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China is planning a 120-kilometre underwater high-speed rail tunnel under the Bohai Strait to connect Dalian and Yantai in 40 minutes. This ambitious project aims to improve regional connectivity and boost economic integration, and is currently in the feasibility stage.
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Scientists have developed a new method to produce levodopa, a vital Parkinson’s drug, by transforming plastic waste using genetically modified bacteria. This innovation offers a sustainable way to produce important medicines while reducing environmental pollution.
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On April 15, 2026, Samrat Choudhary became Bihar's 21st Chief Minister, marking a shift from Nitish Kumar’s long leadership. This event signifies the BJP’s direct control of the state government, important for understanding Bihar’s political landscape for exams.
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A blast occurred at Vedanta Limited’s thermal power plant in Sakti district, Chhattisgarh, resulting in 10 deaths and over 20 injuries. This incident highlights safety issues in Indian industrial units and prompts investigations that are crucial for exam preparation.
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The Indian government proposed increasing Lok Sabha seats from 543 to 850 to accommodate population growth and implement women’s reservation. The plan includes a fresh delimitation based on 2011 Census data, sparking political discussions.
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The UP government has announced a temporary wage hike following protests in Noida demanding better pay. This move is part of efforts to address wage disparities and upcoming national labour reforms, important topics for exams.
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Australia has appointed Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as the first woman head of its army, marking a historic step towards gender diversity in the military. This significant move aims to inspire future generations and promote inclusivity within the Australian Defence Force.
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North Korea conducted missile tests from its naval destroyer, focusing on enhancing its maritime attack capabilities. These tests are part of efforts to modernise its naval forces and improve combat readiness, which are significant for regional security and exams.
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On April 14, 2026, the Supreme Court asked the government to clarify if pre-primary education should be considered a fundamental right. This issue is linked to the implementation of the National Education Policy 2020 and the inclusion of early childhood education under the Right to Education.
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The Supreme Court dissolved a marriage using its special powers under Article 142 after a dispute over a domestic settlement. This case highlights how courts can take decisive action in matrimonial disputes to prevent misuse of legal processes, which is important for exam understanding.
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India has conducted multiple mineral auctions to secure vital resources like lithium and cobalt. This effort aims to reduce imports, boost domestic exploration, and support sectors such as clean energy and defense, crucial for India's long-term growth and development exams.
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India’s young badminton player Ayush Shetty won a historic silver medal at the 2026 Badminton Asia Championships. Though he lost in the final to China’s Shi Yu Qi, his strong performance marks a bright future for Indian badminton and is significant for exam preparation.
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On April 14, 2026, Andhra Pradesh inaugurated India's first homegrown quantum computing testbeds, marking a major step in the country's technological progress. This initiative supports quantum research and aims to boost domestic innovation, making it important for aspirants studying India's advancements in science and technology.
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Banaras Hindu University (BHU) secured first place at the national moot court competition held in Lucknow. The event showcased the legal skills of students from across India, emphasizing practical training in law. This victory highlights BHU's strength in advocacy and courtroom skills, important for legal exams.
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India strongly opposes China's attempt to rename places in Arunachal Pradesh, asserting it cannot change its status as an Indian state. This issue highlights ongoing border disputes and diplomatic tensions between the two countries, which are important topics for exams.
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Russia has officially labeled Stanford University as an 'undesirable organisation,' restricting its links with Russian citizens and students. This move is part of a broader crackdown on foreign educational institutions, with serious legal and academic consequences.
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India's Supreme Court has ruled that gains made by Tiger Global from its 2018 Flipkart sale are taxable. This decision allows tax authorities to reassess and seek revenue exceeding ₹14,500 crore, reaffirming India's stance against tax avoidance and impacting offshore investment strategies.
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During IEVP 2026, international delegates observed India’s election processes, highlighting technological use, inclusivity, and innovations. This showcases India’s robust democratic practices, important for aspirants to understand for competitive exams.
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NASA’s PACE satellite can now detect nitrogen dioxide pollution at very precise locations, such as individual factories and roads. This helps in better monitoring of air quality and environmental protection efforts, important for UPSC/PSC exams.
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The Indian LPG tanker Jag Vikram successfully crossed the vital Strait of Hormuz after a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran. This marks a cautious step towards normal maritime activity in a key energy route, important for exams.
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