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Daily Current Affairs for UPSC (Polity & Governance)

The daily current affairs are a substantial part of UPSC Civil Service Exam preparation as dynamic questions appear in all three stages of the examination- prelims, Mains and Interview. Polity & Governance current affairs for UPSC provide all current affairs on daily basis covering Indian polity, legislature, executive and judiciary, constitutional developments, recent amendments, Acts in news, and other political dynamics of Indian Polity. Daily current affairs play a significant role in covering UPSC Syllabus and also it produces an easy and bilateral way of cracking and ensures success in UPSC examination.

28th May 2025 (6 Topics)
Reviving India’s Inclusive Nationalism

Recent developments around India-Pakistan tensions and the legal-political controversies following dissenting voices expose the erosion of India’s pluralistic nationalism. The current trend toward c...

Transfer of 21 High Court Judges

On 26 May 2025, the Supreme Court Collegium, chaired by Chief Justice B. R. Gavai, recommended a major reshuffle involving the transfer of 21 judges across various High Courts in India and elevation o...

Biennial Rajya Sabha Polls for Tamil Nadu and Assam

The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule for the biennial elections to fill eight Rajya Sabha seats—six from Tamil Nadu and two from Assam—as part of the periodic replacement of...

Government Restores Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP)

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has reinstated RoDTEP benefits for Advance Authorisation holders, SEZs, and EOUs from June 1, 2025, via DGFT Notification No. 11/2025-26. This reverses the earlie...

Heat-Resilient Healthcare

The India 2047: Building a Climate-Resilient Future conference spotlighted extreme heat as an emerging public health emergency. Despite the early arrival of the monsoon, many regions in India faced re...

Libertarian Jurisprudence and Judicial Accountability

Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka retired from the Supreme Court of India on May 23, 2025, after a distinguished tenure marked by judicial courage and constitutional clarity. Known for upholding civil libe...

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