Today’s Current Affairs: PM Sets 125-Day Target for New Government, Oppn Sticks to Will Ban Quota Rhetoric Prime Minister Narendra Modi has revealed a blueprint for the next 125 days, aiming to engage the youth and incorporate their ideas into the government’s agenda. With a focus on key priorities like women, farmers, and the poor, ...
Today’s Current Affairs: BCCI Secretary Jay Shah is optimistic about the Indian men’s cricket team winning the 2024 T20 World Cup. In a recent interview, Shah highlighted the team’s balance between form and experience, emphasizing the need for overseas exposure in team selection. He also discussed the success of the 2020 IPL amidst the pandemic ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Bison Herd in Romania Could Offset CO2 Equal To 2 Million Cars Researchers studying European bison in Romania have found that these large herbivores may be a powerful tool in the fight against climate change. A herd of just 170 bison could store an amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent to taking ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Businessman Behind Mumbai Billboard Collapse Arrested After Evading Police for 3 Days Bhavesh Bhinde, the businessman responsible for the tragic billboard collapse in Mumbai’s Ghatkopar, was apprehended in Rajasthan’s Udaipur after a intense manhunt. The collapse resulted in 16 deaths and 75 injuries, sparking calls for stricter safety regulations in the city. ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Gary Kirsten Takes on the Role of Pakistan’s New White-Ball Coach Pakistan’s cricket team is undergoing a period of transition as they welcome Gary Kirsten as their new white-ball coach. Despite not being physically present with the team yet, Kirsten has wasted no time in assessing the challenges ahead. With recent poor ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Supreme Court of India made a significant ruling to protect private property from arbitrary state takeover. The court emphasized the importance of following mandatory procedures for compulsory acquisition and granting fair compensation to owners. The judgment highlighted the right to property as a constitutional and human right, stressing the need for proper ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Barcelona Secures Victory Against Almeria Barcelona managed to secure a win against bottom-placed Almeria, extending their lead over Girona and moving to second place in the league standings. Despite a slow start, Fermin Lopez’s early goal gave the Catalans a perfect beginning. The team’s performance improved in the second half, with Lopez ...
Today’s Current Affairs: NASA is gearing up to launch twin satellites as part of the PREFIRE mission to study the heat exchange between Earth and space in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. These tiny satellites, equipped with thermal infrared spectrometers, will provide crucial data on how Earth’s polar regions influence climate change. By measuring the ...
Today’s Current Affairs shed light on the increasing demand for Schengen visas in India, with a staggering 9.7 lakh applications last year, marking a 44% rise from 2022. The surge in applications, fueled by pent-up travel aspirations, has led to a scarcity of visa interview slots, causing frustration among eager travelers. Countries like China witnessed ...
Today’s Current Affairs: Supreme Court Grants Arvind Kejriwal Interim Bail for Lok Sabha Election Campaign Amid claims and counter-claims by lawyers for the Enforcement Directorate and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, the Supreme Court clarified that it had not made any exceptions while granting him interim bail until June 1 for the Lok Sabha election campaign. ...
