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Scaling Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) For Fostering MSME-led Growth
Published on: 10 March, 2026 The Union Budget 2026–27 proposed major reforms to expand the Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS), including mandatory use by CPSEs, credit guarantees through CGTMSE, and integration with GeM to improve MSME liquidity.
10 Mar 2026
The Digital Blueprint for Ease of Doing Business
Source: PIB | Syllabus: GS3(Economy)
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RBI buys ₹50,000 cr. G-Secs for liquidity, tranche 2 on Friday
Source: The Hindu(Page12) | Syllabus: GS3(Economy)
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Why fertilisers could be the war’s soft underbelly victim for India
Source: Indian express(Page12) | Syllabus: GS3(Economy)
9 Mar 2026
AI & Future of Work: Anthropic’s Labour Market Study
Context A recent labour market study by Anthropic highlights the growing gap between the theoretical capabilities of AI and its actual workplace usage, and reveals early signals of structural shifts in employment. Key Highlights of Anthropic’s Labour Market Study Introduction of a New Metric: A new measure called ‘Observed Exposure’ to assess the impact of AI on jobs. It combines task-level occupational data, academic estimates of AI capability, and real-world usage data from the Claude AI syste
9 Mar 2026
PM Modi launches, inaugurates development projects worth Rs 33,500 crore in Delhi
Source: Indian express(Page4) | Syllabus: GS2(Governance)/GS3(Economy)
9 Mar 2026