Daily Current Affairs for 2nd June 2025: Comprehensive Guide for Competitive Exam Aspirants
Staying updated with current affairs is crucial for aspirants preparing for competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Banking, and State PCS. Below is a detailed compilation of significant events from 2nd June 2025, covering national, international, economic, environmental, and cultural developments.
—
National News
1. Telangana Celebrates 12th Formation Day
On 2nd June 2025, Telangana commemorated its 12th Formation Day, marking the state’s establishment in 2014. The day was celebrated with various cultural programs and official ceremonies across the state. This event holds significance in understanding federal structures and state formation in India.
2. PM Modi Launches Development Projects in Madhya Pradesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated development projects worth ₹1,300 crore in Madhya Pradesh. These projects aim to boost infrastructure and economic growth in the region, reflecting the government’s focus on regional development.
3. Shailendra Nath Gupta Appointed as Director General of Defence Estates
Shailendra Nath Gupta assumed the role of Director General of Defence Estates. The Defence Estates Organization manages land and cantonments under the Ministry of Defence, playing a crucial role in land management and urban planning.
—
International News
4. India-Mongolia Joint Military Exercise ‘Nomadic Elephant 2025’ Begins
The joint military exercise ‘Nomadic Elephant 2025’ between India and Mongolia commenced in Ulaanbaatar. This exercise enhances interoperability and strengthens defence cooperation between the two nations.
5. Somali Civil War: Al-Shabaab Seizes Hawadley Village
In Somalia, Al-Shabaab militants reportedly took control of Hawadley village in the Middle Shabelle region following the withdrawal of Burundian forces under the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS). This development underscores the ongoing challenges in stabilizing the region.
—
Economic and Banking News
6. SBI Predicts 50 Basis Points Rate Cut by RBI
The State Bank of India anticipates a 50 basis points cut in the repo rate by the Reserve Bank of India in its upcoming monetary policy meeting. This prediction is based on controlled inflation and the need to stimulate economic growth.
—
Environmental News
7. Monsoon Stalls After Early Onset
India’s monsoon, which began earlier than usual on May 24, has temporarily stalled. The Indian Meteorological Department expects monsoon activity to resume around June 11, influenced by a developing weather system in the Bay of Bengal.
8. Heavy Rainfall in Mumbai Marks Early Monsoon Arrival
Mumbai experienced heavy rainfall, marking the earliest recorded arrival of the monsoon in the city. The Indian Meteorological Department predicts occasional spells of light rain in the coming days.
9. Delhi Faces Strongest Thunderstorm of the Season
Delhi witnessed its strongest thunderstorm of the season, with gusty winds peaking at 96 km/hr. The storm caused flight disruptions and improved air quality from poor to moderate levels.
—
Science and Technology
10. Scientists Develop Bat Organoids to Study Virus Transmission
Researchers have created bat organoids to study virus transmission, aiming to understand how viruses jump from animals to humans. This advancement is significant in the context of pandemic preparedness and zoonotic disease research.
—
Cultural and Historical Events
11. 300th Birth Anniversary of Lokmata Devi Ahilyabai Holkar
The 300th birth anniversary of Lokmata Devi Ahilyabai Holkar was observed. She was known for her administrative skills and contributions to infrastructure and temple construction in India.
12. International Sex Workers Day Observed
International Sex Workers Day was observed globally on June 2nd to honor the rights and dignity of sex workers. The day highlights issues related to human rights and labor rights.
—
Miscellaneous
13. Goa Achieves 100% Functional Literacy
Under the ULLAS – Nav Bharat Saaksharta Karyakram, Goa became fully literate, marking a significant milestone in India’s journey towards achieving full literacy by 2030.
14. Rare Arctic Seabird Spotted in Gujarat
A rare Arctic seabird, the Sabine’s Gull, was spotted at Gujarat’s Nalsarovar Wildlife Sanctuary, marking its first recorded sighting in India since 2013.
—
Conclusion
Staying informed about current affairs is essential for competitive exam aspirants. The events of 2nd June 2025 span various domains, reflecting the dynamic nature of national and international developments. Regular updates and in-depth understanding of such events can significantly enhance one’s preparation and performance in examinations.
—
Priyatam