The day’s current affairs covered in full — the terms, names and facts UPSC actually asks about, in six languages.
Why in news?A study published on 16 September 2026 has identified an unexpected route through which a disease-causing fungus can develop drug resistan...
Why in news?Astronomers have confirmed a very young planet still embedded in the disc of material around its parent star. The planet, Elias 2-24 b, li...
Why in news?A Doppler weather radar was inaugurated at Sambalpur in western Odisha on 17 September 2026. The Ministry of Earth Sciences described it a...
Why in news? A 15 September report in The Times of India highlighted indigenous semiconductor technology for radars and electronic-warfare equipment. ...
Why in news? A 15 September report in The Tribune highlighted research on Pangwala residents of Himachal Pradesh’s Pangi valley and migrants from th...
Why in news? Researchers have identified Spanish dinosaur fossils as Diplodocus, a long-necked plant-eater previously confirmed only from North Americ...
Why in news?An Indian government announcement on 15 September 2026 described a new use of artificial intelligence, or AI, in science communication. Th...
Why in news?A study publicised by medical publisher BMJ Group has linked low vitamin D levels with greater pain after breast cancer surgery. It follow...
Why in news? G. Nishiyama and colleagues argue that Mercury’s long-term contraction may have been underestimated. Their study, published on 10 Septe...
Why in news? Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University researchers have linked Malabari goats with maternal lineages around the Arabian region ...
Why in news? An oncologist’s commentary in The Hindu on 12 September 2026 called for better melanoma awareness suited to Indian patients. Professor ...
Why in news? A report from Rohtak drew attention to adults whose celiac disease presented through symptoms beyond the digestive system. The Tribune’...
