Daily Top Current Affairs of the day for 8th September 2035

 

1. Rare Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse

India witnessed a spectacular Blood Moon total lunar eclipse on the night of 7–8 September. The eclipse lasted 82 minutes, one of the longest this decade. Astronomers attributed the long duration to the Moon’s apogee position. Skywatchers across Asia, Africa, Europe, and Australia reported excellent visibility.

2. Lalbaugcha Raja Immersion

Mumbai’s famous Lalbaugcha Raja idol was immersed in the Arabian Sea late Sunday. High tide and technical delays caused tension. Devotees waited several hours before immersion began. Mumbai Police ensured smooth arrangements despite huge crowds.

3. BHEL’s Green Transport Initiative

State owned engineering and manufacturing company BHEL partnered with Singapore’s Horizon fuel cell technologies to develop hydrogen fuel-cell powered trains. Engineers started prototype testing under green mobility programs. The Railway Ministry supported the project to cut emissions. The initiative aligned with India’s 2070 net-zero target.

4. India Joins Exercise Bright Star 2025

India deployed over 700 defence personnel to Egypt for Exercise Bright Star 2025. Over 30 nations joined the multinational drill. Indian forces demonstrated modern tactics and weapon systems. The Defence Ministry emphasized India’s commitment to global peace.

5. Indigenous Tech Milestone at SEMICON India

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated SEMICON India 2025 in Bengaluru. He unveiled India’s Vikram-32 microprocessor. Industry leaders called it a Make-in-India success. The chip reduced dependence on foreign semiconductor imports.

6. Norway Elections Begin

Norwegians voted in the first round of parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere’s Labour bloc faced a tough right-wing alliance. Analysts predicted a close contest. Final results are expected after the second round.

7. Thailand’s New Prime Minister

Anutin Charnvirakul assumed office as Thailand’s new Prime Minister. The Constitutional Court earlier removed his predecessor. Leaders called Anutin’s appointment a stabilizing move. Regional observers expect continuity in Thailand’s foreign policy.

8. Japan PM Resignation

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned after his coalition lost parliamentary majority. Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned after election defeats. He also stepped down as Liberal Democratic Party president. Analysts linked his exit to declining popularity and economic stagnation. Snap elections are expected soon.

9. Amazon acquired Axio 

Amazon acquired fintech company Axio for USD 200 million. The acquisition boosted Amazon’s digital lending operations. RBI emphasized consumer protection in fintech growth. Experts expected better credit access for small businesses.

10. Indian Filmmaker’s Historic Win

Indian filmmaker Anuparna Roy won the Orizzonti Award for Best Director at Venice Film Festival. Her film Songs of Forgotten Trees highlighted migration and climate struggles. Jury praised her for strong storytelling and direction. The win marked India’s first in this prestigious category.

12. India’s Largest Container Terminal Inaugurated

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Singapore PM Lawrence Wong inaugurated PSA Mumbai Terminal Phase-II at JNPT. The terminal can handle 4.8 million TEUs annually. It is linked directly to the Dedicated Freight Corridor for faster transport. Officials said it will boost India’s global trade capacity.

13. Immigration and Foreigners Order 2025

The Home Ministry issued the Immigration and Foreigners Order, 2025. It gave Assam’s Foreigners Tribunals first-class judicial powers. Tribunals can now detain those failing to prove citizenship. The order replaced the 1964 Foreigners Tribunal Order.

14.Karnataka Introduces NRI Quota in Medical Colleges

Karnataka introduced 15% NRI quota in government medical colleges. Minister Sharan Prakash Patil announced the new policy. The move aims to boost revenue for infrastructure upgrades. Critics demanded safeguards for local students’ interests.

15. Kerala Tourism Push

Union Minister Suresh Gopi inaugurated the Payippad boat race in Alappuzha. He assured priority for tourism-related projects in Kerala. Authorities highlighted Alappuzha’s backwaters as a major attraction. Locals welcomed the government’s support for tourism-based jobs.

16. Bihar Women Empowerment Initiative

Prime Minister Modi launched Rajya Jeevika Nidhi Saakh Sahkari Sangh Limited with ₹105 crore funding. The scheme provides low-interest loans to women entrepreneurs. It aims to boost rural livelihoods and self-reliance. Women’s groups welcomed the initiative with optimism.

17. Angikaar 2025 Campaign

Housing Ministry launched Angikaar 2025 under PMAY-U 2.0. The campaign will run till October 31 in 5,000+ cities. It focuses on last-mile outreach for housing benefits. Officials said awareness drives will cover sanitation, health, and beneficiary rights.

18. Indian Students Shine Globally

Union Minister Jitendra Singh felicitated Indian students for their stellar performance at the International Earth Science Olympiad in China. The team won one Gold, four Silver, and two Bronze medals. They also secured a prize in Youth Geoscience Reporting. Experts praised their outstanding achievement.

19. Adani Power’s Bhutan Hydro Project

Adani Power signed an MoU with Bhutan’s Druk Green Power for a 570 MW project. The Wangchhu hydro project will cost ₹6,000 crore. It will operate on a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer model. The deal strengthens India-Bhutan energy ties.

20. Indian Archery Team Creates History

India’s men’s compound team won gold at the World Archery Championships in Gwangju. Rishabh Yadav, Aman Saini, and Prathamesh Fuge defeated France 235-233. India also bagged silver in the mixed team event. Sports officials hailed it as historic progress.

21. Services Athletics Championship Record

Shivam Lohakare broke the Services javelin record at the 74th Inter-Services Athletics Championship. His throw of 84.31m beat Neeraj Chopra’s 2018 record. Coaches praised his technique and power. Officials called him a promising Olympic contender.

22. Hockey Asia Cup Triumph in Rajgir

India defeated South Korea 4–1 in the Men’s Hockey Asia Cup final. Sukhjeet Singh, Dilpreet Singh (2), and Amit Rohidas scored decisive goals. India secured its fourth Asia Cup title. The victory ensured direct qualification for the 2026 FIH World Cup.