Daily Current Affairs : 17th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Skimming Seshachalam Hills and Biosphere Reserve Chang e 4 Sasakawa Award Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana Risk Officer 1 . Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar About Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar (1820-1891) was as one of the pillars of Bengal renaissance who managed to continue the social … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 16th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered Article 324 Payment Systems Vision 2021 Christchurch Call to Action National Institute of Nutrition Facial Recognition Technology Global Drug Survey Malappuram Fever 1 . Article 324 Context : In a first and an unprecedented step, the Election Commission Wednesday banned campaigning in nine West Bengal constituencies from … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 15th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (STRI) Coastal Regulation Zones Haemophilia A and Von Willebrand Disease  Facts for Prelims : Artemis Mission, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary 1 . Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (STRI) Context : India has found problems with the current method under which the Organisation for Economic Cooperation … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 14th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered CPI Inflation Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) Beluga Whales Herbivore Census Facts for Prelims – Thrissur Pooram, ICMR – National Institute of Nutrition 1 . CPI Inflation Context : Retail inflation quickened to a six-month high of 2.92% in April, driven in large part by accelerating … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 13th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered UN accord to regulate the export of plastic waste Supernova Asiatic Lion Apache attack helicopter Disqualification as per Tenth Schedule COMCASA Atal Pension Yojana MANAV: Human Atlas Initiative Facts for Prelims – Vacation Bench 1 . UN accord to regulate the export of plastic waste Context : … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 11th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered SC/ST Quota in Promotions Four new mouths in Chilika Lake after Fani Chandrayaan 2 Shortage of Healthcare Providers Competition Commission of India Blue Origin & Blue Moon 1 . SC/ST Promotion Quota Context : The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a Karnataka law which grants reservation in … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 10/5/2019

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered Appointment of SC Judges Lucy Wills India-China Protocol for export of Chilli Indian Staffing Federation Report on employment in Tech industry Barn owls 1 . Appointment of SC Judges Context : At one stroke, the Supreme Court Collegium, led by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, has … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 9th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered Public Interest Litigation Trans fats Section 56-D of the Conduct of Election Rules Iran’s commitments under the nuclear deal Facts for Prelims – Arunachal pit viper, Pattachitra 1 . Public Interest Litigation Context : The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed with the contention of the Election Commission … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 8th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered Global Status Report on Road Safety Dengvaxia Fall Army Worm Business Reforms Action Plan Facts for Prelims – Balukhand Wildlife Sanctuary,Nandankanan Zoological Park, Mujibur Rahman 1 . Global Status Report on Road Safety Context : Road accidents are the leading cause of death among people in the … Read more

Daily Current Affairs : 7th May

Daily Current Affairs for UPSC CSE Topics Covered IPBES Global Assessment Report UDAY Scheme Grizzled Giant Squirrel Prime Ministers National Relief Fund Shanghai Corporation Organisation Facts for Prelims – Serotonin, Purple Frog 1 . IPBES Global Assessment Report Context : The health of ecosystems that humans and other species depend on is “deteriorating more rapidly … Read more

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