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#Goodmorning
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π Indiaβs Climate Action β Performance & Strategy
π Indiaβs Performance so far (NDC Progress)
β Emissions intensity: Target of 33β35% reduction by 2030 already surpassed β ~36% reduction (2005β2020).
β Non-fossil power capacity: Target of 40% by 2030 achieved early β ~52.57% (Feb 2026).
β Carbon sink creation: About 2.29 billion tonnes COβ equivalent added through forest & tree cover (by 2021).
π Major Pillars of Indiaβs Climate Strategy
π A. Clean Energy & Green Growth (Mitigation Focus)
β Large-scale renewable energy expansion
β Battery storage systems
β Green Energy Corridors
β Cleaner manufacturing & energy efficiency
β Nuclear energy
β Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)
π B. Key Schemes & Initiatives
β National Green Hydrogen Mission
β PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana
β Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes
β PM-KUSUM
β Jal Jeevan Mission
β MISHTI (Mangrove Initiative)
β National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture
β PMKSY (Irrigation)
β Soil Health Card Scheme
π C. Adaptation & Resilience Measures
β Mangrove restoration & coastal protection
β Climate-resilient infrastructure
β Cyclone & storm-surge early warning systems
β Glacier monitoring in Himalayan states
β Biodiversity conservation
β Heat Action Plans in cities
β Community-based disaster preparedness
π D. Institutional Framework
β National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC)
β Nine National Missions
β State Action Plans on Climate Change (SAPCCs)
π E. People-Centric Climate Action
β Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE)
β Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam Campaign
β‘οΈ Focus on participatory, citizen-led climate action.
π International Climate Leadership
β International Solar Alliance (ISA)
β Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)
β Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA)
β LeadIT (Leadership Group for Industry Transition)
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π Indiaβs Performance so far (NDC Progress)
β Emissions intensity: Target of 33β35% reduction by 2030 already surpassed β ~36% reduction (2005β2020).
β Non-fossil power capacity: Target of 40% by 2030 achieved early β ~52.57% (Feb 2026).
β Carbon sink creation: About 2.29 billion tonnes COβ equivalent added through forest & tree cover (by 2021).
π Major Pillars of Indiaβs Climate Strategy
π A. Clean Energy & Green Growth (Mitigation Focus)
β Large-scale renewable energy expansion
β Battery storage systems
β Green Energy Corridors
β Cleaner manufacturing & energy efficiency
β Nuclear energy
β Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)
π B. Key Schemes & Initiatives
β National Green Hydrogen Mission
β PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana
β Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes
β PM-KUSUM
β Jal Jeevan Mission
β MISHTI (Mangrove Initiative)
β National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture
β PMKSY (Irrigation)
β Soil Health Card Scheme
π C. Adaptation & Resilience Measures
β Mangrove restoration & coastal protection
β Climate-resilient infrastructure
β Cyclone & storm-surge early warning systems
β Glacier monitoring in Himalayan states
β Biodiversity conservation
β Heat Action Plans in cities
β Community-based disaster preparedness
π D. Institutional Framework
β National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC)
β Nine National Missions
β State Action Plans on Climate Change (SAPCCs)
π E. People-Centric Climate Action
β Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE)
β Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam Campaign
β‘οΈ Focus on participatory, citizen-led climate action.
π International Climate Leadership
β International Solar Alliance (ISA)
β Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)
β Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA)
β LeadIT (Leadership Group for Industry Transition)
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π Shyamji Krishna Varma (1857β1930)
π Who was he?
β Shyamji Krishna Varma was a revolutionary, journalist and philanthropist.
β Born in Mandvi.
π Key Contributions
β Founded the Indian Home Rule Society in 1905 to encourage Indians to participate in revolutionary activities.
β Established India House in London.
β‘οΈ It became a major centre for Indian revolutionaries abroad.
β Served as the first President of the Bombay Arya Samaj.
β Influenced prominent revolutionaries such as Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.
π Literary Contribution
β Published The Indian Sociologist to spread nationalist ideas and oppose British rule.
π Values
β Courage
β Patriotism
β Selfless Service
β Commitment to Freedom
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π Who was he?
β Shyamji Krishna Varma was a revolutionary, journalist and philanthropist.
β Born in Mandvi.
π Key Contributions
β Founded the Indian Home Rule Society in 1905 to encourage Indians to participate in revolutionary activities.
β Established India House in London.
β‘οΈ It became a major centre for Indian revolutionaries abroad.
β Served as the first President of the Bombay Arya Samaj.
β Influenced prominent revolutionaries such as Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.
π Literary Contribution
β Published The Indian Sociologist to spread nationalist ideas and oppose British rule.
π Values
β Courage
β Patriotism
β Selfless Service
β Commitment to Freedom
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π Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS)
π Launch
β Launched in 2025 by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
β Scheme outlay: βΉ40,000 crore.
β Duration: Six years (FY 2025β26 to FY 2031β32).
π Objective
β To develop a robust electronics component manufacturing ecosystem in India.
β Aims to attract both domestic and global investment across the value chain.
β Seeks to integrate Indiaβs electronics industry with Global Value Chains (GVCs).
π Types of Incentives
β ECMS provides:
β‘οΈ Turnover-linked incentives
β‘οΈ Capex-linked incentives
β‘οΈ Hybrid incentives
β Incentives cover:
β‘οΈ Sub-assemblies
β‘οΈ Bare components
β‘οΈ Supply-chain ecosystem development
π Target Segments
β Focuses on high-value electronics components such as:
β‘οΈ Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
β‘οΈ Camera modules
β‘οΈ Display modules
β‘οΈ Lithium-ion cells
β‘οΈ Other advanced electronic sub-components
π Recent Development
β The Government has approved 29 investment proposals worth βΉ7,104 crore under the scheme.
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π Launch
β Launched in 2025 by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
β Scheme outlay: βΉ40,000 crore.
β Duration: Six years (FY 2025β26 to FY 2031β32).
π Objective
β To develop a robust electronics component manufacturing ecosystem in India.
β Aims to attract both domestic and global investment across the value chain.
β Seeks to integrate Indiaβs electronics industry with Global Value Chains (GVCs).
π Types of Incentives
β ECMS provides:
β‘οΈ Turnover-linked incentives
β‘οΈ Capex-linked incentives
β‘οΈ Hybrid incentives
β Incentives cover:
β‘οΈ Sub-assemblies
β‘οΈ Bare components
β‘οΈ Supply-chain ecosystem development
π Target Segments
β Focuses on high-value electronics components such as:
β‘οΈ Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
β‘οΈ Camera modules
β‘οΈ Display modules
β‘οΈ Lithium-ion cells
β‘οΈ Other advanced electronic sub-components
π Recent Development
β The Government has approved 29 investment proposals worth βΉ7,104 crore under the scheme.
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 30 MARCH 2026
π REGULATORY BODIES
π Indiaβs Forex Reserves Fall Sharply
β Indiaβs forex reserves fell by $11.413 billion to $698.346 billion for the week ended 20 March
β Previous week had already seen a fall of $7.052 billion
β Forex reserves had touched an all-time high of $728.494 billion on 27 February 2026
β Decline began after the West Asia conflict
β Components of reserves:
β’ Foreign Currency Assets (FCA)
β’ Gold Reserves
β’ Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)
β’ Reserve Position with IMF
π INTERNATIONAL
π UN Task Force on Strait of Hormuz
β UN announced a new task force to address disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz due to West Asia conflict
β Announced by AntΓ³nio Guterres
β Task force to be led by Jorge Moreira da Silva
β Members include:
β’ UNCTAD
β’ International Maritime Organization
β’ International Chamber of Commerce
β Aim: ensure uninterrupted maritime trade and humanitarian supply chains
π UK Introduces Strict Screen-Time Rules for Children
β United Kingdom introduced fresh screen-time guidelines under PM Keir Starmer
β Children below 2 years: no screen time recommended
β Age 2β5 years: maximum 1 hour per day
β Parents advised to avoid screens during meals and 1 hour before sleep
β Similar steps being taken by countries like France, Denmark and Netherlands
π Japan Launches Worldβs First Cargo Bullet Train
β Developed by East Japan Railway Company
β Runs on the Shinkansen network
β Maximum speed: 275 km/h
β Capacity: nearly 1,000 boxes or 17.4 tonnes cargo per trip
β Passenger seats removed and replaced with cargo space
β Aim: faster and more efficient logistics
π NATIONAL
π Indiaβs First Port of Refuge Operationalised
β Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone launched Indiaβs first Port of Refuge
β Aim: help ships in distress and improve maritime safety along Indiaβs coastline
β Locations:
β’ Dighi Port β West Coast
β’ Gopalpur Port β East Coast
β Services available:
β’ Salvage and wreck removal
β’ Firefighting
β’ Pollution containment
β’ Emergency coordination
π Indiaβs First Hydrogen Train Completes Trials
β Indiaβs first hydrogen-powered train successfully completed oscillation trials
β Conducted by Research Designs and Standards Organisation
β Train covered 20 km and reached speed of 70 km/h
β Route: JindβSonipat in Haryana
β Developed by Integral Coach Factory
β Uses hydrogen fuel and emits only water vapour
π PLFS Annual Report 2025 Released
β Published by National Statistical Office under Ministry of Statistics
β Survey period changed from JulyβJune to JanuaryβDecember
β Key figures for 2025:
β’ Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR): 59.3%
β’ Worker Population Ratio (WPR): 57.4%
β’ Unemployment Rate (UR): 3.1%
β Rural unemployment: 2.4%
β Urban unemployment: 4.8%
π Jewar Airport Inaugurated
β PM Narendra Modi inaugurated Phase-1 of Noida International Airport at Jewar, Uttar Pradesh
β Phase-1 investment: around βΉ11,200 crore
β It becomes NCRβs second airport
β Passenger capacity:
β’ 12 million passengers/year in Phase-1
β’ 70 million passengers/year by 2036
β Airport connected through Yamuna Expressway and future metro/RRTS links
β Designed as a green and energy-efficient airport
π Maternal Deaths in India: Lancet Study
β India recorded 24,700 maternal deaths in 2023 according to a study in The Lancet
β Maternal Mortality Ratio estimated at 116 per lakh live births
β Indiaβs official SRS estimate is lower at 88
β India has reduced maternal mortality by 86% since 1990
β SDG target: reduce MMR below 70 by 2030
π DEFENCE
π Indian Navy Conducts IMEX TTX 2026
β Conducted at Maritime Warfare Centre, Kochi
β Participating countries included Bangladesh, France, Indonesia, Maldives, Mauritius, Singapore, Sri Lanka and others
β Focus: maritime security challenges in the Indian Ocean Region
β India also assumed chairmanship of the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium for 2026β28 after 16 years
π MoUs
π Delhi GovtβPrasar Bharati MoU
β Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation signed MoU with Prasar Bharati
β Aim: develop Delhi as a media and entertainment hub
π REGULATORY BODIES
π Indiaβs Forex Reserves Fall Sharply
β Indiaβs forex reserves fell by $11.413 billion to $698.346 billion for the week ended 20 March
β Previous week had already seen a fall of $7.052 billion
β Forex reserves had touched an all-time high of $728.494 billion on 27 February 2026
β Decline began after the West Asia conflict
β Components of reserves:
β’ Foreign Currency Assets (FCA)
β’ Gold Reserves
β’ Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)
β’ Reserve Position with IMF
π INTERNATIONAL
π UN Task Force on Strait of Hormuz
β UN announced a new task force to address disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz due to West Asia conflict
β Announced by AntΓ³nio Guterres
β Task force to be led by Jorge Moreira da Silva
β Members include:
β’ UNCTAD
β’ International Maritime Organization
β’ International Chamber of Commerce
β Aim: ensure uninterrupted maritime trade and humanitarian supply chains
π UK Introduces Strict Screen-Time Rules for Children
β United Kingdom introduced fresh screen-time guidelines under PM Keir Starmer
β Children below 2 years: no screen time recommended
β Age 2β5 years: maximum 1 hour per day
β Parents advised to avoid screens during meals and 1 hour before sleep
β Similar steps being taken by countries like France, Denmark and Netherlands
π Japan Launches Worldβs First Cargo Bullet Train
β Developed by East Japan Railway Company
β Runs on the Shinkansen network
β Maximum speed: 275 km/h
β Capacity: nearly 1,000 boxes or 17.4 tonnes cargo per trip
β Passenger seats removed and replaced with cargo space
β Aim: faster and more efficient logistics
π NATIONAL
π Indiaβs First Port of Refuge Operationalised
β Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone launched Indiaβs first Port of Refuge
β Aim: help ships in distress and improve maritime safety along Indiaβs coastline
β Locations:
β’ Dighi Port β West Coast
β’ Gopalpur Port β East Coast
β Services available:
β’ Salvage and wreck removal
β’ Firefighting
β’ Pollution containment
β’ Emergency coordination
π Indiaβs First Hydrogen Train Completes Trials
β Indiaβs first hydrogen-powered train successfully completed oscillation trials
β Conducted by Research Designs and Standards Organisation
β Train covered 20 km and reached speed of 70 km/h
β Route: JindβSonipat in Haryana
β Developed by Integral Coach Factory
β Uses hydrogen fuel and emits only water vapour
π PLFS Annual Report 2025 Released
β Published by National Statistical Office under Ministry of Statistics
β Survey period changed from JulyβJune to JanuaryβDecember
β Key figures for 2025:
β’ Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR): 59.3%
β’ Worker Population Ratio (WPR): 57.4%
β’ Unemployment Rate (UR): 3.1%
β Rural unemployment: 2.4%
β Urban unemployment: 4.8%
π Jewar Airport Inaugurated
β PM Narendra Modi inaugurated Phase-1 of Noida International Airport at Jewar, Uttar Pradesh
β Phase-1 investment: around βΉ11,200 crore
β It becomes NCRβs second airport
β Passenger capacity:
β’ 12 million passengers/year in Phase-1
β’ 70 million passengers/year by 2036
β Airport connected through Yamuna Expressway and future metro/RRTS links
β Designed as a green and energy-efficient airport
π Maternal Deaths in India: Lancet Study
β India recorded 24,700 maternal deaths in 2023 according to a study in The Lancet
β Maternal Mortality Ratio estimated at 116 per lakh live births
β Indiaβs official SRS estimate is lower at 88
β India has reduced maternal mortality by 86% since 1990
β SDG target: reduce MMR below 70 by 2030
π DEFENCE
π Indian Navy Conducts IMEX TTX 2026
β Conducted at Maritime Warfare Centre, Kochi
β Participating countries included Bangladesh, France, Indonesia, Maldives, Mauritius, Singapore, Sri Lanka and others
β Focus: maritime security challenges in the Indian Ocean Region
β India also assumed chairmanship of the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium for 2026β28 after 16 years
π MoUs
π Delhi GovtβPrasar Bharati MoU
β Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation signed MoU with Prasar Bharati
β Aim: develop Delhi as a media and entertainment hub
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Focus areas: film production, TV and AVGC sector
π IndiaβEU Aviation Pact Signed
β India signed a working arrangement with the European Union for aviation cooperation
β Agreement signed between DGCA and European Union Aviation Safety Agency
β Focus: aviation manufacturing cooperation and global safety standards
β Includes assembly of Airbus H125/AS350 helicopters in Bengaluru under Make in India
π SCHEMES
π PM E-DRIVE Scheme Extended
β Government extended PM E-DRIVE scheme till 31 March 2028
β Total outlay: βΉ10,900 crore
β Focus shifted towards:
β’ E-rickshaws
β’ Commercial electric 3-wheelers
β Incentives for electric two-wheelers available only till 31 July 2026
β Subsidy fixed at βΉ2,500 per kWh with maximum βΉ5,000 per vehicle
π PM Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojana
β Pension scheme for unorganised workers launched in 2019
β Provides monthly pension of βΉ3,000 after age 60
β Government contributes equal amount as worker contribution
β Eligible age: 18β40 years
β Monthly income limit: βΉ15,000
β Target groups include street vendors, construction workers, domestic workers and small shopkeepers
π APPOINTMENTS
β Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti appointed Chairperson of the National Commission for Backward Classes
β She succeeds Hansraj Gangaram Ahir
π AWARDS
π Hockey India Annual Awards 2025
β Menβs Player of the Year: Hardik Singh
β Womenβs Player of the Year: Navneet Kaur
β Lifetime Achievement Award: Zafar Iqbal
β Menβs U-21 Award: Prince Deep Singh
β Womenβs U-21 Award: Sakshi Rana
β Best Member Unit: Hockey Unit of Jharkhand
π SPORTS
π Ashwin Signs for San Francisco Unicorns
β Ravichandran Ashwin signed with San Francisco Unicorns
β Becomes the first India-capped player to play in Major League Cricket
π Pramod Bhagat Wins 3 Medals at Spanish Para Badminton International 2026
β Pramod Bhagat won 1 gold and 2 silver medals
β Gold in Mixed Doubles with Manisha Ramdass
β Silver in Menβs Singles and Menβs Doubles
β Other Indian gold medal winners:
β’ Nitesh Kumar
β’ Manasi Joshi
β’ Thulasimathi Murugesan
#CurrentAffairs
π IndiaβEU Aviation Pact Signed
β India signed a working arrangement with the European Union for aviation cooperation
β Agreement signed between DGCA and European Union Aviation Safety Agency
β Focus: aviation manufacturing cooperation and global safety standards
β Includes assembly of Airbus H125/AS350 helicopters in Bengaluru under Make in India
π SCHEMES
π PM E-DRIVE Scheme Extended
β Government extended PM E-DRIVE scheme till 31 March 2028
β Total outlay: βΉ10,900 crore
β Focus shifted towards:
β’ E-rickshaws
β’ Commercial electric 3-wheelers
β Incentives for electric two-wheelers available only till 31 July 2026
β Subsidy fixed at βΉ2,500 per kWh with maximum βΉ5,000 per vehicle
π PM Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojana
β Pension scheme for unorganised workers launched in 2019
β Provides monthly pension of βΉ3,000 after age 60
β Government contributes equal amount as worker contribution
β Eligible age: 18β40 years
β Monthly income limit: βΉ15,000
β Target groups include street vendors, construction workers, domestic workers and small shopkeepers
π APPOINTMENTS
β Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti appointed Chairperson of the National Commission for Backward Classes
β She succeeds Hansraj Gangaram Ahir
π AWARDS
π Hockey India Annual Awards 2025
β Menβs Player of the Year: Hardik Singh
β Womenβs Player of the Year: Navneet Kaur
β Lifetime Achievement Award: Zafar Iqbal
β Menβs U-21 Award: Prince Deep Singh
β Womenβs U-21 Award: Sakshi Rana
β Best Member Unit: Hockey Unit of Jharkhand
π SPORTS
π Ashwin Signs for San Francisco Unicorns
β Ravichandran Ashwin signed with San Francisco Unicorns
β Becomes the first India-capped player to play in Major League Cricket
π Pramod Bhagat Wins 3 Medals at Spanish Para Badminton International 2026
β Pramod Bhagat won 1 gold and 2 silver medals
β Gold in Mixed Doubles with Manisha Ramdass
β Silver in Menβs Singles and Menβs Doubles
β Other Indian gold medal winners:
β’ Nitesh Kumar
β’ Manasi Joshi
β’ Thulasimathi Murugesan
#CurrentAffairs
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π Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)
π About SCO
β Shanghai Cooperation Organisation was formed in 2001 at Shanghai.
β It is a permanent intergovernmental organisation.
β Main agenda: Regional security, counter-terrorism and economic cooperation.
π Members
β SCO has 10 member states:
β‘οΈ China
β‘οΈ Russia
β‘οΈ Kazakhstan
β‘οΈ Kyrgyzstan
β‘οΈ Tajikistan
β‘οΈ Uzbekistan
β‘οΈ India (2017)
β‘οΈ Pakistan (2017)
β‘οΈ Iran (2023)
β‘οΈ Belarus (2024)
β Observer States: Afghanistan and Mongolia.
β Laos became a partner state in 2025.
β SCO now has 17 partner countries.
π Importance
β SCO accounts for nearly 24% of world GDP and around 43% of the global population.
π Institutional Features
β The Council of Heads of States is the supreme decision-making body and meets once every year.
β Official working languages are Russian and Mandarin Chinese.
β Headquarters: Beijing.
π India and SCO
β Varanasi has been declared the first tourism and cultural capital of SCO.
π SCO Summit 2025
π Key Details
β 25th SCO Summit was held in Tianjin.
β Theme: βUpholding the Shanghai Spirit: SCO on the Moveβ.
β The summit adopted the Tianjin Declaration.
π Tianjin Declaration
β Focused on strengthening regional security and combating terrorism.
β It also emphasized cooperation in Artificial Intelligence.
β The declaration supported adoption of the SCO AI Cooperation Roadmap to guide research, standards and capacity building among member states.
π Next Chairmanship
β Chairmanship for 2025β26 was passed to the Kyrgyz Republic.
π Regional Anti-Terror Structure (RATS)
π About
β Regional Anti-Terror Structure was formed in 2004 under SCO.
β It is a permanent body for coordinating action against the βThree Evilsβ:
β‘οΈ Terrorism
β‘οΈ Separatism
β‘οΈ Extremism
π Headquarters & Governance
β Headquarters: Tashkent.
β The head of RATS is elected for a term of 3 years.
β Each member country sends a permanent representative to RATS.
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π About SCO
β Shanghai Cooperation Organisation was formed in 2001 at Shanghai.
β It is a permanent intergovernmental organisation.
β Main agenda: Regional security, counter-terrorism and economic cooperation.
π Members
β SCO has 10 member states:
β‘οΈ China
β‘οΈ Russia
β‘οΈ Kazakhstan
β‘οΈ Kyrgyzstan
β‘οΈ Tajikistan
β‘οΈ Uzbekistan
β‘οΈ India (2017)
β‘οΈ Pakistan (2017)
β‘οΈ Iran (2023)
β‘οΈ Belarus (2024)
β Observer States: Afghanistan and Mongolia.
β Laos became a partner state in 2025.
β SCO now has 17 partner countries.
π Importance
β SCO accounts for nearly 24% of world GDP and around 43% of the global population.
π Institutional Features
β The Council of Heads of States is the supreme decision-making body and meets once every year.
β Official working languages are Russian and Mandarin Chinese.
β Headquarters: Beijing.
π India and SCO
β Varanasi has been declared the first tourism and cultural capital of SCO.
π SCO Summit 2025
π Key Details
β 25th SCO Summit was held in Tianjin.
β Theme: βUpholding the Shanghai Spirit: SCO on the Moveβ.
β The summit adopted the Tianjin Declaration.
π Tianjin Declaration
β Focused on strengthening regional security and combating terrorism.
β It also emphasized cooperation in Artificial Intelligence.
β The declaration supported adoption of the SCO AI Cooperation Roadmap to guide research, standards and capacity building among member states.
π Next Chairmanship
β Chairmanship for 2025β26 was passed to the Kyrgyz Republic.
π Regional Anti-Terror Structure (RATS)
π About
β Regional Anti-Terror Structure was formed in 2004 under SCO.
β It is a permanent body for coordinating action against the βThree Evilsβ:
β‘οΈ Terrorism
β‘οΈ Separatism
β‘οΈ Extremism
π Headquarters & Governance
β Headquarters: Tashkent.
β The head of RATS is elected for a term of 3 years.
β Each member country sends a permanent representative to RATS.
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π Hubble Space Telescope (HST)
π About
β Observes in ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared wavelengths.
β It orbits the Earth.
β Launched in 1990 jointly by NASA and European Space Agency.
π Aim
β To study the visible universe in great detail.
β Hubble captures images across the optical spectrum, from infrared to ultraviolet, helping scientists study galaxies, nebulae and stars.
π Part of NASAβs βGreat Observatoriesβ
β Hubble is one of NASAβs Great Observatories, along with:
β‘οΈ Chandra X-ray Observatory
β‘οΈ Spitzer Space Telescope
β‘οΈ Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
π Spitzer Space Telescope
π About
β Infrared space telescope of NASA.
β Launched in 2003; mission ended in 2020.
β Studied dusty galaxies, star formation and exoplanets.
π Spitzer Resurrector Mission
β A proposed mission to restart the telescope.
π Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
π About
β Space-based gamma-ray observatory of NASA.
β Launched in 1991 and deorbited in 2000.
π James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
π Context
β Recently, scientists discovered possible biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18 b using JWST.
π About
β It is the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built.
β It is an infrared observatory located around the L2 Lagrange Point.
β Launched in 2021 through collaboration between NASA, ESA and the Canadian Space Agency.
π Major Objectives
β Study the first light in the universe.
β Understand the formation of early galaxies.
β Examine the birth of stars and planetary systems.
β Search for planets and clues about the origins of life.
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π About
β Observes in ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared wavelengths.
β It orbits the Earth.
β Launched in 1990 jointly by NASA and European Space Agency.
π Aim
β To study the visible universe in great detail.
β Hubble captures images across the optical spectrum, from infrared to ultraviolet, helping scientists study galaxies, nebulae and stars.
π Part of NASAβs βGreat Observatoriesβ
β Hubble is one of NASAβs Great Observatories, along with:
β‘οΈ Chandra X-ray Observatory
β‘οΈ Spitzer Space Telescope
β‘οΈ Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
π Spitzer Space Telescope
π About
β Infrared space telescope of NASA.
β Launched in 2003; mission ended in 2020.
β Studied dusty galaxies, star formation and exoplanets.
π Spitzer Resurrector Mission
β A proposed mission to restart the telescope.
π Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
π About
β Space-based gamma-ray observatory of NASA.
β Launched in 1991 and deorbited in 2000.
π James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
π Context
β Recently, scientists discovered possible biosignatures on exoplanet K2-18 b using JWST.
π About
β It is the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built.
β It is an infrared observatory located around the L2 Lagrange Point.
β Launched in 2021 through collaboration between NASA, ESA and the Canadian Space Agency.
π Major Objectives
β Study the first light in the universe.
β Understand the formation of early galaxies.
β Examine the birth of stars and planetary systems.
β Search for planets and clues about the origins of life.
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Energy
Health And IT
Governance in field of S&T
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 1 APRIL 2026
π INTERNATIONAL
π India Becomes Global Leader in IRCC Issuance
β India emerged as the top country in issuing Internationally Recognized Certificates of Compliance (IRCCs) under the Nagoya Protocol
β India issued 3,561 IRCCs, over 56% of global total of 6,311
β IRCC proves that:
β’ Prior Informed Consent has been taken
β’ Mutually Agreed Terms are in place
β Indiaβs success credited to effective implementation of:
β’ Biological Diversity Act, 2002
β’ National Biodiversity Authority
β’ State Biodiversity Boards
β’ Biodiversity Management Committees
π NATIONAL
π NSO Releases Energy Statistics India 2026
β National Statistical Office released the 33rd edition of Energy Statistics India 2026
β Indiaβs total renewable energy potential stands at 47,04,043 MW as of 31 March 2025
β Solar energy accounts for nearly 71% of total renewable potential with 33,43,378 MW
β Other major sources:
β’ Wind Power β 11,63,856 MW
β’ Large Hydro β 1,33,410 MW
β More than 70% of renewable potential is concentrated in 6 states:
β’ Rajasthan β 23.7%
β’ Maharashtra β 14.26%
β’ Gujarat β 9.1%
β’ Andhra Pradesh β 9.1%
β’ Karnataka β 8.59%
β’ Madhya Pradesh β 8.09%
π Credit Flow to Energy Sector Rises Sharply
β Credit to the energy sector increased more than 6 times
β It rose from βΉ1,688 crore in 2021 to βΉ10,325 crore in 2025
π MeitY Approves 29 Projects under ECMS
β Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology approved 29 new projects under the 4th tranche of Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS)
β Total investment approved: βΉ7,104 crore
β Expected production value: βΉ84,515 crore
β Direct employment generation: 14,246 jobs
β Total approvals under ECMS now stand at 75 applications with total investment of βΉ61,671 crore
π ECMS Key Features
β Scheme launched in 2025 with an outlay of βΉ40,000 crore for FY26βFY32
β Focuses on high-value components like:
β’ PCBs
β’ Camera modules
β’ Display modules
β’ Lithium-ion cells
β Incentives available:
β’ Turnover-linked
β’ Capex-linked
β’ Hybrid incentives
π Nyaya Setu AI Chatbot Launched
β Department of Justice launched AI-powered legal assistant βNyaya Setuβ during DISHA Programme at Vigyan Bhawan
β Features:
β’ Voice-first
β’ Multilingual
β’ Multimodal (voice + text)
β Helps citizens understand legal rights and legal processes
β Developed using BHASHINI technology and trained on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
π βDishikaβ Unveiled as Nyaya Setu Mascot
β Mascot name: Dishika
β Acts as a friendly digital guide to improve trust and accessibility
β BHASHINI currently supports:
β’ 36 text languages
β’ 23 voice languages
β’ 500+ government websites
π PM Inaugurates Samrat Samprati Museum
β PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the Samrat Samprati Museum at Koba, Gandhinagar on Mahavir Jayanti
β Museum is dedicated to:
β’ Jain history
β’ Life of Samrat Samprati
β’ Values of Ahimsa and spirituality
π DEFENCE
π First Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel Launched
β First NGOPV named Shachi launched at Goa Shipyard Limited on 31 March 2026
β It is the first among 11 Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessels for Indian Navy
β Built jointly by:
β’ Goa Shipyard Limited
β’ Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers
β βShachiβ is named after Indian mythology and its crest includes the Ursa Major constellation and lighthouse
π STATES
π Punjab Approves Mukhyamantri Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana
β Punjab Cabinet led by Bhagwant Mann approved Mukhyamantri Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana
β Scheme aims to provide financial support to women
β Women aged 18 years and above and registered voters of Punjab are eligible
β Assistance under the scheme:
β’ βΉ1,000 per month for all eligible women
β’ βΉ1,500 per month for SC women
β Scheme expected to cover around 97% of adult women in Punjab
π SCHEMES
π PM-KUSUM Deadline Extended to March 2027
β Ministry of New and Renewable Energy extended PM-KUSUM project commissioning deadline to 31 March 2027
β Applies to projects where PPA was signed or Letter of Intent issued before 31 December 2025
β Earlier deadline was March 2026
β PM-KUSUM aims to add 34,800 MW solar capacity
π INTERNATIONAL
π India Becomes Global Leader in IRCC Issuance
β India emerged as the top country in issuing Internationally Recognized Certificates of Compliance (IRCCs) under the Nagoya Protocol
β India issued 3,561 IRCCs, over 56% of global total of 6,311
β IRCC proves that:
β’ Prior Informed Consent has been taken
β’ Mutually Agreed Terms are in place
β Indiaβs success credited to effective implementation of:
β’ Biological Diversity Act, 2002
β’ National Biodiversity Authority
β’ State Biodiversity Boards
β’ Biodiversity Management Committees
π NATIONAL
π NSO Releases Energy Statistics India 2026
β National Statistical Office released the 33rd edition of Energy Statistics India 2026
β Indiaβs total renewable energy potential stands at 47,04,043 MW as of 31 March 2025
β Solar energy accounts for nearly 71% of total renewable potential with 33,43,378 MW
β Other major sources:
β’ Wind Power β 11,63,856 MW
β’ Large Hydro β 1,33,410 MW
β More than 70% of renewable potential is concentrated in 6 states:
β’ Rajasthan β 23.7%
β’ Maharashtra β 14.26%
β’ Gujarat β 9.1%
β’ Andhra Pradesh β 9.1%
β’ Karnataka β 8.59%
β’ Madhya Pradesh β 8.09%
π Credit Flow to Energy Sector Rises Sharply
β Credit to the energy sector increased more than 6 times
β It rose from βΉ1,688 crore in 2021 to βΉ10,325 crore in 2025
π MeitY Approves 29 Projects under ECMS
β Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology approved 29 new projects under the 4th tranche of Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS)
β Total investment approved: βΉ7,104 crore
β Expected production value: βΉ84,515 crore
β Direct employment generation: 14,246 jobs
β Total approvals under ECMS now stand at 75 applications with total investment of βΉ61,671 crore
π ECMS Key Features
β Scheme launched in 2025 with an outlay of βΉ40,000 crore for FY26βFY32
β Focuses on high-value components like:
β’ PCBs
β’ Camera modules
β’ Display modules
β’ Lithium-ion cells
β Incentives available:
β’ Turnover-linked
β’ Capex-linked
β’ Hybrid incentives
π Nyaya Setu AI Chatbot Launched
β Department of Justice launched AI-powered legal assistant βNyaya Setuβ during DISHA Programme at Vigyan Bhawan
β Features:
β’ Voice-first
β’ Multilingual
β’ Multimodal (voice + text)
β Helps citizens understand legal rights and legal processes
β Developed using BHASHINI technology and trained on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
π βDishikaβ Unveiled as Nyaya Setu Mascot
β Mascot name: Dishika
β Acts as a friendly digital guide to improve trust and accessibility
β BHASHINI currently supports:
β’ 36 text languages
β’ 23 voice languages
β’ 500+ government websites
π PM Inaugurates Samrat Samprati Museum
β PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the Samrat Samprati Museum at Koba, Gandhinagar on Mahavir Jayanti
β Museum is dedicated to:
β’ Jain history
β’ Life of Samrat Samprati
β’ Values of Ahimsa and spirituality
π DEFENCE
π First Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel Launched
β First NGOPV named Shachi launched at Goa Shipyard Limited on 31 March 2026
β It is the first among 11 Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessels for Indian Navy
β Built jointly by:
β’ Goa Shipyard Limited
β’ Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers
β βShachiβ is named after Indian mythology and its crest includes the Ursa Major constellation and lighthouse
π STATES
π Punjab Approves Mukhyamantri Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana
β Punjab Cabinet led by Bhagwant Mann approved Mukhyamantri Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana
β Scheme aims to provide financial support to women
β Women aged 18 years and above and registered voters of Punjab are eligible
β Assistance under the scheme:
β’ βΉ1,000 per month for all eligible women
β’ βΉ1,500 per month for SC women
β Scheme expected to cover around 97% of adult women in Punjab
π SCHEMES
π PM-KUSUM Deadline Extended to March 2027
β Ministry of New and Renewable Energy extended PM-KUSUM project commissioning deadline to 31 March 2027
β Applies to projects where PPA was signed or Letter of Intent issued before 31 December 2025
β Earlier deadline was March 2026
β PM-KUSUM aims to add 34,800 MW solar capacity
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Central financial support under scheme: βΉ34,422 crore
β Funding pattern:
β’ Central Government β 30% subsidy
β’ State Government β 30% subsidy
β’ Farmers β 40% contribution
#CurrentAffairs
β Funding pattern:
β’ Central Government β 30% subsidy
β’ State Government β 30% subsidy
β’ Farmers β 40% contribution
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π Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS)
π About
β Launched in 2023.
β Aim: To create a domestic carbon credit market and support Indiaβs goal of reducing emission intensity by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
π Legal Basis
β Introduced under the Energy Conservation Act.
β Strengthened through the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act.
π Mechanisms under CCTS
β Compliance Mechanism
β‘οΈ Mandatory mechanism where the government fixes GHG emission intensity targets for obligated entities.
β‘οΈ Initially covers 9 sectors such as:
β’ Fertiliser
β’ Iron & Steel
β’ Pulp & Paper
β’ Petrochemicals
β’ Petroleum Refineries
β‘οΈ Obligated entities are notified by the Ministry of Power on the recommendation of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency.
β Offset Mechanism
β‘οΈ Voluntary, project-based mechanism.
β‘οΈ Designed for non-obligated entities that are outside the compliance mechanism.
π Carbon Credit Certificates
β Carbon Credit Certificates are issued by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency to entities that surpass their emission reduction targets.
π Monitoring Mechanism
β The scheme is monitored by a National Steering Committee chaired by the Power Secretary.
π Draft Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission Intensity Target Rules, 2025
β Issued under the compliance mechanism of CCTS.
β Proposes legally binding GHG emission targets for more than 460 industrial units.
β Forms the basis of Indiaβs first compliance-based carbon market.
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π About
β Launched in 2023.
β Aim: To create a domestic carbon credit market and support Indiaβs goal of reducing emission intensity by 45% from 2005 levels by 2030.
π Legal Basis
β Introduced under the Energy Conservation Act.
β Strengthened through the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act.
π Mechanisms under CCTS
β Compliance Mechanism
β‘οΈ Mandatory mechanism where the government fixes GHG emission intensity targets for obligated entities.
β‘οΈ Initially covers 9 sectors such as:
β’ Fertiliser
β’ Iron & Steel
β’ Pulp & Paper
β’ Petrochemicals
β’ Petroleum Refineries
β‘οΈ Obligated entities are notified by the Ministry of Power on the recommendation of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency.
β Offset Mechanism
β‘οΈ Voluntary, project-based mechanism.
β‘οΈ Designed for non-obligated entities that are outside the compliance mechanism.
π Carbon Credit Certificates
β Carbon Credit Certificates are issued by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency to entities that surpass their emission reduction targets.
π Monitoring Mechanism
β The scheme is monitored by a National Steering Committee chaired by the Power Secretary.
π Draft Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission Intensity Target Rules, 2025
β Issued under the compliance mechanism of CCTS.
β Proposes legally binding GHG emission targets for more than 460 industrial units.
β Forms the basis of Indiaβs first compliance-based carbon market.
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