Morning News October 9, 2025: Latest National & International Headlines + Government Job Alerts → ALL IN ONE WINDOW

Today’s News Headlines – October 9, 2025

PM Modi welcomes British PM Keir Starmer in Mumbai: Talks focused on boosting trade, fintech cooperation, and defence ties between India and the UK.
SEBI announces quantum-safe financial systems initiative: Aiming for readiness by 2028-29, the initiative will safeguard financial data against future cyber threats.
India’s green hydrogen plan: Targets saving $150 billion in energy imports by 2030, promoting clean energy and sustainability.
Indian Air Force 93rd anniversary: Celebrated with a grand parade at Hindan showcasing the strength and heritage of the air force.
RBI launches new fintech initiatives: Introduction of Unified Lending Interface, CBDC sandbox, and tokenised Certificates of Deposit to enhance innovation.

Canadian PM lauds President Trump’s peace efforts: Highlighting enhanced bilateral defence cooperation during Oval Office talks.
2025 Chemistry Nobel Prize awarded: Kitagawa, Robson, and Yaghi honored for pioneering work on metal-organic frameworks.
California declares Diwali a state holiday: Reflecting increasing cultural inclusivity and recognition for Indian festivals.
US flights face delays amid government shutdown: Staff shortages cause widespread air travel disruptions across the country.
Army operation in South Kashmir: Major search launched after soldiers went missing during counter-insurgency mission.

Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Siraj rise in ICC Test rankings: Their stellar performance helped India achieve a dominant win over West Indies.
Australia’s Pat Cummins ruled out of Ashes: A lumbar injury sidelines the star bowler for the 2025 Ashes series.
Women’s ODI World Cup updates: England and Australia secure crucial wins in early stages of the tournament.
Wrestler Aman Sehrawat suspended: Receives a one-year ban following disqualification at the world championships.

Update	Details
India’s Outward FDI (September 2025)	Outward foreign direct investment reached $4.41 billion, showing sequential growth amidst moderating yearly figures.
Apple iPhone Exports	Indian iPhone exports hit $10 billion in the first half of FY2025, up 75% year-on-year.
World Bank India GDP Forecast	World Bank cuts India’s FY27 GDP forecast to 6.3% citing domestic reform challenges.
UK-India Trade Growth	British Airways to start third daily London-Delhi flight in 2026 amid stronger trade ties.

WBBPE Assistant Teachers – 13,421 Posts: Recruitment for Assistant Teacher positions across West Bengal schools. Candidates with relevant educational qualifications can apply by the deadline.
SSC Head Constable – 509 Posts: Staff Selection Commission announces vacancies for Head Constable posts with a competitive selection process and government benefits.
Canara Bank Graduate Apprentice – 3,500 Posts: Offers apprenticeship opportunities for graduates aiming to gain banking sector experience. Deadline for application is October 12, 2025.
SSC Sub Inspector – 2,861 Posts: Recruitment for Sub Inspector posts with applications accepted till October 16, 2025. This is a coveted post in the police department.
Indian Army DG EME – 194 Posts: Vacancies in clerical, fireman, and other categories with recruitment starting immediately. Suitable for candidates interested in defence jobs.

Job Title	Number of Posts	Application Deadline	Description
WBBPE Assistant Teachers	13,421	October 9, 2025	Large-scale recruitment for Assistant Teachers in West Bengal’s primary and secondary education sectors.
SSC Head Constable	509	October 20, 2025	Government job with good career growth, involving law enforcement duties.
Canara Bank Graduate Apprentice	3,500	October 12, 2025	Apprenticeship program designed to groom fresh graduates into banking professionals.
SSC Sub Inspector	2,861	October 16, 2025	Police department recruitment requiring physical and written tests for selection.
Indian Army DG EME	194	October 24, 2025	Recruitment for various support roles in the Defence Estates organization under Indian Army.