakistan a platform to shape key discussions, propose resolutions, and host high-level meetings. While symbolic, this temporary role provides diplomatic leverage and visibility in international affairs. It also presents a test of Pakistan’s ability to balance regional interests with global responsibilities.

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