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As of Wednesday, July 30, 2025, 9 PM IST, significant seismic and volcanic activities in Russia’s Far East have triggered widespread tsunami alerts and evacuations across the Pacific, including Central and South America. Here’s the latest on the unfolding situation.
Massive Earthquake and Tsunami Impact
Earthquake Details: A powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula early Wednesday morning (July 30, 2025) at a shallow depth of about 19.3 km, with the epicenter approximately 125 km east-southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
. This ranks among the strongest quakes ever recorded.
Tsunami Waves: The quake generated tsunami waves up to 4 meters (13 feet) along Kamchatka’s coast, flooding ports like Severo-Kurilsk in the Kuril Islands, where nearly 2,000 people were evacuated.
Smaller waves of 30 cm to 1.3 meters were recorded in Japan’s Hokkaido and other Pacific regions.
Global Alerts and Downgrades: Tsunami warnings were initially issued across the Pacific basin, affecting regions from Alaska, Hawaii, and the U.S. West Coast to as far as New Zealand and Taiwan.
By late Wednesday, warnings were downgraded in Japan, Hawaii, and parts of Russia as the immediate threat lessened, though advisories remain in some areas like Coastal California.
Evacuations in Central and South America
Widespread Alerts: Authorities in several Latin American countries, including Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Panama, ordered evacuations of coastal areas due to the potential for tsunami waves of 1 to 3 meters.
Specific Actions: Ecuador evacuated beaches and low-lying areas in the Galápagos Islands, while Chile prepared for possible impacts on Easter Island. Mexico and other nations urged residents to avoid Pacific coastal activities.
These measures reflect a cautious approach to prevent loss of life, even with smaller projected wave heights, as tsunamis can amplify unexpectedly.
Volcanic Eruption in Russia
Klyuchevskoy Eruption: Following the earthquake, the Klyuchevskoy volcano, Eurasia’s tallest active volcano at 4,750 meters (15,584 feet), erupted on the Kamchatka Peninsula on Wednesday afternoon.
Located 450 km north of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, it has been spewing lava down its western slope with visible explosions and a powerful glow.
Trigger and Context: Scientists link the eruption to the seismic activity, having observed prior signs like lava buildup and ash plumes in recent weeks. This is Klyuchevskoy’s first eruption since 2023, in a region known as the “land of fire and ice” with 29 active volcanoes among 300 total.
Impact: Ash clouds from the eruption have placed regional air traffic on high alert, adding to the challenges faced by authorities managing earthquake and tsunami aftermaths.
Current Situation and Outlook
Damage and Casualties: In Russia, the earthquake caused structural damage, including collapsed buildings and flooded ports, with several non-life-threatening injuries reported due to panic and evacuations but no confirmed fatalities.
Japan reported one death from a woman driving off a cliff during evacuation.
Ongoing Risks: Aftershocks as strong as magnitude 7.5 are possible in Kamchatka, and authorities warn of lingering tsunami risks as waves can strike repeatedly. Residents in affected areas are advised to remain on higher ground until all-clear signals are issued.
Response: Evacuations have been orderly in many regions due to prior drills (especially in Japan), though challenges remain in developing countries lacking robust infrastructure.
Russian officials lifted the tsunami warning in Kamchatka after 11 hours, signaling reduced immediate danger locally.
This remains a developing story with potential for further updates on aftershocks, volcanic activity, and tsunami impacts. If you’re in an affected area, heed local authority guidance and stay tuned to emergency alerts for safety.
New Zealand fast bowler Matt Henry delivered a masterclass on the opening day of the first Test against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club, claiming 6 wickets to dismantle the hosts and put the Kiwis firmly in control. Zimbabwe were bowled out for a modest 143 in their first innings, with Henry’s spell proving decisive on a pitch offering seam movement.
Day 1 Scorecard Summary
Zimbabwe 1st Innings: 143 all out (45.3 overs)
Top Scorers: Craig Ervine 48, Sean Williams 32
Bowling: Matt Henry 6/38 (best figures in Tests for him), Tim Southee 2/25, Trent Boult 1/18
New Zealand 1st Innings: 45/1 (at stumps, 12 overs)
Openers: Devon Conway 28*, Tom Latham 12 (out)
Zimbabwe Bowling: Blessing Muzarabani 1/15
Key Moments from the Day
Henry’s Rampage: Henry struck early, removing Zimbabwe openers Joylord Gumbie (0) and Prince Masvaure (4) in quick succession. He continued his dominance, breaking partnerships and wrapping up the tail with figures of 6/38—his career-best in Tests.
Zimbabwe’s Resistance: Captain Craig Ervine played a gritty knock of 48, sharing a 50-run stand with Sean Williams, but the middle order collapsed under pressure from New Zealand’s seam attack.
New Zealand’s Response: The Kiwis lost Latham early but ended the day strongly, trailing by 98 runs with 9 wickets in hand.
What’s Next?
Day 2 resumes on July 31, 2025, with New Zealand looking to build a substantial first-innings lead. Zimbabwe will need early wickets to stay in the contest on what appears to be a bowler-friendly surface.
This performance underscores New Zealand’s bowling strength and sets the tone for the series. Stay tuned for live updates and analysis as the Test unfolds!
Tata Motors has announced a landmark acquisition of Iveco Group’s commercial vehicle (CV) business in an all-cash deal valued at €3.8 billion, excluding the defence unit. This strategic move, revealed on July 30, 2025, aims to create a global powerhouse in the CV sector by combining Tata’s strong presence in emerging markets like India with Iveco’s established footprint in Europe and Latin America.
Key Deal Details
Structure: Tata Motors will execute the acquisition through a wholly owned subsidiary or a new Dutch entity, launching a voluntary tender offer at €14.1 per share for all outstanding common shares of Iveco (post-separation of the defence business).
Defence Unit Exclusion: Iveco’s defence operations will be sold separately to Italian state-backed firm Leonardo in a €1.7 billion deal, expected to close by Q1 2026.
Timeline: The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals (including merger control, foreign investment, and EU foreign subsidies regulations) and is projected to finalize in the first half of 2026.
What This Means for Tata Motors
Global Scale: The combined entity will generate €22 billion in annual revenues, with sales exceeding 540,000 units across Europe (50%), India (35%), and the Americas (15%), while boosting Tata’s access to advanced technologies in electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Synergies: Minimal overlap in portfolios and geographies will enable cost efficiencies, expanded product lines (including trucks, buses, and powertrains), and stronger positions in emerging markets in Asia and Africa.
Market Impact: Tata Motors’ shares fell 3.5% on the BSE following the announcement, closing at ₹668.40, amid concerns over the deal’s size and funding, though analysts see long-term gains in exports and innovation.
This acquisition marks Tata Motors’ largest since Jaguar Land Rover in 2008 and positions the company as a true global leader in commercial vehicles, potentially transforming its CV business from domestic-focused to internationally competitive.
Indian markets closed slightly higher on Wednesday amid mixed global cues, with Nifty up 0.14% at 24,855 and Sensex gaining 0.18% to 81,482. But with GIFT Nifty tumbling below 24,700 overnight due to Trump’s tariff threats, Thursday could open flat or lower. Here are the top 10 factors likely to influence trading:
US Fed Rate Decision: The Federal Reserve’s policy announcement on July 30 (US time) will be crucial. Markets expect rates to stay at 4.25–4.5%, but any hint of cuts could boost sentiment; hawkish tones might add pressure.
Global Market Cues: US indices ended mixed on July 30, with Dow down 0.3% amid tariff fears. Asian peers like Nikkei and Hang Seng are volatile—watch for spillover from Wall Street’s reaction to Fed news.
Corporate Earnings Rush: Key Q1 results from companies like Bharti Airtel, IndusInd Bank, and Power Grid could sway sectors. Positive surprises in telecom or banking might lift Nifty; weak numbers could drag it down.
FII and DII Flows: FIIs sold ₹1,200 crore on July 30, while DIIs bought ₹800 crore. Continued FII outflows due to global uncertainty could weigh on large-caps; strong DII support might stabilize the market.
India-US Trade Tensions: Trump’s proposed 25% tariff on India (effective August 1) over Russia ties has spooked investors. Any escalation could hit export-heavy sectors like IT and pharma.
Oil Price Volatility: Brent crude hovered around $78/barrel on July 30 amid Middle East tensions. Rising prices could pressure inflation-sensitive stocks; a dip might aid energy importers.
Rupee and Currency Movements: The rupee closed at 83.75 vs USD on July 30. Further weakening could hurt importers but benefit exporters—watch USD/INR for forex-driven trades.
Technical Levels: Nifty faces resistance at 24,900–25,000; support at 24,700. A break below could test 24,500. Bank Nifty eyes 56,300 resistance—volatility (VIX up 7%) suggests choppy moves.
Sectoral Trends: Auto and FMCG showed resilience on July 30; watch realty and IT for tariff fallout. Positive monsoon updates could lift agri stocks.
Macro Data and Sentiment: No major Indian data today, but US jobs report previews could influence global mood. Investor caution ahead of August policy meetings may keep volumes low.
Overall, expect a cautious start with focus on Fed signals and earnings. Traders should watch 24,700 as a key pivot for Nifty—stay nimble amid global headwinds.
As of Thursday, July 31, 2025, 12 AM IST, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has not yet declared the Class 10 and 12 supplementary (compartment) exam results. Based on the latest updates, they are expected to be released in the first week of August 2025—potentially as early as today or tomorrow. The exams were held in July, and evaluation is complete, so keep checking the official portals for the announcement. We’ll update this live blog with the direct link as soon as it’s out.
Quick Summary
CBSE supplementary (compartment) exam results for Classes 10 and 12 are expected to be released in the first week of August 2025. Students can check their results online on the official CBSE result portals using credentials such as application or roll number and date of birth. The minimum passing criteria is 33% in each subject. Results include only the subjects taken in the supplementary exams. The board had conducted regular exams earlier in 2025 with high overall pass percentages. Students should download their digital scorecards and await original mark sheets from schools.
10 Key Points on CBSE Compartment Results 2025
CBSE Class 10 and 12 supplementary (compartment) exam results are expected to be declared in the first week of August 2025.
Supplementary exams were held in July 2025, from July 15 to July 22 for Class 10 and various dates between July 15 and 22 for Class 12.
Results will be available on the official CBSE websites: cbseresults.nic.in and results.cbse.nic.in.
Students can access their results by entering the application number, roll number, school number, and date of birth.
Minimum qualifying marks to pass in supplementary exams is 33% in each subject.
The supplementary results include marks for only those subjects in which the student appeared for the compartment exam.
The CBSE has already conducted the regular board exams for Class 10 and 12 earlier in the year, with overall pass percentages of approximately 93.66% for Class 10 and 88.39% for Class 12.
Students are advised to download and save their scorecards for future reference.
In case of any discrepancies, students should contact their respective schools or CBSE helplines.
Digitally signed scorecards will be provided; original physical mark sheets will be distributed by schools later.
How to Check CBSE Class 10, 12 Supply Results When Out
Visit cbseresults.nic.in or results.cbse.nic.in.
Click on the “Class 10/12 Supplementary Examination Results 2025” link.
Enter your roll number, school number, admit card ID, and date of birth.
Submit to view your results.
Download and print the scorecard for records.
Results can also be checked via DigiLocker or the UMANG app using your registered mobile number and a six-digit access code from your school.
Why the Delay and What’s Next?
The board is finalizing evaluations, and results are imminent. Once declared, successful candidates can proceed with admissions or further studies. If you fail to clear the compartment exam, you’ll need to reappear next year.
Stay tuned here for instant updates—refresh for the latest news on the result announcement! If it’s out, we’ll share the direct link immediately.
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