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- Maharashtra, Kerala, Bihar and Odisha signed agreements to enable seamless digital access to credit services through farmer registry-linked authentication.
- The Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Maharashtra, Kerala, Bihar, and Odisha, and the PSB Alliance with the National Farmers' Welfare Program Implementation Society was signed at a conference on Agri Stack.
- The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has got India’s first ‘silver notice’ issued by Interpol, which will enable the probe agency to trace proceeds of crime related to the French embassy visa ‘fraud’ case, allegedly parked in different countries.
- Origin: Formed as the International Criminal Police Commission (ICPC) at the 2nd International Police Congress, Vienna, 1923.
- The Delhi Government is set to introduce a new excise policy prioritizing transparency, accountability, and social welfare.
- The policy aims to ensure quality liquor availability while safeguarding vulnerable communities.
- The policy will incorporate reforms like scientific testing, digitization, and strict action against illegal sales, learning from the past government's mistakes.
- The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare organised the National Conference on Agri Stack: Turning Data into Delivery in New Delhi.
- The conference served as a strategic platform for senior officials from the Centre and States' key stakeholders to deliberate on the progress, challenges, and future roadmap for the implementation of Agri Stack under the Digital Agriculture Mission (DAM).
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently conducted its second bond buyback auction of the current fiscal (FY26).
- The RBI received bids worth Rs 53,031 crore against a notified Rs 26,000 crore.
- A buyback is when the RBI, on behalf of the government, repurchases existing government securities (G-Secs) from the market before maturity to infuse durable liquidity into the banking system.
- Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has lost the title of world's second richest man after a period of eight years to Larry Ellison of Oracle.
- Ellison's total wealth now stands at $243 billion, surpassing Bezos' $227 billion and Mark Zuckerberg's $239 billion.
- Ellison is now only less wealthy than his longtime friend Elon Musk ($407 billion net worth).
- The Union Ministry of Power is considering mandating that new air conditioners (ACs) in India operate only within a temperature range of 20°C to 28°C to curb energy consumption.
- The government is also supporting battery storage projects with a Rs 5,400 crore viability gap fund, aiming to attract Rs 33,000 crore in investment.
- In 2004 World Blood Donor Day was first distinguished by the WHO.
- In the 58th World Health Assembly, 2005 it was declared as an annual global event.
- Birthday of Karl Landsteiner is celebrated as World Blood Donor day, he was Austrian American immunologist, pathologist and a Nobel Prize winner in 1930.
- Theme: Give blood, give hope: together we save lives.
- World Blood Donor Day: June 14.
- Delhi: National Conference on Agri Stack: Turning Data into Delivery.
- India’s 1st Silver Notice From Interpol.
- New air-conditioners to have 20 degrees C as minimum temperature.
- Jeff Bezos suffers big jolt, loses world's second richest man title.
- An Air India pilot of a London-bound Air India plane has issued a Mayday call to Air Traffic Control (ATC).
- The term “Mayday” comes from the French phrase m’aider, meaning “help me”.
- It was introduced in the early 1920s by Frederick Stanley Mockford, a radio officer at Croydon Airport in London.
- It was officially adopted in 1927, alongside the Morse code signal “SOS”.
- The Uttar Pradesh government's, National Family Benefit Scheme -- designed to provide relief to poor and vulnerable families -- has been made more transparent, efficient and people-friendly.
- The entire process from application to payment is now digital and accountable at every stage.
- As per the new framework, beneficiaries receive their financial aid within 75 days of applying.
- Indian businessman Sanjay Kapur, ex-husband of Karisma Kapoor, tragically passed away in England at 53, reportedly from a heart attack while playing polo.
- Sanjay Kapur was the Chairman of Sona Comstar, a global supplier of automotive technology, including components for electric and conventional vehicles.
- He was also the President of the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA).
- A half-century by Chinmay Sutar and useful contribution by Awais Naushad helped Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals defeat SoBo Mumbai Falcons by five wickets in a low-scoring final and clinch the T20 Mumbai League title.
- Electing to bowl, Maratha Royals restricted Mumbai Falcons to 157 for 4 in 20 overs and then reached the target with four balls to spare.
- The world’s first unified global checklist of bird species, called AviList, was officially launched, standardizing bird taxonomy across international conservation, research, and biodiversity platforms.
- AviList was created by the Working Group on Avian Checklists, under the International Ornithologists’ Union.
- It involved four years of detailed analysis and consensus-building among experts.
- A new regenerating flatworm species, Dugesia punensis, has been discovered in the Pashan Lake, Pune.
- The findings, published in the Records of the Zoological Survey of India, mark India’s first discovery of a new planarian species since 1983.
- Planarians are aquatic flatworms known for their remarkable regenerative abilities, earning them the title 'immortal under the edge of a knife'.
- RBI empowers BCs to update KYC.
- Sanjay Kapur dies in England.
- Yoga Connect 2025: Global Summit on ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’.
- Centre Approves Procurement of Over 1 Lakh MT Pulses and Oilseeds.
- Dept of Posts introduces ‘Gyan Post’.
- Department of Posts has introduced ‘Gyan Post’, a dedicated postal service for affordable delivery of educational, cultural, social and religious books.
- This initiative aligns with the New Education Policy (NEP) objectives.
- It aims to bridge the educational divide by making printed educational material more accessible and affordable across India, including remote and rural areas.
- The Centre has approved the procurement of a total quantity of 54 thousand and 166 metric tonnes of Moong under the Price Support Scheme in the States of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat for the summer crop season 2025-26.
- The Government has also approved the procurement of 50 thousand 750 metric tonnes of Groundnut in Uttar Pradesh for Summer Crop Season 2025-26.
- The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) signed a memorandum of understanding with the Bhubaneswar-based Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (IMMT).
- This marked its entry into the critical minerals sector.
- The MoU is to explore and produce critical minerals found in the Singareni mines using modern technology.
- The Ministry of Ayush is set to host ‘Yoga Connect 2025’, a hybrid global summit, on June 14, at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi.
- Centered around the theme “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” the summit will bring together an esteemed gathering of yoga practitioners, policymakers, health experts, business leaders, and researchers from India and around the world.
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Current affairs are recent events and ongoing issues of importance or interest to the general population, especially students and individuals preparing for competitive exams. Current Affairs cover the latest developments in the fields of politics, economics, social issues, science, technology, culture, etc. Staying updated with current affairs helps individuals not only stay informed about the world around them but also develop knowledge about the context and implications of these events on the world.
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Daily current affairs are important for exam preparation, particularly for competitive exams like civil services, banking, and other government examinations. Here are some reasons why incorporating daily current affairs into your study routine is essential:
Current Affairs is an Integral part of the exam syllabus: Many competitive exams have a dedicated section for current affairs or general knowledge. This section tests candidates' awareness of the latest events and issues, both nationally and globally. Staying updated with daily current affairs helps you score well in this section.
Improved General Awareness: Regularly following current affairs helps you gain a better understanding of various subjects, including politics, economics, social issues, science, and technology. This increased awareness aids in answering both direct and indirect questions related to these topics during exams.
Strengthening Analytical Skills: Keeping up with daily current affairs helps develop critical thinking and analytical skills. You can analyze the impact of events and understand their significance in the larger context. This skill is particularly useful in exams that require essay writing or descriptive answers.
Enhancing Decision-Making Abilities: Many competitive exams test candidates' decision-making abilities through scenario-based questions. Having a solid understanding of current affairs enables you to make informed decisions and answer such questions effectively.
Boosting Confidence: Staying updated with the latest current affairs not only improves your chances of scoring well in competitive exams but also boosts your confidence during interviews and group discussions. Current affairs also aid you participate in conversations, express your opinions, and present well-informed arguments, increasing your chances of success.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Current affairs often involve various subjects and disciplines. Regularly following these events helps you make connections between different subjects, enabling you to answer interdisciplinary questions that may appear on exams.
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Current Affairs are important to keep up with the changing world and remain aware of what's happening globally and nationally.
What is the Difference Between News and Current Affairs?
News reports recent events, while Current Affairs explains the background, context, relevance and impact of those events.
How to Memorize Current Affairs?
You can memorize current affairs by reading every day, making concept maps, flashcards, practicing quizzes and discussing current topics.
How to Prepare Current Affairs for UPSC?
For UPSC, prepare current affairs from The Hindu or Indian Express newspapers, monthly magazines (Yojana, Kurukshetra) and the latest India Year Book by the Government Of India. Focus on static and dynamic segments.
How to Prepare Current Affairs for SSC Exams?
For SSC exams, prepare current affairs from Testbook monthly magazines and daily current affairs PDFs focusing on static GK and India-related world events.
How Many Months of Current Affairs for Government Exams?
6 to 12 months of current affairs is sufficient for most government exams.
How to Make Current Affairs Notes?
Make separate notes for national, international and static GK current affairs. Use headings, bullet points, diagrams and highlighters for effective revision.
What are the Main Topics of Current Affairs?
The main topics of current affairs are government policies, the national economy, the environment, science & tech, sports and important days & events.