๐ JANUARY 2026 | WEEKโ2 CURRENT AFFAIRS CAPSULE
๐ ECONOMY
โ Forex & Banking Stability
โข ๐ฎ๐ณ Indiaโs Forex Reserves near $700 bn ($696.61 bn)
โข Strong external sector resilience
โข Components: FCAs, Gold, SDRs, IMF RTP
โ Asset Quality & Credit Risk
โข Unsecured retail loans = 53.1% of total retail slippages
โข GNPA ratio: 1.8% (overall banking system)
โข Highest slippages: Small Finance Banks
โ Dividend Payout Reform (RBI)
โข Dividend cap raised to 75% of net profit
โข Earlier cap: 40%
โข Linked to CET-1 capital strength
โข Introduces 10-bucket capital framework
โ Loan-Deposit Ratio (LDR)
โข System LDR at 81% (record high)
โข Credit growth > deposit growth
โข Raises liquidity management concerns
๐ FISCAL FEDERALISM & STATES
โ Ways & Means Advances (WMA)
โข Aggregate WMA limit: โน61,008 crore
โข GNCTD included (โน890 crore)
โข Legal basis: Section 17(5), RBI Act
โ State Finances
โข Highest tax revenue growth: Karnataka
โข Highest capex growth: Gujarat
โข UP spent highest in absolute terms but saw decline
๐ NATIONAL ECONOMY & INFRASTRUCTURE
โ Asset Quality Improvement
โข GNPA down to 2.1% (10-year low)
โข SMA-2 ratio declined โ early stress easing
โ PPP Pipeline
โข 852 projects worth โน17 lakh crore
โข 3-year pipeline by DEA, Ministry of Finance
โ Deposit Insurance (DICGC)
โข 97.6% of accounts insured
โข Coverage limit: โน5 lakh
โข Deposit Insurance Fund: โน2.29 lakh crore
๐ INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
โ Global Growth Outlook
โข India GDP FY27: 6.9% (India Ratings)
โข Risks: El Niรฑo, base-year changes
โ UN DESA Projection
โข FY26 growth: 7.2%
โข Consumption + public investment offset US tariffs
โ Oil & Energy
โข OPEC+ pauses output hikes till March 2026
โข Venezuela holds worldโs largest oil reserves
๐ NATIONAL GOVERNANCE & SCHEMES
โ Deep-Tech Boost
โข 3-year eligibility condition removed for startups
โข DSIR recognition eased
โ Agriculture
โข 184 new crop varieties released (ICAR)
โข India becomes worldโs largest rice exporter
โ Justice & Digital Governance
โข Nyaya Setu: Free legal help via WhatsApp
โข Indiaโs first AI clinic launched at GIMS, Noida
๐ SCIENCE, TECH & ENVIRONMENT
โ Mission Mausam
โข 3D-printed Automatic Weather Stations
โข Budget: โน2,000 crore
โ AI & Supercomputing
โข PARAM SHAKTI launched at IIT Madras
โข Indigenous PARAM RUDRA system
โ Environment
โข White-bellied heron remains Critically Endangered
โข CBAM enters full enforcement from 2026 (EU)
๐ DEFENCE & SECURITY
โ Defence Modernisation
โข ICGS Samudra Pratap commissioned
โข Suryastra long-range rocket system inducted
โข Bhairav Battalions: Drone-centric warfare units
โ Strategic Infrastructure
โข Integrated Command & Control Centre โ A&N Islands
โข Counter-drone shield added to Delhi Dome
๐ IMPORTANT DAYS (WEEKโ2)
โข ๐ Jan 3 โ Savitribai Phule Jayanti
โข ๐ Jan 4 โ World Braille Day
โข ๐ Jan 5 โ National Bird Day
โข ๐ Jan 9 โ Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
โข ๐ Jan 10 โ World Hindi Day
#CurrentAffairs
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๐ ECONOMY
โ Forex & Banking Stability
โข ๐ฎ๐ณ Indiaโs Forex Reserves near $700 bn ($696.61 bn)
โข Strong external sector resilience
โข Components: FCAs, Gold, SDRs, IMF RTP
โ Asset Quality & Credit Risk
โข Unsecured retail loans = 53.1% of total retail slippages
โข GNPA ratio: 1.8% (overall banking system)
โข Highest slippages: Small Finance Banks
โ Dividend Payout Reform (RBI)
โข Dividend cap raised to 75% of net profit
โข Earlier cap: 40%
โข Linked to CET-1 capital strength
โข Introduces 10-bucket capital framework
โ Loan-Deposit Ratio (LDR)
โข System LDR at 81% (record high)
โข Credit growth > deposit growth
โข Raises liquidity management concerns
๐ FISCAL FEDERALISM & STATES
โ Ways & Means Advances (WMA)
โข Aggregate WMA limit: โน61,008 crore
โข GNCTD included (โน890 crore)
โข Legal basis: Section 17(5), RBI Act
โ State Finances
โข Highest tax revenue growth: Karnataka
โข Highest capex growth: Gujarat
โข UP spent highest in absolute terms but saw decline
๐ NATIONAL ECONOMY & INFRASTRUCTURE
โ Asset Quality Improvement
โข GNPA down to 2.1% (10-year low)
โข SMA-2 ratio declined โ early stress easing
โ PPP Pipeline
โข 852 projects worth โน17 lakh crore
โข 3-year pipeline by DEA, Ministry of Finance
โ Deposit Insurance (DICGC)
โข 97.6% of accounts insured
โข Coverage limit: โน5 lakh
โข Deposit Insurance Fund: โน2.29 lakh crore
๐ INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
โ Global Growth Outlook
โข India GDP FY27: 6.9% (India Ratings)
โข Risks: El Niรฑo, base-year changes
โ UN DESA Projection
โข FY26 growth: 7.2%
โข Consumption + public investment offset US tariffs
โ Oil & Energy
โข OPEC+ pauses output hikes till March 2026
โข Venezuela holds worldโs largest oil reserves
๐ NATIONAL GOVERNANCE & SCHEMES
โ Deep-Tech Boost
โข 3-year eligibility condition removed for startups
โข DSIR recognition eased
โ Agriculture
โข 184 new crop varieties released (ICAR)
โข India becomes worldโs largest rice exporter
โ Justice & Digital Governance
โข Nyaya Setu: Free legal help via WhatsApp
โข Indiaโs first AI clinic launched at GIMS, Noida
๐ SCIENCE, TECH & ENVIRONMENT
โ Mission Mausam
โข 3D-printed Automatic Weather Stations
โข Budget: โน2,000 crore
โ AI & Supercomputing
โข PARAM SHAKTI launched at IIT Madras
โข Indigenous PARAM RUDRA system
โ Environment
โข White-bellied heron remains Critically Endangered
โข CBAM enters full enforcement from 2026 (EU)
๐ DEFENCE & SECURITY
โ Defence Modernisation
โข ICGS Samudra Pratap commissioned
โข Suryastra long-range rocket system inducted
โข Bhairav Battalions: Drone-centric warfare units
โ Strategic Infrastructure
โข Integrated Command & Control Centre โ A&N Islands
โข Counter-drone shield added to Delhi Dome
๐ IMPORTANT DAYS (WEEKโ2)
โข ๐ Jan 3 โ Savitribai Phule Jayanti
โข ๐ Jan 4 โ World Braille Day
โข ๐ Jan 5 โ National Bird Day
โข ๐ Jan 9 โ Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
โข ๐ Jan 10 โ World Hindi Day
#CurrentAffairs
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MAHAJANPADAS - Origin, Geography, Key Aspects, etc. in the 6TH Century BCE.
https://youtu.be/K1pPw_UQW3E
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MAHAJANPADAS - Origin, Geography, Key Aspects, etc. in the 6TH Century BCE.
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History upsc prelims mains UPPSC MPPSC BPSC CGPSC KPSC jpsc Assam PSC tgpsc WBPSC RAS OPSC
History upsc prelims mains UPPSC MPPSC BPSC CGPSC KPSC jpsc Assam PSC tgpsc WBPSC RAS OPSC
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Day 28: 15 January target:
History
Topics:
Revision of ancient history
PYQs
Current Affairs: August 2025
Social Issues
History related
#UpscRevisionProgram
After completion of target post 'DONE'
In comment section. Targets are decided as per practical approach. In remaining time, you can study whatever you want.
Thank you.
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https://t.me/upsc_answer_written
History
Topics:
Revision of ancient history
PYQs
Current Affairs: August 2025
Social Issues
History related
#UpscRevisionProgram
After completion of target post 'DONE'
In comment section. Targets are decided as per practical approach. In remaining time, you can study whatever you want.
Thank you.
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https://t.me/upsc_answer_written
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#Goodmorning
โณ129 days left CSP26[ 24-05-26]
โณ218 days left CSM26 [ 21-08-26]
โณ185 days left CAPF AC 19 July
โณ137 days left MPSC (MH) prelims [ 31-05-26]
โณ101 days Left MPPSC (MP) Prelims 26 April
โณ87 days Left CDS1 /NDA 12 April
โณ38 days CGPSC prelims 22 February
#Target
#TargetOnlyone
#Accountability
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โณ129 days left CSP26[ 24-05-26]
โณ218 days left CSM26 [ 21-08-26]
โณ185 days left CAPF AC 19 July
โณ137 days left MPSC (MH) prelims [ 31-05-26]
โณ101 days Left MPPSC (MP) Prelims 26 April
โณ87 days Left CDS1 /NDA 12 April
โณ38 days CGPSC prelims 22 February
#Target
#TargetOnlyone
#Accountability
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๐ Harvest Festivals of India
๐ Context
โ Traditional harvest festivals are being celebrated across India
โ They mark:
โข Change of seasons
โข Sunโs northward journey (Uttarayana)
โข Completion of agricultural harvest
๐ Significance of Harvest Festivals
โ Celebrate agrarian economy and farmer community
โ Reflect solar movements and seasonal cycles
โ Promote social cohesion, gratitude, and cultural continuity
๐ Major Traditional Harvest Festivals
๐ Makar Sankranti (Maharashtra)
โ Marks the Sunโs transition into Capricorn (Makara Rashi)
โ Associated with sesame sweets, charity, and community bonding
๐ Uttarayana (Gujarat & Rajasthan)
โ Famous for kite flying traditions
โ Symbolises joy, optimism, and longer daylight hours
๐ Pongal (Tamil Nadu)
โ Four-day harvest festival
โข Bhogi โ discarding old, welcoming new
โข Thai Pongal โ cooking rice-lentil dish Pongal
โข Mattu Pongal โ honouring cattle
โข Kaanum Pongal โ social gatherings
โ Expresses gratitude to Sun, rain, land, and cattle
๐ Lohri (Punjab)
โ Celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti
โ Marks Rabi crop harvest
โ Bonfires, folk songs, Bhangra & Gidda
๐ Magh Bihu (Assam)
โ Celebrates end of harvest season
โ Community feasts, traditional sports
โ Bonfires called Meji
๐ Kanuma (Telangana)
โ Festival of gratitude towards agriculture and farmers
โ Honours cattle and agrarian tools
#prelims
#art_and_culture
https://t.me/Studytoday1
https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
๐ Context
โ Traditional harvest festivals are being celebrated across India
โ They mark:
โข Change of seasons
โข Sunโs northward journey (Uttarayana)
โข Completion of agricultural harvest
๐ Significance of Harvest Festivals
โ Celebrate agrarian economy and farmer community
โ Reflect solar movements and seasonal cycles
โ Promote social cohesion, gratitude, and cultural continuity
๐ Major Traditional Harvest Festivals
๐ Makar Sankranti (Maharashtra)
โ Marks the Sunโs transition into Capricorn (Makara Rashi)
โ Associated with sesame sweets, charity, and community bonding
๐ Uttarayana (Gujarat & Rajasthan)
โ Famous for kite flying traditions
โ Symbolises joy, optimism, and longer daylight hours
๐ Pongal (Tamil Nadu)
โ Four-day harvest festival
โข Bhogi โ discarding old, welcoming new
โข Thai Pongal โ cooking rice-lentil dish Pongal
โข Mattu Pongal โ honouring cattle
โข Kaanum Pongal โ social gatherings
โ Expresses gratitude to Sun, rain, land, and cattle
๐ Lohri (Punjab)
โ Celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti
โ Marks Rabi crop harvest
โ Bonfires, folk songs, Bhangra & Gidda
๐ Magh Bihu (Assam)
โ Celebrates end of harvest season
โ Community feasts, traditional sports
โ Bonfires called Meji
๐ Kanuma (Telangana)
โ Festival of gratitude towards agriculture and farmers
โ Honours cattle and agrarian tools
#prelims
#art_and_culture
https://t.me/Studytoday1
https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
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โโ๏ธ Conversations for Inner Peace: The Result vs. The Process
โ1. Arjun: I am terrified of the exam results. What if I don't clear it? The fear paralyzes me.
โ Krishna: You are suffering a future that hasn't happened yet. Fear lives in the future; regret lives in the past. Peace lives only in the present. When you worry about the result, you are stealing energy from the only thing that can actually create that result: your studying right now.
โ2. Arjun: But everything depends on this. It feels like a life-and-death situation.
โ Krishna: It feels that way, but it is an illusion. An exam is a test of your memory and understanding, not a judgment of your soul or your destiny. Do not give a piece of paper the power to define your self-worth. You are greater than any rank on a list.
โ3. Arjun: How do I stop thinking about the outcome? It's all I want!
โ Krishna: Consider the archer. If he stares at the target while shooting, his aim wavers. If he stares at the arrow and his form, his aim is true. The Result is the target; the Process is the arrow. Take your eyes off the target and focus entirely on the arrow in your hand.
โ4. Arjun: I feel I am not doing enough. The syllabus is endless.
โ Krishna: You cannot drink the entire river, but you can drink a glassful. Do not look at the mountain of work remaining; look at the step you are taking today. Completing one small chapter with full focus is better than worrying about ten chapters with a distracted mind.
โ5. Arjun: Everyone expects me to win. The pressure of their hope is heavy.
โ Krishna: Carry your own dreams, not their expectations. When you work to please others, you are a servant to their opinions. When you work to satisfy your own conscience, you are a master. Your duty is to make an honest effort; the rest is up to destiny.
โ6. Arjun: What if I put in all this effort and still fail?
โ Krishna: Honest effort never goes waste. It transforms you. The discipline, knowledge, and resilience you build during this process are yours forever. The rank may be given to you by an examiner, but the character is built by you. That is the true victory.
โ7. Arjun: So, what should be my mindset when I sit to study?
โ Krishna: Nishkama Karma (Detached Action). Say to yourself: "My job is to study this page. The result belongs to time. The effort belongs to me." When you let go of the anxiety of the result, you become lighter, and a lighter mind runs faster.
โ๐ก A Small Tip
โSwitch from "Outcome Goals" to "Process Goals."
โOutcome Goal (Stressful): "I must score 120 marks in this mock test." (You can't fully control this).
โ
#geeta
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โ1. Arjun: I am terrified of the exam results. What if I don't clear it? The fear paralyzes me.
โ Krishna: You are suffering a future that hasn't happened yet. Fear lives in the future; regret lives in the past. Peace lives only in the present. When you worry about the result, you are stealing energy from the only thing that can actually create that result: your studying right now.
โ2. Arjun: But everything depends on this. It feels like a life-and-death situation.
โ Krishna: It feels that way, but it is an illusion. An exam is a test of your memory and understanding, not a judgment of your soul or your destiny. Do not give a piece of paper the power to define your self-worth. You are greater than any rank on a list.
โ3. Arjun: How do I stop thinking about the outcome? It's all I want!
โ Krishna: Consider the archer. If he stares at the target while shooting, his aim wavers. If he stares at the arrow and his form, his aim is true. The Result is the target; the Process is the arrow. Take your eyes off the target and focus entirely on the arrow in your hand.
โ4. Arjun: I feel I am not doing enough. The syllabus is endless.
โ Krishna: You cannot drink the entire river, but you can drink a glassful. Do not look at the mountain of work remaining; look at the step you are taking today. Completing one small chapter with full focus is better than worrying about ten chapters with a distracted mind.
โ5. Arjun: Everyone expects me to win. The pressure of their hope is heavy.
โ Krishna: Carry your own dreams, not their expectations. When you work to please others, you are a servant to their opinions. When you work to satisfy your own conscience, you are a master. Your duty is to make an honest effort; the rest is up to destiny.
โ6. Arjun: What if I put in all this effort and still fail?
โ Krishna: Honest effort never goes waste. It transforms you. The discipline, knowledge, and resilience you build during this process are yours forever. The rank may be given to you by an examiner, but the character is built by you. That is the true victory.
โ7. Arjun: So, what should be my mindset when I sit to study?
โ Krishna: Nishkama Karma (Detached Action). Say to yourself: "My job is to study this page. The result belongs to time. The effort belongs to me." When you let go of the anxiety of the result, you become lighter, and a lighter mind runs faster.
โ๐ก A Small Tip
โSwitch from "Outcome Goals" to "Process Goals."
โOutcome Goal (Stressful): "I must score 120 marks in this mock test." (You can't fully control this).
โ
Process Goal (Empowering): "I will solve 50 questions between 2 PM and 4 PM without checking my phone." (You can 100% control this).Hindi click here
โWhen you hit your Process Goal, celebrate. You have succeeded for the day, regardless of the marks.
#geeta
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Minamata Convention An international treaty to protect human health and environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and its compounds.
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๐Short Selling
โ Short selling occurs when an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market, planning to buy it back later for less money.
โ A short seller essentially does not own the stocks they are selling, and bets on a decline in their price in the future, hence taking on a huge risk
โ Short selling occurs when an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market, planning to buy it back later for less money.
โ A short seller essentially does not own the stocks they are selling, and bets on a decline in their price in the future, hence taking on a huge risk
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๐ Final Steps to Partition (1942โ1947)
๐ Context
โ Major constitutional negotiations between 1942โ1946 failed
โ Core deadlock between the Indian National Congress and the All-India Muslim League
โ British reluctance/inability to impose a binding settlement accelerated Partition
๐ Key Negotiations & Why They Failed
๐ Cripps Mission (1942)
โ Proposed Dominion Status after World War II
โ Rejected by Congress:
โฆ No immediate and complete independence
โ Rejected by Muslim League:
โฆ No explicit provision for Pakistan
๐ Wavell Plan & Simla Conference (1945)
โ Objective: Form an interim government
โ Failure due to representation deadlock
โ Muslim League (M.A. Jinnah) insisted:
โฆ Only the League could nominate Muslim members
โ Congress rejected exclusive communal representation
๐ Cabinet Mission Plan (1946)
โ Last serious attempt to keep India united
โ Proposed a three-tier federal structure:
โฆ Weak Centre
โฆ Grouped Provinces
โฆ Autonomous Provinces
โ Initially accepted by bothโbut interpreted differently
โ Collapse of consensus led the Muslim League to call for โDirect Actionโ
๐ Consequences
โ Communal violence escalated after Direct Action Day (1946)
โ British concluded unity was untenable
โ Led to Mountbatten Plan (1947) and Partition of India
#history #prelims #mains
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๐ Context
โ Major constitutional negotiations between 1942โ1946 failed
โ Core deadlock between the Indian National Congress and the All-India Muslim League
โ British reluctance/inability to impose a binding settlement accelerated Partition
๐ Key Negotiations & Why They Failed
๐ Cripps Mission (1942)
โ Proposed Dominion Status after World War II
โ Rejected by Congress:
โฆ No immediate and complete independence
โ Rejected by Muslim League:
โฆ No explicit provision for Pakistan
๐ Wavell Plan & Simla Conference (1945)
โ Objective: Form an interim government
โ Failure due to representation deadlock
โ Muslim League (M.A. Jinnah) insisted:
โฆ Only the League could nominate Muslim members
โ Congress rejected exclusive communal representation
๐ Cabinet Mission Plan (1946)
โ Last serious attempt to keep India united
โ Proposed a three-tier federal structure:
โฆ Weak Centre
โฆ Grouped Provinces
โฆ Autonomous Provinces
โ Initially accepted by bothโbut interpreted differently
โ Collapse of consensus led the Muslim League to call for โDirect Actionโ
๐ Consequences
โ Communal violence escalated after Direct Action Day (1946)
โ British concluded unity was untenable
โ Led to Mountbatten Plan (1947) and Partition of India
#history #prelims #mains
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๐ CURRENT AFFAIRS โ 15 JANUARY 2026
๐ ECONOMY
๐ Growth Outlook (Deloitte)
โ FY26 GDP growth: 7.5โ7.8%
โ FY27 GDP growth: 6.6โ6.9%
โ Drivers: Services, domestic demand, reforms
๐ Wholesale Inflation
โ WPI inflation: 0.83% (Dec)
โ 8-month high
โ Ended 2-month deflation phase
๐ INTERNATIONAL
๐ Passport Rankings
โ Henley Passport Index 2026
โ India rank: 80th (โ5 places)
โ Visa-free / VOA / eTA access: 55 countries
๐ Top Passports
โ Singapore โ Rank 1 (192 destinations)
โ Japan & South Korea โ Rank 2
๐ ENERGY & CLIMATE
๐ IRENA
โ 16th IRENA Assembly held in Abu Dhabi
โ Calls for faster global renewable transition
โ India is a founding member
๐ NATIONAL AFFAIRS
๐ Oil & Energy
โ IOCL & BPCL discover oil in Abu Dhabi onshore block
โ JV operated via Urja Bharat Pte (50:50)
๐ Exports
โ NITI Aayog Export Preparedness Index 2024
โก Maharashtra โ Rank 1
โก Tamil Nadu โ Rank 2
โก Gujarat โ Rank 3
๐ Agriculture
โ National Turmeric Board empowering farmers
โ HQ: Nizamabad, Telangana
โ 6th product-specific board in India
๐ STATES
๐ Rajasthan
โ Bamanwas Kankar Panchayat becomes stateโs first fully organic village
๐ Jharkhand
โ Push for UNESCO World Heritage tag for megalithic sites
๐ DEFENCE / GEOGRAPHY
๐ Shaksgam Valley
โ Lies in PoK (Trans-Karakoram Tract)
โ Illegally ceded by Pakistan to China (1963)
โ India does not recognise the agreement
๐ APPOINTMENTS
๐ Security Agencies
โ NIA DG โ Rakesh Aggarwal
โ ITBP DG โ Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor
โ BSF chief โ Praveen Kumar
๐ AWARDS
๐ International Honour
โ Pawan Kalyan becomes first Indian inducted into Kenjutsu (Japan)
๐ OBITUARY
๐ Sports
โ Olympic snowboard pioneer Ueli Kestenholz passes away
๐ #CurrentAffairs
https://t.me/CurrentAffairs_ONLY
๐ ECONOMY
๐ Growth Outlook (Deloitte)
โ FY26 GDP growth: 7.5โ7.8%
โ FY27 GDP growth: 6.6โ6.9%
โ Drivers: Services, domestic demand, reforms
๐ Wholesale Inflation
โ WPI inflation: 0.83% (Dec)
โ 8-month high
โ Ended 2-month deflation phase
๐ INTERNATIONAL
๐ Passport Rankings
โ Henley Passport Index 2026
โ India rank: 80th (โ5 places)
โ Visa-free / VOA / eTA access: 55 countries
๐ Top Passports
โ Singapore โ Rank 1 (192 destinations)
โ Japan & South Korea โ Rank 2
๐ ENERGY & CLIMATE
๐ IRENA
โ 16th IRENA Assembly held in Abu Dhabi
โ Calls for faster global renewable transition
โ India is a founding member
๐ NATIONAL AFFAIRS
๐ Oil & Energy
โ IOCL & BPCL discover oil in Abu Dhabi onshore block
โ JV operated via Urja Bharat Pte (50:50)
๐ Exports
โ NITI Aayog Export Preparedness Index 2024
โก Maharashtra โ Rank 1
โก Tamil Nadu โ Rank 2
โก Gujarat โ Rank 3
๐ Agriculture
โ National Turmeric Board empowering farmers
โ HQ: Nizamabad, Telangana
โ 6th product-specific board in India
๐ STATES
๐ Rajasthan
โ Bamanwas Kankar Panchayat becomes stateโs first fully organic village
๐ Jharkhand
โ Push for UNESCO World Heritage tag for megalithic sites
๐ DEFENCE / GEOGRAPHY
๐ Shaksgam Valley
โ Lies in PoK (Trans-Karakoram Tract)
โ Illegally ceded by Pakistan to China (1963)
โ India does not recognise the agreement
๐ APPOINTMENTS
๐ Security Agencies
โ NIA DG โ Rakesh Aggarwal
โ ITBP DG โ Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor
โ BSF chief โ Praveen Kumar
๐ AWARDS
๐ International Honour
โ Pawan Kalyan becomes first Indian inducted into Kenjutsu (Japan)
๐ OBITUARY
๐ Sports
โ Olympic snowboard pioneer Ueli Kestenholz passes away
๐ #CurrentAffairs
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Day 29: 16 January target:
History
Topics:
Revision of Medieval history
PYQs
Current Affairs: September 2025
Social Issues
History related
#UpscRevisionProgram
After completion of target post 'DONE'
In comment section. Targets are decided as per practical approach. In remaining time, you can study whatever you want.
Thank you.
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History
Topics:
Revision of Medieval history
PYQs
Current Affairs: September 2025
Social Issues
History related
#UpscRevisionProgram
After completion of target post 'DONE'
In comment section. Targets are decided as per practical approach. In remaining time, you can study whatever you want.
Thank you.
https://t.me/CSE_EXAM
https://t.me/upsc_answer_written
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