Welcome to Jharkhandibaba.in, your trusted source for verified news and daily current affairs. In today’s update dated 27 July 2025, we begin with a critical Jharkhand Flood Alert issued due to excessive monsoon rainfall across several districts. Alongside, we cover key national developments, including India’s defence modernization, economic performance reports, educational reforms, and diplomatic outreach. Each section is organized for easy reading and is especially helpful for students and aspirants preparing for competitive exams like JPSC, UPSC, and other state-level exams. Stay informed with accurate and structured information every day.

🌧️ Jharkhand Flood Alert Due to Excess Rainfall

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 1 – Geography
Topic: Monsoon Trends and Jharkhand’s Geography

Summary:

Between June 1 and July 26, 2025, Jharkhand received 712.2 mm of rainfall, which is 261.3 mm above the seasonal average. Districts like East Singhbhum (134% above normal) and Ranchi (104% above normal) reported significantly higher rainfall, leading to flood-like situations in urban centers.

In contrast, some districts like Deoghar, Godda, and Pakur received below-average rainfall. The state government has activated emergency response systems, including NDRF deployment and the readiness of health centers in vulnerable areas.

Key Points:

• Total rainfall: 712.2 mm vs normal 455.9 mm
• East Singhbhum and Ranchi recorded the highest excess
• Urban flooding reported in low-lying areas
• Flood alerts issued by the government
• Emergency teams and health services on standby

• Helpline: 104 for health emergencies

• Lodh Falls closed for safety; floods reported in several areas

🏭 SCCI Celebrates 75 Years of Industrial Contribution

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 3 – Economy
Topic: Industrial Development in Jharkhand

Summary:

The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) marked its Platinum Jubilee with a grand event attended by Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar. He praised SCCI for its contributions to Jharkhand’s industrial landscape and called for greater involvement in areas like skill development, education, and women’s empowerment.

He emphasized the need for alignment with national initiatives like Make in India, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and stressed the importance of local industry in achieving India’s economic goals.

Key Points:

• SCCI celebrates 75 years
• Governor highlighted industry’s role in development
• Focus on education, skilling, and empowerment
• Emphasis on local manufacturing and self-reliance
• Jamshedpur ranked 3rd in cleanliness survey

⚔️ Indian Army Introduces Rudra Brigades

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 3 – Security
Topic: Defence Modernization

Summary:

The Indian Army has rolled out a new strategic unit called the Rudra Brigade, aimed at enhancing integrated operations by combining infantry, drones, special forces, and artillery. This modernization effort includes new technologies like loitering munitions, Divyastra artillery systems, and the establishment of Bhairav Commandos for rapid border response.

These measures are expected to improve India’s defence posture and reflect advancements in hybrid warfare capabilities.

Key Points:

• Rudra Brigades combine multiple military capabilities
• Includes special forces, drones, and advanced artillery
• Divyastra artillery systems introduced
• Bhairav Commandos formed for quick response
• Supports defence modernization efforts

📚 NCERT to Launch Operation Sindoor Module

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 2 – Governance
Topic: Education Policy and National Awareness

Summary:

As part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NCERT will introduce a two-part educational module on Operation Sindoor, India’s military response to the Pahalgam terror attack in April 2025.

The module aims to educate students about national security, strategic decision-making, and inter-ministerial coordination, aligning with the National Curriculum Framework 2023.

Key Points:

• Based on Operation Sindoor (April 2025)
• Two-part learning module for students
• Developed under NEP 2020
• Focus on governance and security education
• Promotes awareness about national challenges

📈 SAIL Reports Record Q1 Profit Growth

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 3 – Economy
Topic: Public Sector Enterprise Performance

Summary:

The Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) posted a 273% increase in its quarterly profit, recording a ₹685 crore net profit and ₹2,925 crore EBITDA for Q1 FY 2025–26.

Chairman Amarendu Prakash attributed this success to policy support, increased infrastructure demand, and efficiency improvements within operations.

Key Points:

• Net profit: ₹685 crore
• EBITDA: ₹2,925 crore
• Growth driven by efficiency and demand
• CMD: Amarendu Prakash
• Reflects strong PSU performance

🚨 JJMP Extremists Neutralized in Gumla

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 3 – Internal Security
Topic: Left-Wing Extremism

Summary:

In a joint operation, Jharkhand Jaguar and local police neutralized three extremists from JJMP (Jharkhand Jan Mukti Parishad) in Ghaghra forest, Gumla. The police recovered high-grade weapons, including an AK-47 and two INSAS rifles.

JJMP is an active left-wing extremist group operating in forest belts and has been involved in disrupting local peace.

Key Points:

• Encounter in Gumla district
• 3 JJMP members killed
• Arms recovered: AK-47, INSAS rifles
• Operation led by Jharkhand Jaguar
• JJMP is a local extremist group

🌍 Prime Minister Attends Maldives Independence Day

Subject/Paper: GS Paper 2 – International Relations
Topic: India-Maldives Bilateral Ties

Summary:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the Guest of Honour at the 60th Independence Day of Maldives, strengthening India-Maldives relations after recent diplomatic tensions. India offered a ₹4,850 crore credit line, 40% debt relief, and signed agreements for UPI integration and digital infrastructure development.

This event marks a significant reset in India’s Neighbourhood First foreign policy.

Key Points:

• Modi attends Maldives’ 60th Independence Day
• India offers ₹4,850 crore credit and 40% debt relief
• MoUs on UPI and digital cooperation
• Supports India’s foreign policy priorities
• Enhances regional cooperation

❓ MCQs:

1. Which district in Jharkhand recorded the highest deviation from normal rainfall in July 2025?
   a) Ranchi
   b) Godda
   c) East Singhbhum ✅
   d) Pakur

2. What is the average normal rainfall in Jharkhand for June–July?
   a) 500 mm
   b) 455.9 mm ✅
   c) 600 mm
   d) 700 mm

3. Who addressed the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce?
   a) Hemant Soren
   b) Draupadi Murmu
   c) Santosh Kumar Gangwar ✅
   d) Raghubar Das

4. Which city has ranked third in the national cleanliness survey as per the Governor’s speech?
   a) Ranchi
   b) Dhanbad
   c) Jamshedpur ✅
   d) Bokaro

5. What is the name of the Indian Army’s new integrated all-arms brigades?
   a) Bhairav
   b) Rudra ✅
   c) Vijay
   d) Naag

6. “Divyastra Batteries” mentioned in the article are related to:
   a) Cybersecurity
   b) Nuclear Reactors
   c) Artillery Modernization ✅
   d) Naval Warfare

7. Operation Sindoor was India’s response to a terror attack in:
   a) Uri
   b) Pahalgam ✅
   c) Pulwama
   d) Rajouri

8. Under which education reform is the Operation Sindoor module being developed?
   a) Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
   b) National Literacy Mission
   c) NEP 2020 ✅
   d) Rashtriya Madhyamik Abhiyan

9. Who is the current CMD of SAIL?
   a) T.V. Narendran
   b) Anil Kumar Chaudhary
   c) Amarendu Prakash ✅
   d) Sanjiv Mehta

10. What was SAIL’s EBITDA in Q1 FY 2025–26?
    a) ₹1,500 crore
    b) ₹2,925 crore ✅
    c) ₹3,800 crore
    d) ₹900 crore

11. How much debt relief did India offer to the Maldives in July 2025?
    a) 20%
    b) 40% ✅
    c) 60%
    d) None

12. Which platform was part of India’s MoU with Maldives during Modi’s visit?
    a) DigiLocker
    b) BHIM Aadhaar
    c) UPI ✅
    d) CoWIN