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Exam-focused daily current affairs for UPSC, JPSC, BPSC and State PCS preparation. Read issue-wise analysis, revise through editorial links and move straight into mains practice.

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29APR2026

Daily Current Affairs

Limits of International Maritime Law

The recent escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, involving Iran detaining ships and the U.S. intercepting vessels on the high seas, has raised critical questions about the legality of such…

Prelims + MainsUpdated 29 Apr 2026
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29APR2026

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Natural and Organic Farming

Recently, the Prime Minister of India said that Sikkim’s model of organic and natural farming serves as an inspiration for the entire nation, at an event marking the 50th year…

Prelims + MainsUpdated 29 Apr 2026
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29APR2026

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Indonesia’s New Biofuel Push

Indonesia is introducing B50 biodiesel (50% palm oil, 50% diesel) to reduce dependence on expensive imported oil amid global price and geopolitical pressures. Biofuels They  are renewable fuels made from…

Prelims + MainsUpdated 29 Apr 2026
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28APR2026

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India and New Zealand Signed FTA

India and New Zealand signed the India- New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (IN- NZ FTA). About The India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement was concluded in nine months and marks a…

Prelims + MainsUpdated 28 Apr 2026
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How should I study daily current affairs?

Read the daily topic, note the syllabus linkage, then convert it into one prelims fact and one mains argument.

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Yes. Use editorials for stakeholder analysis, constitutional values, examples, and balanced conclusions.

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