Current affairs
Current affairs, with the source attached
Summarised from official releases rather than rewritten from other sites, and every item links to the release it came from so you can check it yourself.
July 2026
- 27 Jul 2026Banking
Banking current affairs, 27 July 2026: Rabobank leaves the Second Schedule
RBI removes Rabobank from the Second Schedule, issues draft securitisation amendment directions, and penalises four cooperative banks. Each item linked to the official release, with the concept the exam actually tests.
- 26 Jul 2026BankingRailways
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Read the primary sources yourself
Nothing here is a substitute for the body that made the announcement, and the point of citing them is that you can check. These two feeds cover most of what these exams ask.
- Reserve Bank of India press releases
Policy decisions, regulatory directions, penalties and appointments. For banking exams this is the single most valuable feed there is.
- Press Information Bureau
Releases from every ministry, including Railways. Schemes, projects and Cabinet decisions.