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Why in news? Ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises in Sudan have kept the country in global headlines. Understanding its geography, climate and re...
Why in news? The 540 megawatt Kwar hydroelectric project on the Chenab river is one of several hydropower schemes under construction in Jammu and Kash...
Why in news? Heavy monsoon rainfall in Maharashtra on 7 July 2026 caused the Ulhas River to cross its danger mark at Badlapur and Ambernath. The nea...
Why in news? The Panchganga River featured in news reports during July 2026 because of rising water levels after heavy monsoon rainfall. Authorities i...
Why in news? Rutile is often mentioned in discussions on mineral resources and the titanium industry. Understanding its properties and uses helps aspi...
Why in news? Peru frequently appears in world news because of its political developments, economic reforms and rich cultural heritage. UPSC aspirants ...
Why in news? On 30 June 2026, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology reported a brief phreatomagmatic eruption at Taal Volcano. The ex...
Why in news? India and Greece are exploring deeper economic ties, particularly in financial services, fintech and digital payments. Understanding the ...
Why in news? Scientists studying Antarctica have reported continued activity at Mount Erebus on Ross Island. The volcano’s persistent lava lake and ...
Why in news? In late June 2026 the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board opened several floodgates of the Himayat Sagar reservoir. He...
Why in news? Progress reports released in June 2026 show that the Kiru hydroelectric project in Jammu and Kashmir has crossed 83 percent physical prog...
Why in news? Scientists from Germany’s geoscience institutes reported new findings from a dense seismic experiment around Lake Laach (Laacher See) i...
