What is Current Affairs?

Current affairs refer to daily important events and news updates happening in India and around the world. They cover politics, economy, science & technology, sports, environment, and international relations. For competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Banking, and APPSC, current affairs are a key scoring section.Current affairs often become the deciding factor between aspirants who get selected and those who do not.

How to cover Current Affairs for UPSC/APPSC?

For UPSC/APPSC, cover at least 12 months of current affairs, focusing on government schemes, international relations, economy, and science-tech. Use a standard newspaper ( The Hindu or Indian Express ), PIB, and monthly current affairs compilations. Revision is the key.

How to prepare Current Affairs for UPSC/APPSC?

Read daily newspapers. Refer to government sources (PIB, PRS, Yojana, Kurukshetra). Use monthly compilations from trusted websites (ReadinRoomz). Make your own short notes and revise them before prelims & mains. Practice MCQs and answer writing based on current affairs.

Is PIB good for current affairs?

Yes, PIB (Press Information Bureau) is one of the most authentic sources for government-related news, schemes, and policies. It is especially important for UPSC and state PSC exams. However, PIB articles are lengthy and often technical, which makes them difficult to follow.

How to use PIB for current affairs?

To use PIB effectively, aspirants should: Focus only on exam-relevant articles (schemes, policies, economy, environment, international relations). Make short notes for revision. Link news with static subjects (e.g., Budget news with Economy). Since this process is time-consuming, Readingroomz Current Affairs saves aspirants’ time by already filtering PIB and other sources, giving you ready-to-read notes + quizzes + PDFs every day.

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Mahindra Group will produce C-390 Military Aircraft

Recently Brazilian aerospace, Embraer opened its office in Delhi. Brazilian aerospace, Embraer signed an agreement with Mahindra Group to produce C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in February 2024. The strategic cooperation aims to facilitate joint marketing, production, and maintenance of the C-390 aircraft, strengthening India’s aerospace capabilities and self-reliance under the ‘Make in India’ and ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ initiatives.

Madagascar New President

Colonel Michael Randrianirina was sworn in as the new President following a military takeover in Madagascar.

Chandrayaan-2 Makes First-Ever Observation on Lunar Exosphere

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced that the CHACE-2 (Chandra’s Atmospheric Composition Explorer-2) payload onboard the Chandrayaan-2 orbiter made a first-ever observation of the effect of the Sun’s Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) on the lunar exosphere — the Moon’s extremely thin atmosphere.

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Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh Dhiraj Singh Thakur.

Advocate-General of Andhra Pradesh Dammalapati Srinivas.

White Tiger ‘Sameer’ Passes Away at Tirupati Zoo

‘Sameer’, a 19-year-old white tiger and one of the star attractions at the Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park (SVZP) in Tirupati, passed away due to age-related ailments. The tiger had been brought from Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad, in 2011 as a five-year-old cub.

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What is Current Affairs?

Current affairs refer to daily important events and news updates happening in India and around the world. They cover politics, economy, science & technology, sports, environment, and international relations. For competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Banking, and APPSC, current affairs are a key scoring section.Current affairs often become the deciding factor between aspirants who get selected and those who do not.
How to cover Current Affairs for UPSC/APPSC?

For UPSC/APPSC, cover at least 12 months of current affairs, focusing on government schemes, international relations, economy, and science-tech. Use a standard newspaper (The Hindu or Indian Express), PIB, and monthly current affairs compilations. Revision is the key.
How to prepare Current Affairs for UPSC/APPSC?

Read daily newspapers.
Refer to government sources (PIB, PRS, Yojana, Kurukshetra).
Use monthly compilations from trusted websites (ReadinRoomz).
Make your own short notes and revise them before prelims & mains.
Practice MCQs and answer writing based on current affairs.
Is PIB good for current affairs?

Yes, PIB (Press Information Bureau) is one of the most authentic sources for government-related news, schemes, and policies. It is especially important for UPSC and state PSC exams. However, PIB articles are lengthy and often technical, which makes them difficult to follow.
How to use PIB for current affairs?

To use PIB effectively, aspirants should:
Focus only on exam-relevant articles (schemes, policies, economy, environment, international relations).
Make short notes for revision.
Link news with static subjects (e.g., Budget news with Economy).
Since this process is time-consuming, Readingroomz Current Affairs saves aspirants’ time by already filtering PIB and other sources, giving you ready-to-read notes + quizzes + PDFs every day.

Disclaimer: The subheading “Hindu Current Affairs” used in this article refers only to current affairs content sourced from The Hindu Newspaper. This section is provided solely for educational and informational purposes to assist competitive exam aspirants in their preparation. We do not claim ownership of the original reporting, and all credit belongs to The Hindu.