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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 23/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 23/02/2026 Nations facing tariffs must unionise, says Lula/शुल्क का सामना कर रहे देशों को एकजुट होना चाहिए: लूला Syllabus : GS II : International Relations Source : The Hindu In an era of rising protectionism, President Lula’s visit highlights the growing synergy between India and Brazil—the two largest democracies of the Global South. By advocating for “unionization” against unilateral trade tariffs and pushing for UNSC reforms, the visit reinforces the shift toward a multipolar world order. Strategic “Unionization” Against Tariffs Lula’s proposal for countries to form “negotiating blocs” is a direct response to the aggressive trade policies…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 19/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 19/02/2026 Loggerhead turtles facing threats from climate change/जलवायु परिवर्तन से खतरों का सामना कर रहे लॉगरहेड कछुए Syllabus :GS III :Environment/ Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu The loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta), a species known for its migratory prowess and ecological importance, is increasingly becoming a biological indicator of the detrimental impacts of climate change. A landmark 17-year study conducted in Cabo Verde (one of the world’s largest nesting sites) and published in the journal Animals, reveals that global warming is not just altering the habitat of these reptiles but is fundamentally reshaping their biology and…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 18/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 18/02/2026 Politicians, officials must foster fraternity: SC/राजनेताओं, अधिकारियों को भाईचारे को बढ़ावा देना चाहिए: सुप्रीम कोर्ट Syllabus :GS II : Indian Polity / Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu In a significant judicial observation on February 17, 2026, the Supreme Court of India emphasized that political leaders and constitutional functionaries have a foundational duty to foster fraternity. Hearing a petition against “toxic” and “discriminatory” speeches by high-ranking officials, a three-judge Bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant remarked that in a “75-year-old mature democracy,” such behavior is unbecoming and erodes the constitutional commitment to…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 17/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 17/02/2026 NGT gives clearance to Great Nicobar project/एनजीटी ने ग्रेट निकोबार परियोजना को मंजूरी दी Syllabus :GS III: Environment / Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu The ₹92,000-crore “Holistic Development of Great Nicobar Island” project is a multi-sectoral initiative spearheaded by NITI Aayog. Situated at the southern tip of the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago, the project is framed as a “strategic imperative” to counter regional geopolitical shifts and establish India as a dominant maritime player in the Indo-Pacific. Key Components of the Project The project covers approximately 166 sq. km. and comprises four primary pillars: International Container…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 14/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 14/02/2026 India believed that Panchsheel pact settled border with China, says CDS/भारत का मानना था कि पंचशील समझौते से चीन के साथ सीमा तय होती है: सीडीएस Syllabus :GS II: International Relations/ Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu The 1954 Panchsheel Agreement (officially the Agreement on Trade and Intercourse between the Tibet Region of China and India) was envisioned as a cornerstone of peaceful coexistence. However, General Anil Chauhan’s recent analysis suggests that while India viewed the pact as a tacit settlement of the northern border, China viewed it strictly as a functional trade arrangement. This fundamental…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 12/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 12/02/2026 Govt. plans guidelines on books by veterans/सरकार ने पूर्व सैनिकों की किताबों पर दिशा-निर्देश जारी किए Syllabus : GS II : Governanace Source : The Hindu The recent controversy surrounding the unpublished memoir Four Stars of Destiny by former Army Chief M. M. Naravane has triggered a policy response from the Ministry of Defence (MoD). The Centre is now preparing comprehensive guidelines to regulate publication of books by serving and retired armed forces personnel. This development raises critical issues concerning national security, civil–military relations, freedom of expression (Article 19(1)(a)), and the continuing applicability of the Official…

CURRENT AFFAIRS -11/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS -11/02/2026 Centre prescribes labels for all photorealistic AI content online/केंद्र ने सभी फोटोरियलिस्टिक एआई सामग्री के लिए ऑनलाइन लेबल निर्धारित किए Syllabus : GS III : Science & Technology / Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu In a decisive move to address the “authenticity crisis” in the digital age, the Union Government has notified significant amendments to the IT Rules, 2021. These changes, effective from February 20, 2026, primarily target the proliferation of photorealistic AI content and deepfakes. By mandating prominent labelling and slashing takedown timelines, the government aims to bridge the gap between rapid technological advancement and the lag…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 10/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 10/02/2026 New species of dragonfly discovered in Kerala’srubber plantations, named Lyriothemis keralensis/केरल के रबड़ बागानों में ड्रैगनफ्लाई की नई प्रजाति की खोज की गई, जिसका नाम लिरियोथेमिस केरालेंसिस है Syllabus : Prelims Exam Source : The Hindu The Western Ghats, a global biodiversity hotspot, has once again proven its ecological richness with the formal identification of a new dragonfly species: Lyriothemis keralensis. While first sighted in 2013, it was recently distinguished from its look-alike relatives in Northeast India. This discovery is particularly significant as it shifts the focus of conservation from protected forest zones to human-modified agricultural…

CURRENT AFFAIRS – 09/02/2026

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CURRENT AFFAIRS – 09/02/2026 India and Malaysia sign pacts to expand ties/भारत और मलेशिया ने संबंधों को विस्तार देने के लिए समझौतों पर हस्ताक्षर किए Syllabus :GS II : International Relations Source : The Hindu India and Malaysia share a deep-rooted relationship characterized by historical, cultural, and maritime linkages. In 2026, the bilateral engagement reached a new milestone as both nations signed 11 landmark agreements. This visit is strategically significant for India’s “Act East Policy” and its vision for a “free, open, and inclusive” Indo-Pacific. By focusing on emerging sectors like semiconductors and digital finance, the two nations are moving…