π Regional Connectivity Scheme β Modified UDAN
π Why in News?
β Union Cabinet approved Modified UDAN Scheme (2026) to strengthen regional air connectivity with focus on timely infrastructure completion, sustainability and innovation.
π About Modified UDAN Scheme
π Duration & Outlay
β Time period: 10 years (FY 2026-27 to FY 2035-36)
β Total outlay: βΉ28,840 crore
π Key Components
β Development of Aerodromes (CAPEX)
β‘οΈ 100 new airports to be developed from unserved / underserved airstrips
β‘οΈ Supports Viksit Bharat 2047 vision
β Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Support
β‘οΈ Financial support for 3 years to about 441 RCS-only aerodromes
β‘οΈ Cap: βΉ3.06 crore per airport and βΉ0.90 crore per heliport / water aerodrome
β Modern Helipads Development
β‘οΈ 200 helipads in remote, hilly & aspirational districts
β‘οΈ Improves last-mile connectivity & emergency response
β Viability Gap Funding (VGF)
β‘οΈ βΉ10,043 crore support over 10 years
β‘οΈ Helps airlines sustain low-traffic regional routes
β Atmanirbhar Aircraft Acquisition
β‘οΈ Procurement of HAL Dhruv helicopters and Dornier aircraft
β‘οΈ Enhances aviation capacity in difficult terrains
π About UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik)
π Launch & Implementation
β Launched: October 2016
β Ministry: Civil Aviation
π Objective
β Make air travel affordable & accessible
β Improve connectivity of Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities
π Achievements (till March 2026)
β 663 routes operationalised
β 95 airports / heliports / water aerodromes connected
β 3.44 lakh+ flights operated
β 163 lakh+ passengers carried
β‘οΈ Boost to tourism, regional development & emergency services
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π Why in News?
β Union Cabinet approved Modified UDAN Scheme (2026) to strengthen regional air connectivity with focus on timely infrastructure completion, sustainability and innovation.
π About Modified UDAN Scheme
π Duration & Outlay
β Time period: 10 years (FY 2026-27 to FY 2035-36)
β Total outlay: βΉ28,840 crore
π Key Components
β Development of Aerodromes (CAPEX)
β‘οΈ 100 new airports to be developed from unserved / underserved airstrips
β‘οΈ Supports Viksit Bharat 2047 vision
β Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Support
β‘οΈ Financial support for 3 years to about 441 RCS-only aerodromes
β‘οΈ Cap: βΉ3.06 crore per airport and βΉ0.90 crore per heliport / water aerodrome
β Modern Helipads Development
β‘οΈ 200 helipads in remote, hilly & aspirational districts
β‘οΈ Improves last-mile connectivity & emergency response
β Viability Gap Funding (VGF)
β‘οΈ βΉ10,043 crore support over 10 years
β‘οΈ Helps airlines sustain low-traffic regional routes
β Atmanirbhar Aircraft Acquisition
β‘οΈ Procurement of HAL Dhruv helicopters and Dornier aircraft
β‘οΈ Enhances aviation capacity in difficult terrains
π About UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik)
π Launch & Implementation
β Launched: October 2016
β Ministry: Civil Aviation
π Objective
β Make air travel affordable & accessible
β Improve connectivity of Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities
π Achievements (till March 2026)
β 663 routes operationalised
β 95 airports / heliports / water aerodromes connected
β 3.44 lakh+ flights operated
β 163 lakh+ passengers carried
β‘οΈ Boost to tourism, regional development & emergency services
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π Ol Chiki Script
π In News: The centenary celebrations of Ol Chiki (1925β2025) are being marked through commemorative initiatives and growing institutional recognition.
π About Ol Chiki Script
β Language: Official script of the Santhali language, a major tribal language with strong oral traditions.
β Developer: Pandit Raghunath Murmu (1925) created it to provide a scientific and dedicated writing system for Santhali.
π National Recognition
β‘οΈ Constitution of India was officially translated into Santhali (Ol Chiki) and released in December 2025.
β‘οΈ Government issued a βΉ100 commemorative coin and postage stamp marking 100 years of the script.
π Key Linguistic Features
β Designed exclusively for Santhali phonetics.
β Consists of 30 letters (vowels + consonants).
β One-to-one sound-symbol correspondence ensures phonetic accuracy.
β Captures glottal stops and unique phonetic elements effectively.
π Significance
β‘οΈStrengthened linguistic identity and cultural heritage of the Santhal community.
β‘οΈ Enabled formal education, literature, and governance use in the Santhali language.
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π In News: The centenary celebrations of Ol Chiki (1925β2025) are being marked through commemorative initiatives and growing institutional recognition.
π About Ol Chiki Script
β Language: Official script of the Santhali language, a major tribal language with strong oral traditions.
β Developer: Pandit Raghunath Murmu (1925) created it to provide a scientific and dedicated writing system for Santhali.
π National Recognition
β‘οΈ Constitution of India was officially translated into Santhali (Ol Chiki) and released in December 2025.
β‘οΈ Government issued a βΉ100 commemorative coin and postage stamp marking 100 years of the script.
π Key Linguistic Features
β Designed exclusively for Santhali phonetics.
β Consists of 30 letters (vowels + consonants).
β One-to-one sound-symbol correspondence ensures phonetic accuracy.
β Captures glottal stops and unique phonetic elements effectively.
π Significance
β‘οΈStrengthened linguistic identity and cultural heritage of the Santhal community.
β‘οΈ Enabled formal education, literature, and governance use in the Santhali language.
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π Integrated Programme for the Textile Sector β Union Budget 2026β27
π What is the Integrated Programme
β A comprehensive, end-to-end policy framework
β Covers the entire textile value chain β fibre β fashion, village industries β global markets
β Objective: Competitiveness, employment, sustainability & self-reliance
π Five Sub-Components (Core Architecture)
β National Fibre Scheme
Focus on self-reliance across the fibre spectrum
Supports natural fibres (silk, wool, jute), man-made fibres, and new-age fibres
β Textile Expansion & Employment Scheme
Modernisation of traditional textile clusters
Capital support for machinery, technology upgradation
Creation of common testing & certification centres
β National Handloom & Handicraft Programme
Integration of existing schemes into one unified national framework
Strengthens handloom and handicrafts with better coordination
β Tex-Eco Initiative
Promotion of globally competitive and environmentally sustainable textiles & apparel
Aligns Indian textiles with green manufacturing standards
β Samarth 2.0
Modernisation of the textile skill ecosystem
Deeper collaboration with industry & academic institutions
π Other Key Textile Initiatives Announced
β Mahatma Gandhi Gram Swaraj Initiative
Strengthens khadi, handloom & handicrafts
Focus on branding, global market linkages
Supports One District One Product (ODOP)
β Mega Textile Parks & Technical Textiles
Boosts technical textiles β a high-growth segment
Critical for industrial, medical, defence & infrastructure applications
π Why It Matters
β GS-3: Industry, MSMEs, Employment, Sustainable Manufacturing
β Boosts Make in India & Atmanirbhar Bharat
β Links rural livelihoods with global value chains
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π What is the Integrated Programme
β A comprehensive, end-to-end policy framework
β Covers the entire textile value chain β fibre β fashion, village industries β global markets
β Objective: Competitiveness, employment, sustainability & self-reliance
π Five Sub-Components (Core Architecture)
β National Fibre Scheme
Focus on self-reliance across the fibre spectrum
Supports natural fibres (silk, wool, jute), man-made fibres, and new-age fibres
β Textile Expansion & Employment Scheme
Modernisation of traditional textile clusters
Capital support for machinery, technology upgradation
Creation of common testing & certification centres
β National Handloom & Handicraft Programme
Integration of existing schemes into one unified national framework
Strengthens handloom and handicrafts with better coordination
β Tex-Eco Initiative
Promotion of globally competitive and environmentally sustainable textiles & apparel
Aligns Indian textiles with green manufacturing standards
β Samarth 2.0
Modernisation of the textile skill ecosystem
Deeper collaboration with industry & academic institutions
π Other Key Textile Initiatives Announced
β Mahatma Gandhi Gram Swaraj Initiative
Strengthens khadi, handloom & handicrafts
Focus on branding, global market linkages
Supports One District One Product (ODOP)
β Mega Textile Parks & Technical Textiles
Boosts technical textiles β a high-growth segment
Critical for industrial, medical, defence & infrastructure applications
π Why It Matters
β GS-3: Industry, MSMEs, Employment, Sustainable Manufacturing
β Boosts Make in India & Atmanirbhar Bharat
β Links rural livelihoods with global value chains
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#Goodmorning
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π Re-looking IndiaβIran Historical & Civilizational Ties
π Context:
β IndiaβIran relations have deep historical, cultural and civilizational roots, reflected in administration, language, art, architecture and music.
π Early Persian Contacts & Invaders
β Cyrus (558β530 BCE)
β‘οΈ First Achaemenid ruler to enter India β captured Gandhara region
β Darius I (522β486 BCE)
β‘οΈ Conquered Indus Valley (518 BCE) β annexed Punjab & Sindh
π Persian Influence on India
π Administration
β Achaemenian statecraft influenced governance under Chandragupta Maurya
β Persian remained official language in administration till British reforms (1830s)
π Literature & Language
β Similarities between Rigveda and Avesta
β Persian became official court language under Akbar (1582)
β Many Persian words integrated into Indian languages β kagaz, vakil, diwani, tahsil, mohalla
π Art
β Development of Mughal miniature painting
β‘οΈ Persian artists like Abd al-Samad & Mir Sayyid Ali invited by Humayun
π Architecture
β Mauryan Period:
β‘οΈ Use of Kharosthi script (Iranian origin)
β‘οΈ Influence on Ashokan edicts
β Mughal Period:
β‘οΈ Introduction of Charbagh garden style (symmetrical layout, water channels)
β‘οΈ Reflected in monuments like Humayunβs Tomb and Taj Mahal
π Other Cultural Influences
β Music: Instruments like sitar, santur; forms like ghazal, qawwali
β Spiritual traditions: Spread of Sufism
π Conclusion
β IndiaβIran ties reflect a shared civilizational continuum, where Persian influences enriched Indian polity, culture and aesthetics, leaving a lasting legacy in multiple domains.
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π Context:
β IndiaβIran relations have deep historical, cultural and civilizational roots, reflected in administration, language, art, architecture and music.
π Early Persian Contacts & Invaders
β Cyrus (558β530 BCE)
β‘οΈ First Achaemenid ruler to enter India β captured Gandhara region
β Darius I (522β486 BCE)
β‘οΈ Conquered Indus Valley (518 BCE) β annexed Punjab & Sindh
π Persian Influence on India
π Administration
β Achaemenian statecraft influenced governance under Chandragupta Maurya
β Persian remained official language in administration till British reforms (1830s)
π Literature & Language
β Similarities between Rigveda and Avesta
β Persian became official court language under Akbar (1582)
β Many Persian words integrated into Indian languages β kagaz, vakil, diwani, tahsil, mohalla
π Art
β Development of Mughal miniature painting
β‘οΈ Persian artists like Abd al-Samad & Mir Sayyid Ali invited by Humayun
π Architecture
β Mauryan Period:
β‘οΈ Use of Kharosthi script (Iranian origin)
β‘οΈ Influence on Ashokan edicts
β Mughal Period:
β‘οΈ Introduction of Charbagh garden style (symmetrical layout, water channels)
β‘οΈ Reflected in monuments like Humayunβs Tomb and Taj Mahal
π Other Cultural Influences
β Music: Instruments like sitar, santur; forms like ghazal, qawwali
β Spiritual traditions: Spread of Sufism
π Conclusion
β IndiaβIran ties reflect a shared civilizational continuum, where Persian influences enriched Indian polity, culture and aesthetics, leaving a lasting legacy in multiple domains.
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π Important Chalcolithic Sites in India
π AharβBanas (Rajasthan)
β Evidence of smelting & metallurgy.
β Supplied copper tools to contemporary communities.
β Evidence of rice cultivation.
β Black-and-Red Ware pottery with white designs.
π Gilund (Rajasthan)
β Evidence of stone blade industry.
β Important centre of the Ahar culture.
π Navdatoli (Madhya Pradesh)
β Located on the Narmada River.
β Cultivated almost all major food grains.
β Round & rectangular houses.
π Malwa (Madhya Pradesh)
β Along Narmada River.
β Known for rich Chalcolithic ceramics.
β Evidence of spindle whorls (textile activity).
π Kayatha (Madhya Pradesh)
β Near Chambal River.
β Houses with mud-plastered floors.
β Pottery shows Pre-Harappan elements.
β Copper tools with sharp cutting edges.
π Daimabad (Maharashtra)
β Southern extension of Indus Valley influence.
β Largest Jorwe culture site in Godavari valley.
β Famous for bronze artifacts:
β’ Rhinoceros
β’ Elephant
β’ Two-wheeled chariot with rider
β’ Buffalo
π Songaon, Inamgaon & Nasik (Maharashtra)
β Large mud houses with ovens.
β Evidence of circular pit houses.
β Burial practice: Dead buried under house floors (NorthβSouth direction).
π Nevasa (Jorwe, Maharashtra) & Eran (Madhya Pradesh)
β Associated with Non-Harappan Chalcolithic culture.
π UPSC Prelims Focus
β’ Rivers linked β Narmada, Chambal, Godavari
β’ Culture β Ahar, Malwa, Jorwe
β’ Bronze artifacts β Daimabad
β’ Black-and-Red Ware β Ahar-Banas
π Conceptual Note
β Though Chalcolithic (Copper Age) generally predates Bronze cultures, in India some Harappan sites are older than certain Chalcolithic cultures.
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π AharβBanas (Rajasthan)
β Evidence of smelting & metallurgy.
β Supplied copper tools to contemporary communities.
β Evidence of rice cultivation.
β Black-and-Red Ware pottery with white designs.
π Gilund (Rajasthan)
β Evidence of stone blade industry.
β Important centre of the Ahar culture.
π Navdatoli (Madhya Pradesh)
β Located on the Narmada River.
β Cultivated almost all major food grains.
β Round & rectangular houses.
π Malwa (Madhya Pradesh)
β Along Narmada River.
β Known for rich Chalcolithic ceramics.
β Evidence of spindle whorls (textile activity).
π Kayatha (Madhya Pradesh)
β Near Chambal River.
β Houses with mud-plastered floors.
β Pottery shows Pre-Harappan elements.
β Copper tools with sharp cutting edges.
π Daimabad (Maharashtra)
β Southern extension of Indus Valley influence.
β Largest Jorwe culture site in Godavari valley.
β Famous for bronze artifacts:
β’ Rhinoceros
β’ Elephant
β’ Two-wheeled chariot with rider
β’ Buffalo
π Songaon, Inamgaon & Nasik (Maharashtra)
β Large mud houses with ovens.
β Evidence of circular pit houses.
β Burial practice: Dead buried under house floors (NorthβSouth direction).
π Nevasa (Jorwe, Maharashtra) & Eran (Madhya Pradesh)
β Associated with Non-Harappan Chalcolithic culture.
π UPSC Prelims Focus
β’ Rivers linked β Narmada, Chambal, Godavari
β’ Culture β Ahar, Malwa, Jorwe
β’ Bronze artifacts β Daimabad
β’ Black-and-Red Ware β Ahar-Banas
π Conceptual Note
β Though Chalcolithic (Copper Age) generally predates Bronze cultures, in India some Harappan sites are older than certain Chalcolithic cultures.
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π DravyaratnΔkara NighaαΉαΉu & DravyanamΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π Context
β The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences has revived two rare Ayurvedic manuscripts:
β‘οΈ DravyaratnΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
β‘οΈ DravyanamΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π DravyaratnΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π About
β An Ayurvedic manuscript belonging to NighaαΉαΉu literature.
β‘οΈ Deals with medicinal substances and their uses.
π Meaning of NighaαΉαΉu
β Refers to compilations describing:
β’ Medicinal drugs
β’ Synonyms
β’ Properties
β’ Parts used
π Authorship
β Written by Mudgala Pandita
β Composed around 1480 CE
π Sources
β Draws from classical Ayurvedic lexicons such as:
β‘οΈ Dhanvantari Nighantu
β‘οΈ Raja Nighantu
π DravyanamΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π About
β Another Ayurvedic manuscript authored by Bhisma Vaidya
β Focuses exclusively on homonyms of drug and plant names.
β‘οΈ Important for identifying medicinal plants correctly in Ayurveda.
β Functions as a standalone appendix to the Dhanvantari Nighantu.
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π Context
β The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences has revived two rare Ayurvedic manuscripts:
β‘οΈ DravyaratnΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
β‘οΈ DravyanamΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π DravyaratnΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π About
β An Ayurvedic manuscript belonging to NighaαΉαΉu literature.
β‘οΈ Deals with medicinal substances and their uses.
π Meaning of NighaαΉαΉu
β Refers to compilations describing:
β’ Medicinal drugs
β’ Synonyms
β’ Properties
β’ Parts used
π Authorship
β Written by Mudgala Pandita
β Composed around 1480 CE
π Sources
β Draws from classical Ayurvedic lexicons such as:
β‘οΈ Dhanvantari Nighantu
β‘οΈ Raja Nighantu
π DravyanamΔkara NighaαΉαΉu
π About
β Another Ayurvedic manuscript authored by Bhisma Vaidya
β Focuses exclusively on homonyms of drug and plant names.
β‘οΈ Important for identifying medicinal plants correctly in Ayurveda.
β Functions as a standalone appendix to the Dhanvantari Nighantu.
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#Goodmorning
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π Majorana Particles
π About
β Hypothetical particles that are their own antiparticles.
β Proposed in 1937 by Ettore Majorana.
β Electrically neutral, hence difficult to detect.
π Key Features
β Called βself-mirror particlesβ.
β‘οΈ Unlike electrons and protons, they do not annihilate with themselves.
β‘οΈ Particle and antiparticle are identical.
β Usually appear as quasi-particles in condensed matter systems.
β‘οΈ Found mainly inside superconductors at extremely low temperatures.
π Applications
β Quantum computing
β‘οΈ More stable and error-resistant quantum computers.
β Particle physics
β‘οΈ May explain neutrinos and dark matter.
β Condensed matter physics
β‘οΈ Helps study exotic quantum states and advanced materials.
π Antimatter
π Meaning
β Same as ordinary matter but with opposite electric charge.
β‘οΈ Also called βmirror matterβ.
π Examples
β Electron β Positron
β Proton β Antiproton
β Neutron β Antineutron
π Difference from Majorana Particles
β‘οΈ In antimatter, particle and antiparticle are different.
β‘οΈ In Majorana particles, both are the same.
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π About
β Hypothetical particles that are their own antiparticles.
β Proposed in 1937 by Ettore Majorana.
β Electrically neutral, hence difficult to detect.
π Key Features
β Called βself-mirror particlesβ.
β‘οΈ Unlike electrons and protons, they do not annihilate with themselves.
β‘οΈ Particle and antiparticle are identical.
β Usually appear as quasi-particles in condensed matter systems.
β‘οΈ Found mainly inside superconductors at extremely low temperatures.
π Applications
β Quantum computing
β‘οΈ More stable and error-resistant quantum computers.
β Particle physics
β‘οΈ May explain neutrinos and dark matter.
β Condensed matter physics
β‘οΈ Helps study exotic quantum states and advanced materials.
π Antimatter
π Meaning
β Same as ordinary matter but with opposite electric charge.
β‘οΈ Also called βmirror matterβ.
π Examples
β Electron β Positron
β Proton β Antiproton
β Neutron β Antineutron
π Difference from Majorana Particles
β‘οΈ In antimatter, particle and antiparticle are different.
β‘οΈ In Majorana particles, both are the same.
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π National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB)
π About
β Established in 1986
β Functions under the Ministry of Home Affairs
β Headquarters: New Delhi
π Nature
β National repository of crime and criminal-related data in India.
π Formation
β Based on recommendations of:
β‘οΈ Tandon Committee
β‘οΈ National Police Commission (1977β81)
β‘οΈ Task Force of the Home Ministry
π Composition
β Officers from:
β‘οΈ Indian Police Service (IPS)
β‘οΈ Indian Revenue Service (IRS)
β‘οΈ Paramilitary forces
π Important Facts
β Exempted from the Right to Information Act, 2005 under Section 24(1).
β Also compiles data on lightning fatalities in India.
π Nodal Agency For
β Online Cyber-Crime Reporting Portal
β Drug law enforcement and control of narcotics trafficking
π Associated Projects / Bodies
β Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (2009)
β‘οΈ National database linking police stations across India.
β National Digital Police Portal (2017)
β‘οΈ Enables online complaint filing and suspect search.
β Central Finger Print Bureau
β‘οΈ National repository of fingerprints under NCRB.
β CyTrain Portal
β‘οΈ Online training platform for cybercrime investigation and prosecution.
π International Association
β Partner agency of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
π Major Reports Published
β Crime in India
β Accidental Deaths & Suicides in India
β Prison Statistics India
#GS2 #InternalSecurity #CSE_EXAM
π About
β Established in 1986
β Functions under the Ministry of Home Affairs
β Headquarters: New Delhi
π Nature
β National repository of crime and criminal-related data in India.
π Formation
β Based on recommendations of:
β‘οΈ Tandon Committee
β‘οΈ National Police Commission (1977β81)
β‘οΈ Task Force of the Home Ministry
π Composition
β Officers from:
β‘οΈ Indian Police Service (IPS)
β‘οΈ Indian Revenue Service (IRS)
β‘οΈ Paramilitary forces
π Important Facts
β Exempted from the Right to Information Act, 2005 under Section 24(1).
β Also compiles data on lightning fatalities in India.
π Nodal Agency For
β Online Cyber-Crime Reporting Portal
β Drug law enforcement and control of narcotics trafficking
π Associated Projects / Bodies
β Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (2009)
β‘οΈ National database linking police stations across India.
β National Digital Police Portal (2017)
β‘οΈ Enables online complaint filing and suspect search.
β Central Finger Print Bureau
β‘οΈ National repository of fingerprints under NCRB.
β CyTrain Portal
β‘οΈ Online training platform for cybercrime investigation and prosecution.
π International Association
β Partner agency of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
π Major Reports Published
β Crime in India
β Accidental Deaths & Suicides in India
β Prison Statistics India
#GS2 #InternalSecurity #CSE_EXAM
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Day 102 : 30 March target:
Environment:
Topics -
Act and policies
Protocol and Conventions
Organisations
Misc.
Current Affairs: December 2025 , January 2026
Related topics
#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.
@upsc_answer_written
@CSE_EXAM
Environment:
Topics -
Act and policies
Protocol and Conventions
Organisations
Misc.
Current Affairs: December 2025 , January 2026
Related topics
#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.
@upsc_answer_written
@CSE_EXAM
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#Goodmorning
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β³97 days left UKPSC PRELIMS 5 July
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#Target
#TargetOnlyone
#Accountability
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β³55 days left CSP26[ 24-05-26]
β³144 days left CSM26 [ 21-08-26]
β³251 days left UPPSC prelims 6 December
β³118 days left 72nd BPSC PRELIMS 26 July
β³111 days left CAPF AC 19 July
β³97 days left UKPSC PRELIMS 5 July
β³70 days Left OPSC/ GPSC prelims 07 June
β³63 days left MPSC (MH) prelims [ 31-05-26]
β³27 days Left MPPSC (MP)/ HCS Prelims 26 April
β³26 days Left bpsc mains 25 April
β³14 days days Left CDS1 /NDA/JPSC PRELIMS 12 April
β³2 days Left PPSC mains 1 April ko hai
#Target
#TargetOnlyone
#Accountability
https://t.me/anmolvachan1
π Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
π Context
β Tirumala Laddu was recently in news due to allegations of adulteration.
π Location
β Located in Andhra Pradesh.
β One of the richest and most visited pilgrimage centres in the world.
π Deity
β Dedicated to Venkateswara, regarded as an incarnation of Vishnu.
π Architecture
β Built in the Dravidian style of architecture.
β Main shrine contains the gold-plated tower called βAnanda Nilayamβ, crowning the sanctum.
π Historical Patronage
β Received patronage from the Chola dynasty.
β Expanded further during the reign of the Vijayanagara Empire through donations and endowments.
π Religious Reform
β 12th-century philosopher-saint Ramanuja played an important role in reviving temple rituals and strengthening Vaishnavite traditions at Tirumala.
π Tirumala Laddu
β Tirumala Laddu is the GI-tagged sacred offering (prasadam) distributed to devotees at the temple.
#prelims
#art_and_culture
https://t.me/Studytoday1
https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
π Context
β Tirumala Laddu was recently in news due to allegations of adulteration.
π Location
β Located in Andhra Pradesh.
β One of the richest and most visited pilgrimage centres in the world.
π Deity
β Dedicated to Venkateswara, regarded as an incarnation of Vishnu.
π Architecture
β Built in the Dravidian style of architecture.
β Main shrine contains the gold-plated tower called βAnanda Nilayamβ, crowning the sanctum.
π Historical Patronage
β Received patronage from the Chola dynasty.
β Expanded further during the reign of the Vijayanagara Empire through donations and endowments.
π Religious Reform
β 12th-century philosopher-saint Ramanuja played an important role in reviving temple rituals and strengthening Vaishnavite traditions at Tirumala.
π Tirumala Laddu
β Tirumala Laddu is the GI-tagged sacred offering (prasadam) distributed to devotees at the temple.
#prelims
#art_and_culture
https://t.me/Studytoday1
https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
β€9
π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 28 MARCH 2026
π REGULATORY BODIES / RBI
π RBI βPayments Vision 2028β Launched
β Theme: βShaping Indiaβs Payment Frontierβ
β Roadmap till December 2028
β Focus: safer payments, fraud prevention, cross-border payments, ease of doing business
β Major initiatives:
β’ TReDS interoperability
β’ βSwitch On/Offβ facility for digital payments
β’ Payments Switching Service (PaSS)
β’ Domestic Legal Entity Identifier (DLEI)
β’ Electronic Cheques (e-Cheques)
β Review under: Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 & FEMA, 1999
π BANKING & FINANCE
π NHB Launches βGruh Sugam Portalβ
β Digital housing loan portal for:
β’ Defence personnel
β’ Paramilitary forces
β’ Government employees
β Allows online comparison, application & tracking of housing loans
β No need to physically visit banks
π OECD Lowers India Growth Forecast
β FY27 growth forecast cut to 6.1% from 6.2%
β FY26 forecast unchanged at 7.6%
β Reason: global uncertainty
π INTERNATIONAL
π BRICS CCI Women Empowerment Summit 2026
β Held in New Delhi from 21β23 March 2026
β Theme: βWISEβ = Women in Innovation, Science Leadership & Entrepreneurship
β Mission ShakthiSAT launched
β Meenakshi Lekhi unveiled the initiative
β Shabana Azmi honoured with βTrailblazer: Living Legendβ Award
π NATIONAL
π 3-Year Action Plan for βNasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyanβ
β Issued by Ministry of Education & Ministry of Home Affairs
β 500-metre area around schools declared drug-free zone
β βNasha Mukt Unitsβ to be set up in all colleges & universities by December 2026
β Goal: Drug-Free India by 2047
β Nodal ministry of NMBA: Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
π Stuti Pradhan Selected for World Youth Parliament 2026
β Stuti Pradhan to represent India at World Youth Parliament
β Focus areas: climate change, education & sustainable development
π DEFENCE
π DAC Clears Defence Proposals Worth βΉ2.38 Lakh Crore
β Chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
β Includes systems for Army, Air Force & Coast Guard
β Key approvals:
β’ Dhanush Gun System
β’ S-400 Air Defence System
β’ Medium Transport Aircraft
β’ Remotely Piloted Strike Aircraft
π INS Sudarshini Reaches France
β INS Sudarshini arrived at SΓ¨te, France
β Part of Lokayan-26 expedition
β Participated in Escale Γ SΓ¨te festival
π IAF Launches βVayu Baanβ Drone Project
β Indiaβs first helicopter-dropped drone project
β Drone launched mid-air from helicopter
β Stand-off attack capability beyond 50 km
β Protects helicopter from MANPADS
π MoUs
π DPIIT Signs MoU with Fuel-Tech Company
β Aim: promote innovation in fuel-tech, manufacturing & deep-tech sectors
β Support for startups from idea to prototype stage
π DPIITβRazorpay MoU
β To support startups in Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities
β βStartup Sahayakβ platform launched
π NCWβTruecaller Partnership
β Launch of βTrueCyberSakhi: Digital Safety Toolkitβ
β Focus on spam calls, phishing & online fraud against women
π Ministry of CultureβYouTube MoU
β To promote Indian folk & tribal music globally
β Artists to get training, monetisation guidance & digital support
π Indian ArmyβIITM Pravartak MoU
β To strengthen defence indigenisation
β Nodal Indigenisation Centre to be set up at Avadi, Chennai
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π Earth Hour 2026 β 28 March
β Marks 20 years of Earth Hour
β Time: 8:30 PM β 9:30 PM
β Organised by World Wide Fund for Nature
β Theme: switch off non-essential lights to support climate action
π APPOINTMENTS
β Periasamy Kumaran appointed next High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom
β Balendra Shah sworn in as Nepalβs youngest PM
π AWARDS
β Ramkumar Mukhopadhyay selected for Saraswati Samman 2025 for Hara Parbati Katha
β Nandamuri Balakrishna receives Lifetime Achievement Award at International Film Festival of Delhi 2026
π SPORTS
π Carolina MarΓn Announces Retirement
β Olympic & World badminton champion Carolina MarΓn retires from professional badminton
π IOC New Policy on Womenβs Category in Sports
β New policy to apply from Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
β Uses SRY gene screening for eligibility in female category
β Applies to Olympics, Youth Olympics & qualification events
π REGULATORY BODIES / RBI
π RBI βPayments Vision 2028β Launched
β Theme: βShaping Indiaβs Payment Frontierβ
β Roadmap till December 2028
β Focus: safer payments, fraud prevention, cross-border payments, ease of doing business
β Major initiatives:
β’ TReDS interoperability
β’ βSwitch On/Offβ facility for digital payments
β’ Payments Switching Service (PaSS)
β’ Domestic Legal Entity Identifier (DLEI)
β’ Electronic Cheques (e-Cheques)
β Review under: Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 & FEMA, 1999
π BANKING & FINANCE
π NHB Launches βGruh Sugam Portalβ
β Digital housing loan portal for:
β’ Defence personnel
β’ Paramilitary forces
β’ Government employees
β Allows online comparison, application & tracking of housing loans
β No need to physically visit banks
π OECD Lowers India Growth Forecast
β FY27 growth forecast cut to 6.1% from 6.2%
β FY26 forecast unchanged at 7.6%
β Reason: global uncertainty
π INTERNATIONAL
π BRICS CCI Women Empowerment Summit 2026
β Held in New Delhi from 21β23 March 2026
β Theme: βWISEβ = Women in Innovation, Science Leadership & Entrepreneurship
β Mission ShakthiSAT launched
β Meenakshi Lekhi unveiled the initiative
β Shabana Azmi honoured with βTrailblazer: Living Legendβ Award
π NATIONAL
π 3-Year Action Plan for βNasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyanβ
β Issued by Ministry of Education & Ministry of Home Affairs
β 500-metre area around schools declared drug-free zone
β βNasha Mukt Unitsβ to be set up in all colleges & universities by December 2026
β Goal: Drug-Free India by 2047
β Nodal ministry of NMBA: Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
π Stuti Pradhan Selected for World Youth Parliament 2026
β Stuti Pradhan to represent India at World Youth Parliament
β Focus areas: climate change, education & sustainable development
π DEFENCE
π DAC Clears Defence Proposals Worth βΉ2.38 Lakh Crore
β Chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
β Includes systems for Army, Air Force & Coast Guard
β Key approvals:
β’ Dhanush Gun System
β’ S-400 Air Defence System
β’ Medium Transport Aircraft
β’ Remotely Piloted Strike Aircraft
π INS Sudarshini Reaches France
β INS Sudarshini arrived at SΓ¨te, France
β Part of Lokayan-26 expedition
β Participated in Escale Γ SΓ¨te festival
π IAF Launches βVayu Baanβ Drone Project
β Indiaβs first helicopter-dropped drone project
β Drone launched mid-air from helicopter
β Stand-off attack capability beyond 50 km
β Protects helicopter from MANPADS
π MoUs
π DPIIT Signs MoU with Fuel-Tech Company
β Aim: promote innovation in fuel-tech, manufacturing & deep-tech sectors
β Support for startups from idea to prototype stage
π DPIITβRazorpay MoU
β To support startups in Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities
β βStartup Sahayakβ platform launched
π NCWβTruecaller Partnership
β Launch of βTrueCyberSakhi: Digital Safety Toolkitβ
β Focus on spam calls, phishing & online fraud against women
π Ministry of CultureβYouTube MoU
β To promote Indian folk & tribal music globally
β Artists to get training, monetisation guidance & digital support
π Indian ArmyβIITM Pravartak MoU
β To strengthen defence indigenisation
β Nodal Indigenisation Centre to be set up at Avadi, Chennai
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π Earth Hour 2026 β 28 March
β Marks 20 years of Earth Hour
β Time: 8:30 PM β 9:30 PM
β Organised by World Wide Fund for Nature
β Theme: switch off non-essential lights to support climate action
π APPOINTMENTS
β Periasamy Kumaran appointed next High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom
β Balendra Shah sworn in as Nepalβs youngest PM
π AWARDS
β Ramkumar Mukhopadhyay selected for Saraswati Samman 2025 for Hara Parbati Katha
β Nandamuri Balakrishna receives Lifetime Achievement Award at International Film Festival of Delhi 2026
π SPORTS
π Carolina MarΓn Announces Retirement
β Olympic & World badminton champion Carolina MarΓn retires from professional badminton
π IOC New Policy on Womenβs Category in Sports
β New policy to apply from Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
β Uses SRY gene screening for eligibility in female category
β Applies to Olympics, Youth Olympics & qualification events
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