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7 October 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Muizzu to meet Modi, request India’s support over looming economic crisis (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 4) Topic: GS2 – International Relations – Bilateral Relations Context Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu’s state visit to India comes amid a looming economic crisis and significant debt repayments. During his talks with Prime…

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5 October 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Maharashtra Government Introduces Rs 50 Daily Subsidy to Preserve Indigenous Cow Breeds Amid Declining Populations  (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 19) Topic: GS3 – Agriculture Context: The Maharashtra government has introduced a subsidy of Rs 50 per animal per day for gaushalas (cattlesheds) that care for indigenous breeds of cows, with the aim…

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4 October 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Annual Floods Ravage North Bihar: Geography and Embankments Worsen Crisis for 15.76 Lakh Residents (Source: Indian Express; Section: Explained; Page: 17) Topic: GS1 – Geography Context: North Bihar is severely impacted by floods annually, affecting around 15.76 lakh people in 17 districts this year. Monsoon floods destroy crops, livestock, and force people to rely…

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3 October 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Israel suffers 8 casualties in Lebanon operation (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 1) Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context Israel’s ground incursion into Lebanon escalated tensions in West Asia, leading to the deaths of eight Israeli soldiers. The conflict was triggered by Iran’s missile attack on Israel, prompting retaliatory…

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1 October 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

 1. Analysis to action: should climate scientists engage in activism? (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 7) Topic: GS3 – Science and Technology Context The article discusses the ongoing climate emergency, highlighting the debate over whether climate scientists should focus solely on research or also engage in activism to effectively address…

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30 September 2024 : Daily Current Affairs

1. Not just nothing, dark matter quests close in on dire ‘neutrino fog’ (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 7) Topic: GS3 – Science and Technology Context The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment has made significant advancements in understanding dark matter by placing stringent limits on its possible identities. Despite ongoing challenges and null…

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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…