National Current Affairs

Language is a significant part of India’s cultural and educational identity. There are 22 languages recognized in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution as official languages. The Government of India sets aside money for the promotion, preservation, and development of the languages listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution. Over the past 10 years,

The Government of India has launched the Dharti Aaba Janbhagidari Abhiyan (DAJA), the largest campaign for empowering tribal communities in independent India. It is running from 15 June to 15 July 2025, the month-long campaign is reaching over 5.5 crore tribal citizens directly over a period of 31 States and Union Territories, over 550 districts,

In a significant change for India’s quantum technology ecosystem, Andhra Pradesh will host the country’s first Quantum Computing Valley Amaravati by January, 2026, according to Katamneni Bhaskar, Secretary, ITE&C during a high-level workshop in Vijayawada. The Amaravati Quantum Valley Tech Park will serve as India’s national innovation hub, which complements the objectives of the National

Recent research has demonstrated the feasibility of using Favipiravir as a therapeutic option when it comes to Chandipura virus (CHPV). These preclinical studies were performed by the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune, and showed that it was capable of decreasing the viral load in tissues and improving survival time in treated animals. Chandipura

In a historic step toward digital sovereignty and national security, the Government of India will soon enforce the use of Indian Standard Time (IST) in all legal, commercial, digital, and administrative contexts. The Indian Standard Time (Legal Metrology) Rules, 2025 will soon be notified, with the goal of transitioning away from reliance on foreign time

In India, as part of progress in gender budgeting, a Gender Budgeting Knowledge Hub has been launched. The purpose of the hub is to improve the understanding and functioning of the gender budgeting processes in various sectors. The launch occurred at a national consultation in New Delhi, indicating the government’s commitment to gender equal governance.

In an exciting discovery in India, a copper plate inscription from the year 1456 CE has been found from the Srisailam Mallikarjunaswamy temple in Andhra Pradesh. This inscription is the first epigraphical reference to Halley’s Comet in the history of India. It has been announced by Dr. K. Munirathnam Reddy, Director Epigraphy Branch, Archaeological Survey