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Stay updated with the most important national and international events. These current affairs are ideal for educational purposes and competitive exams.
🔹 1. India Observes
Kargil Vijay Diwas 2025
India pays tribute to martyrs on Kargil Vijay Diwas.
PM Modi laid a wreath at the National War Memorial, honoring soldiers of the
1999 war.
🔹 2. India’s GDP Growth
for Q1 Estimated at 7.8%
The Ministry of Finance released provisional figures showing
India’s GDP growth for Q1 FY2025-26 at 7.8%, showing strong economic
recovery post-pandemic.
🔹 3. CBSE Announces Exam
Pattern Change for Class 10 & 12
CBSE will now introduce more application-based
questions and reduce rote learning in the 2026 board exams,
promoting conceptual clarity.
🔹 4. Chandrayaan-3
Successfully Completes Lunar Surface Analysis
ISRO confirms that Chandrayaan-3’s Pragyan Rover has
completed a detailed soil composition study of the lunar south pole,
marking another milestone.
🔹 5. World Bank Approves
$500 Million Loan for Clean Energy in India
To boost India’s green transition, the World Bank
approved $500 million for solar and wind energy infrastructure
development in rural areas.
🔹 6. India Ranks 3rd in
Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2025
India ranked 3rd globally in the Startup Ecosystem
Index 2025, behind the U.S. and U.K., reflecting rapid innovation and
investment growth.
🔹 7. National Testing
Agency (NTA) Introduces AI-Based Cheating Detection
To improve transparency, NTA will use AI-based tools
in upcoming exams like NEET and JEE to detect and prevent malpractice.
🔹 8. RBI Launches Pilot
for Offline Digital Rupee Transactions
The Reserve Bank of India started a pilot for offline
Digital Rupee transactions, enabling digital payments in remote and
internet-dark areas.
🔹 9. India Signs Space
Collaboration Pact with France
India and France signed a strategic space collaboration
agreement, focusing on satellite navigation, climate monitoring, and joint
exploration missions.
🔹 10. UGC Introduces
Credit Transfer for Online Courses
University Grants Commission (UGC) will now allow
students to transfer credits earned through SWAYAM and other online
platforms to their regular degrees.
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