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28 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Global Trade Tensions Escalate as US and India Respond to China’s Export Surge Amid Domestic Slowdown    (Source: Indian Express; Section: Cover Page; Page: 01) Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy GS2 – International Relations Context: A significant hike in US tariffs, including a 100% duty on electric vehicles (EVs) from China, along with steep tariffs…

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27 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Storms brewing in East, South China seas (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 10) Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context Maritime East Asia has become a hotspot for power struggles, with China asserting territorial claims in the East and South China Seas. Regional countries, backed by the U.S., are responding…

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26 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Assam Government to Implement Key Recommendations of Clause 6 Committee, Constitutional Amendments Pending (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 15) Topic: GS2 – Polity Context: The Assam government has initiated the implementation of 52 recommendations from the Clause 6 Committee of the Assam Accord, while deferring key provisions requiring constitutional amendments. Analysis of News:  …

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25 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. India Approves First Mission to Venus, Launch Set for 2028 with Focus on Exploring the Planet’s Atmosphere and Surface  (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 11) Topic: GS3 – Science and Technology Context: The Union Cabinet has recently approved India’s first mission to Venus, set for launch by ISRO in March 2028. This will…

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24 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Reform of global institutions must for development: Modi (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 4) Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context During the United Nations ‘Summit of the Future,’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the necessity of reforming global institutions for achieving peace and development.He advocated for expanding the UN…

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23 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Government Raises Import Duties to Protect Oilseed Farmers and Boost Domestic Production (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 13) Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy Context: In recent weeks, the Narendra Modi-led government has taken significant measures to protect the interests of oilseed farmers by raising import duties on edible oils and authorizing procurement at…

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21 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. SC asks govt. to explain delay in the appointment of judges (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 3) Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity – Judiciary Context The Supreme Court has raised concerns over the government’s delays in appointing judges, particularly ignoring names reiterated by the Collegium. It questioned the prolonged…

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20 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates: Global Implications and Impact on India (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 15) Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy Context: The US Federal Reserve (the Fed) announced a 50 basis point cut to the benchmark interest rate, aimed at promoting economic growth by making borrowing cheaper. Lower interest rates…

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19 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. India Seeks Renegotiation of Indus Waters Treaty Amidst Rising Tensions with Pakistan (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 18) Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context: India has issued a second formal notice to Pakistan seeking a “review and modification” of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). This action indicates India’s intent to renegotiate the 64-year-old…

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18 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Western and Southern States Lead Economic Growth, West Bengal Faces Sharp Decline: EAC-PM Report (Source: Indian Express; Section: Cover Page; Page: 01) Topic: GS2 – Governance Context: The article analyzes regional economic disparities in India from 1960-61 to 2023-24, highlighting strong growth in Western and Southern states while West Bengal experiences a continuous decline…