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Current Affairs 13 December 2025

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  • Union Cabinet approves bill to hike FDI limit in insurance sector to 100%
  • Cabinet clears bill to open civil nuclear power sector for private participation

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Union Cabinet approves bill to hike FDI limit in insurance sector to 100%

The Union Cabinet has approved a bill to raise the foreign direct investment (FDI) cap in India’s insurance sector from the existing 74% to 100%.[1] The proposal aims to attract more global capital, improve solvency, and deepen insurance penetration in India.[1] The move is expected to help insurers meet capital requirements for expansion, digitalisation, and new product development.[1] It may also encourage global insurance majors to take full management control of their Indian joint ventures.[1] The bill will now be introduced in Parliament for consideration and passage.[1] Regulatory changes by IRDAI would follow after legislative approval.[1] Concerns have been raised by some stakeholders about foreign dominance in a critical financial services segment, but the government argues it will boost competition and consumer choice.[1]

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The recently approved bill by the Union Cabinet proposes to raise the FDI limit in the insurance sector to which level?

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Cabinet clears bill to open civil nuclear power sector for private participation

The Union Cabinet has approved a bill that seeks to open India’s civil nuclear power sector to private participation.[1] Currently, nuclear power generation is largely under government-controlled entities like NPCIL.[1] The reform is part of India’s plan to achieve around 100 GW of atomic energy capacity by 2047, aligning with long-term low-carbon energy goals.[1] Private firms would be allowed to participate in specified parts of the nuclear value chain under strict regulation.[1] The bill will be tabled in Parliament, and detailed rules will be framed subsequently.[1] Safety, security, and international obligations under IAEA and nuclear liability frameworks remain central considerations.[1] The move is expected to bring in capital, technology, and project management efficiencies from the private sector.[1]

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