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India has inducted INS Dunagiri, the fifth stealth frigate of the Nilgiri-class (Project 17A). This enhances Indian Navy's maritime strength and showcases progress in indigenous warship manufacturing, a key aspect for exam preparation.
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The Indian government plans to pass a bill to officially declare Amaravati as the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh. This decision aims to resolve ongoing debates about the state's capital, providing legal clarity and support to the development of Amaravati.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Tripura’s community-led efforts in water conservation during Mann Ki Baat. The initiative in Vanghmun village showcases successful sustainable development through local participation and innovative practices, making it a significant example for exams.
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On his death anniversary, India paid tribute to Shyamji Krishna Varma, a nationalist who promoted self-rule and internationalised India’s independence movement. His efforts inspired Indian students and revolutionaries abroad, leaving a lasting legacy for exams.
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This article explains the WTO E-commerce Moratorium, its history, the ongoing debate about its extension, and its significance for digital trade and developing countries. It is important for UPSC/PSC aspirants preparing for questions on global trade policies.
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Zimbabwe plans to install a 500 MW floating solar plant at Kariba Dam to improve electricity reliability and reduce dependence on hydropower. This project aims to diversify energy sources and promote sustainable growth, crucial for exams covering renewable energy initiatives.
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Air China has resumed direct flights between Beijing and Pyongyang after six years, marking a slow reopening of North Korea. This development is important for exams as it reflects regional connectivity and economic relations amidst pandemic restrictions.
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Parts of Western Australia saw unusual red skies as a strong dust storm occurred ahead of Cyclone Narelle. This event highlights how natural phenomena like dust storms and cyclones impact the environment and are significant for exams.
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Jammu and Kashmir achieved a historic victory by winning their first Ranji Trophy after nearly 70 years. This success highlights regional sporting progress and inspires young athletes for exams.
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Recently, Kerala reported a shigellosis outbreak caused by bacteria spreading through contaminated food and water. This disease, mainly affecting hygiene-prone areas, is important for aspirants to understand due to its impact on public health and its transmission methods.
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Officials at Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary in Andhra Pradesh successfully protected nearly 20,000 Olive Ridley turtle eggs on Hope Island. This highlights the importance of conserving coastal habitats and endangered marine species for exams.
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Rajasthan in western India has become an important wintering habitat for the endangered Steppe Eagle, a migratory bird of prey. This highlights the ecological significance of India’s arid regions for conserving threatened species during migration, which is useful knowledge for exams.
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Ravichandran Purushothaman, President of Danfoss India, has been appointed Chair of CII Southern Region for 2026-27, with Krishna Bodanapu as Deputy. This leadership aims to strengthen industry growth in southern India, a key area for India’s industrial progress.
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The Indian government has enhanced women’s safety through laws like the PoSH Act and initiatives like Mission Shakti. These measures focus on preventing harassment and providing support to women in distress, which is important for exams related to governance and women empowerment.
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A digital platform named MLATrack.com has been launched to provide detailed information about the activities of Kerala MLAs from 2021 to 2026. It aims to increase transparency and public engagement in legislative processes, which is important for governance studies and understanding parliamentary functions.
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India is strengthening its tulip cultivation in Kashmir through a major government initiative. This aims to reduce reliance on foreign tulip bulbs and create a sustainable local supply chain, benefiting agriculture and tourism sectors. The project is crucial for India’s goal of self-sufficiency in flower cultivation and regional economic growth.
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar represented India at the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in France. The discussions focused on global governance, geopolitical tensions, and economic stability, especially in the context of current crises in West Asia that affect energy supplies and trade.
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The Delhi High Court ruled that a second wife cannot receive family pension if the marriage was invalid from the start, even after the first wife’s death. This decision highlights the importance of legal marriage status for claiming pension benefits under applicable rules.
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In 2026, US dollar banknotes will display President Donald Trump’s signature for the first time. This change marks a historic shift in currency design, coinciding with the US's 250th independence anniversary, and holds symbolic significance for the nation’s identity and history.
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The Lok Sabha passed the Finance Bill 2026 with amendments, marking a crucial step in finalizing the Union Budget for 2026–27. This article covers the bill's key provisions, government’s fiscal strategies, and their significance for exam preparation.
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