Daily10 – Top 10 News (12 December 2025)
Here are the top 10 news today from India and around the world for 12 December 2025. These updates cover major developments in economy, climate, politics, science and global affairs.
🇮🇳 1. India’s industrial output posts strong growth in November
India’s industrial production grew more than expected last month, driven by strong momentum in manufacturing and electricity sectors. Economists say domestic demand and festive-season orders boosted factory activity across key industries.
Analysts believe this positive trend may help stabilise India’s GDP trajectory in early 2026 despite global trade uncertainty.
Source: Reuters (https://www.reuters.com)
🇮🇳 2. Government launches new AI innovation fund for startups
The Indian government has launched a national AI innovation fund to support emerging startups in robotics, automation, and machine-learning. The initiative aims to help young companies access technology, infrastructure, and financial resources.
Industry leaders say this move positions India as a competitive global AI hub, especially as multinational firms expand research centres across major cities.
Source: Business Standard
🇮🇳 3. Dense fog disrupts flights and rail services across North India
Severe fog continued to disrupt transport networks across Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Several flights were delayed or diverted due to near-zero visibility during early morning hours.
The India Meteorological Department warned that similar conditions may continue for the next few days as winter sets in.
Source: Times of India
🌌 4. Rare Comet 3I/ATLAS approaching Earth in mid-December
Astronomers worldwide are excited about Comet 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar comet making a rare approach to Earth this month. The comet, believed to originate from beyond our solar system, provides researchers with valuable insight into deep-space material.
Skywatchers in India may get a chance to observe the comet shortly after sunset using binoculars or small telescopes, depending on weather conditions.
Source: Space.com
🌍 5. UN predicts 2025 could break global temperature records
A major climate report from the UN warns that 2025 may become one of the hottest years ever recorded, driven by high greenhouse gas emissions and lingering El Niño effects. Scientists say this trend increases the likelihood of heatwaves and extreme weather.
Climate experts are urging faster emission cuts and investment in renewable energy before temperature thresholds trigger irreversible changes.
Source: UN Climate Unit
🌍 6. Ukraine conflict intensifies amid renewed drone attacks
Multiple regions in eastern Ukraine reported sustained drone attacks overnight, marking a significant escalation. Both military and civilian infrastructure were impacted.
International observers say diplomatic negotiations remain stalled, increasing fears of a prolonged conflict through the winter.
Source: BBC / Reuters
🌍 7. U.S. inflation eases, raising hopes for early Fed rate cuts
A new U.S. inflation report showed a slight cooling in consumer prices, boosting confidence that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates earlier than expected in 2026.
Global markets responded positively, with Asian and European stock indices rising on improved investor sentiment.
Source: CNBC
🌍 8. Global airline industry forecast strong growth for 2026
Airlines are forecasting record passenger numbers and strong profits next year, driven by renewed international travel demand. Capacity expansion and stable fuel prices are supporting the recovery.
Industry experts say corporate travel is also returning, boosting revenues further after years of pandemic disruption.
Source: IATA / Reuters
🌍 9. South Korea reports new wave of cyberattacks
South Korea’s cybersecurity agency has issued a warning following a coordinated wave of cyberattacks targeting infrastructure and private companies. Officials suspect state-linked actors.
Authorities have increased system monitoring and urged businesses to strengthen digital security protocols.
Source: Yonhap News
🌍 10. Oil prices rise as OPEC+ hints at new supply cuts
Global oil prices rose sharply today after OPEC+ members signaled potential production cuts next quarter to stabilise market conditions. Analysts say this could affect inflation and fuel costs in major importing nations like India.
The move comes amid slowing global demand and geopolitical uncertainty in key oil-producing regions.
Source: Financial Times
Quick Headlines:
• RBI monitors currency markets amid volatility
• India likely to see colder nights through mid-December
• WHO issues updated seasonal flu advisory
• Global tech firms expand cloud infrastructure investments
That completes the top 10 news today. Stay updated with Daily10 for more India and world news summaries and daily highlights.