The day’s current affairs covered in full — the terms, names and facts UPSC actually asks about, in six languages.
Why in news?The Ministry of Tribal Affairs launched Jago at a national conclave in Mysuru. It is an artificial intelligence assistant for information ...
Why in news?A recent Indian public-health discussion called for wider attention to Salmonella infections. The bacteria can cause typhoid, short intest...
Why in news?Researchers published a large comparative study of gut bacteria among communities in India and Sri Lanka. The study included 575 healthy a...
Why in news?Scientists at the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research developed a new amyloid-detection platform. It combines a fluor...
Why in news?The Ministry of Tribal Affairs launched the upgraded Adi Vaani platform in Mysuru on 24 August. The launch added an iOS application, five ...
Why in news?Researchers at the Indian Council of Medical Research’s National Institute of Nutrition studied lead in a human neuroblastoma-derived ce...
Why in news?A peer-reviewed study published on 21 August 2026 mapped four antibody-binding sites on a key viral protein. The work concerns Crimean-Con...
Why in news?The National Skill Development Corporation and Cultus Education announced a nationwide digital-skilling initiative on 23 August 2026. Amaz...
Why in news?A study published in Nature Communications on 18 August 2026 explained the narwhal tusk’s unusual structure. Researchers found opposite ...
Why in news?A new systematic review estimated that horizontal strabismus affects 1.81 per cent of the current global population. That proportion repre...
Why in news?The Democratic Republic of the Congo will receive 70,000 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine. The World Health Organization and Africa Centr...
Why in news? India’s Ministry of Science and Technology highlighted RK-251, a new experimental cancer drug candidate. Researchers from two Guwahati ...
