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November 26, 2025

Daily current affairs:November 26, 2025

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India to Host 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad

Short Description : India has secured the bid to host the centenary edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2030, with Ahmedabad as the host city, marking a major milestone for Indian sports.

Long Description : In a landmark decision, the Commonwealth Games Federation confirmed that India will host the historic 100th Commonwealth Games in 2030. Ahmedabad, Gujarat, will serve as the focal city for the event, leveraging new and existing infrastructure to showcase the nation's advancing sporting capabilities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the victory, stating that this achievement reaffirms India's collective commitment to sports and positions India as a global sports destination. The bid's success is expected to further accelerate sports development through major policy reforms, support for athletes, and expanded international event hosting, laying the groundwork for future Olympic aspirations.
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India Observes Constitution Day Nationwide

Short Description : Across the country, Constitution Day is being commemorated with events highlighting the history, importance, and contemporary relevance of the Indian Constitution.

Long Description : November 26 is Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas), marking the adoption of the Constitution of India in 1949. The Ministry of Panchayati Raj and other government agencies led coordinated observances, including 'Preamble Wall' installations and youth engagement campaigns in rural and urban local bodies. Educational and civic institutions organized debates, awareness drives, and readings of the Preamble, reinforcing the Constitution’s role in shaping governance and protecting citizens’ rights. The focus was on inclusive growth, participatory democracy, and enhancing awareness about constitutional values essential for future development.
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Union Budget 2025-26: Major Allocations & Focus Areas

Short Description : The Union Budget 2025-26 prioritizes rural and urban development, welfare schemes, and increased funding for health, education, and infrastructure.

Long Description : The Union Budget 2025-26 targets a fiscal deficit of 4.4% of GDP. A new Urban Challenge Fund and enhanced allocations to flagship schemes like MGNREGS, PM Awas Yojana, and PM Kisan demonstrate the government’s inclusive development focus. The Budget also increases resource allocation for central sector and centrally sponsored schemes, with a strong emphasis on women’s ownership in housing, school education, and social welfare. Urban and rural rejuvenation, technology-enabled monitoring, and climate-resilient infrastructure are among the priorities, aligning with Viksit Bharat 2047 goals.
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Launch of ₹1 Lakh Crore RDI Scheme for Research & Innovation

Short Description : The government launches the Research, Development, and Innovation (RDI) Scheme with a ₹1 lakh crore fund, aiming to enhance India’s R&D and innovation ecosystem.

Long Description : On November 3, 2025, the government unveiled the RDI Scheme to drive research, innovation, and private sector participation in science and technology. The scheme seeks to make India a global leader in quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, and clean technologies. With the rise in domestic patents and advanced technology hubs across academic and research institutions, the scheme will mobilize funds via both government and industry, supporting collaborative and high-impact research. Strategic missions include the National Quantum Mission and major investments in India’s semiconductor ecosystem, deep-tech startups, and digital public infrastructure.
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SC-Backed Creation of Tiger Reserve in Goa

Short Description : A Supreme Court-appointed committee recommends that Goa notify a new tiger reserve in two phases, strengthening wildlife protection in the Western Ghats.

Long Description : To augment tiger conservation in the ecologically sensitive Western Ghats, the Central Empowered Committee recommended that the Goa government proceed with notifying a dedicated tiger reserve. This initiative would boost biodiversity, restore ecological balance, and ensure a secure habitat for tigers and other threatened species. It aligns with the broader national strategy for wildlife preservation, as India, home to 58 tiger reserves, remains committed to protecting its apex predators as key indicators of ecosystem health. The new reserve would also generate ecotourism and sustainable livelihood opportunities for local communities.
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Army Plans to Raise Agniveer Vacancies to 1 Lakh Annually

Short Description : To address the personnel shortfall, the Indian Army is considering increasing Agniveer recruitment to over 1 lakh per year, nearly doubling the current intake.

Long Description : Facing a deficiency of approximately 1.8 lakh soldiers, the Indian Army is planning to significantly expand annual Agniveer recruitment. The Agnipath scheme, launched in 2022, attracts youth for four-year tenures with the possibility of permanent induction. Despite ongoing retirements, scaling up recruitment is crucial to maintaining optimal force strength. The move is expected to address both manpower gaps and rejuvenate the armed forces’ demographic profile, ensuring the military remains agile and prepared for future challenges.
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PMJVK Portal & Mechanism Launched to Enhance Development in Minority-Concentrated Areas

Short Description : Ministry of Minority Affairs launches a robust PMJVK portal and fund-flow system to better implement, monitor, and deliver benefits under minority schemes.

Long Description : The National Review Meeting for the Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK) focused on fast-tracking welfare, educational, and infrastructure development projects in minority-dense areas. The new digital PMJVK portal and SNA SPARSH mechanism aim to improve transparency, enable real-time monitoring, and geo-tag project assets, ensuring faster, more accountable fund releases. The Ministry urged states and union territories to adhere to these improved processes and stressed the program's role in the inclusive Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
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India’s Dairy Sector: Gopal Ratna Awards 2025 Announced

Short Description : National Gopal Ratna Awards honor the best dairy farmers, cooperatives, and technicians; announced on National Milk Day, underscoring dairy’s importance in the rural economy.

Long Description : The Ministry of Animal Husbandry and Dairying announced the winners of the National Gopal Ratna Awards 2025 to recognize outstanding contributions to dairy farming, cooperatives, and artificial insemination. The awards, presented on National Milk Day (November 26), highlight the role of the dairy sector in rural livelihoods, with India aiming to produce 32% of global milk by 2026. Ongoing policy interventions—such as GST reforms and technology-driven initiatives—are projected to drive increased productivity, food security, and women-led growth, with ambitious processing targets set for 2028–29.
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Major Environmental and Climate Court Rulings

Short Description : Courts issued significant orders on forest and marine conservation, pollution incidents, and climate adaptation programs on November 26.

Long Description : Court digests from November 26 feature judgments and orders on the protection of biodiversity hotspots, enforcement of pollution control norms, and mandates for environmental restoration in affected regions. Highlights include enforcement actions for illegal encroachments, expanded buffer zones near protected areas, rulings on industrial emissions, and support for new afforestation projects. These directions aim to ensure sustainable development, protect native ecosystems, and address climate resilience across India.
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Climate Change Disrupts Assam’s Tea Industry

Short Description : Increased climate volatility is impacting tea production in Assam, threatening yields, livelihoods, and India’s export potential as a leading tea producer.

Long Description : Erratic rainfall, temperature rise, and invasive pests are increasingly endangering tea plantations in Assam, home to a majority of India’s tea output. These disruptions have led to reduced yields, altered tea flavor profiles, and jeopardized the incomes of scores of small and marginal growers. Experts stress the urgent need for adaptive strategies, improved pest management, and enhanced climate resilience programs to safeguard the future of Assam’s tea sector, which is vital not only for the Indian economy but also as a global export commodity.
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Impact RISE Initiative Launched by IIT Kharagpur

Short Description : IIT Kharagpur introduces Impact RISE to drive research and innovation aligned with sustainable development and societal change.

Long Description : The Impact RISE initiative: Research, Innovation, Skilling, and Entrepreneurship, seeks to bridge academic research with community needs and sustainability goals. Core missions focus on climate resilience in the Sundarbans, affordable AI-health diagnostics, women’s health, and clean water technologies. By involving academic experts, entrepreneurs, and local partners, the program aims to deliver climate-adaptive technology solutions, enhance skilling, and foster innovation-led societal transformation, especially in vulnerable and underserved regions.
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Banking Outlook to Improve as Margin Pressures Ease

Short Description : Indian banks are set for profitability gains in FY 2026, supported by reforms, credit growth, and potential rate cuts.

Long Description : S&P Global Market Intelligence projects a positive banking outlook for India in the next fiscal, with improving net interest margins, enhanced government support, and rising credit offtake. Major banks like HDFC, ICICI, and SBI are primed to benefit from solid asset quality, falling funding costs, and substantial domestic consumption. The Reserve Bank of India’s pro-growth approach, continued reforms, and expected recovery in credit demand are likely to drive the sector’s performance and investor sentiment.
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Cabinet Approves Rail Multitracking Projects for Gujarat, Maharashtra

Short Description : The Centre cleared two major multitracking projects to boost passenger and freight connectivity in high-traffic railway corridors.

Long Description : As part of Indian Railways' modernization and decongestion efforts, the Union Cabinet has approved the construction of additional tracks on key routes in Gujarat and Maharashtra. These projects will leverage both public and private investments to expand capacity, reduce bottlenecks, and enhance rail logistics for industries and commuters. Improved connectivity is expected to catalyze regional growth, reinforce India’s logistics competitiveness under the PM Gati Shakti scheme, and support sustainable urbanization in rapidly growing regions.
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Supreme Court Landmark Judgments on Bail and Succession

Short Description : The Supreme Court delivered crucial rulings clarifying bail application procedures, state involvement in succession matters, and energy sector regulations.

Long Description : Key Supreme Court decisions included directions for prompt bail hearings to avoid prolonged uncertainty; interpretation of government rights in succession and probate cases; and upholding proportional fuel allocation in energy distribution during coal shortages. These judgments are expected to streamline judicial efficiency, clarify legal principles on property succession, and strengthen regulatory consistency in the power sector—each bearing significant governance and social impact, as documented in recent legal digests.
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National Policy Push on Digital Governance and Social Inclusion

Short Description : Several ministries push for improved transparency, digital tracking, and inclusive development initiatives, focusing on last-mile delivery in welfare schemes.

Long Description : Major government programs, including PMJVK and Digital India, are accelerating the use of digital tools and real-time monitoring systems in welfare and infrastructure projects. Enhanced fund tracking, geo-tagging for accountability, and mobile apps for project management are at the core of these drives. These reforms aim to minimize leakages, facilitate timely service delivery, and empower communities through transparent governance, reinforcing commitments to Viksit Bharat 2047 and sustainable nation-building.
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Parliamentary Bills Passed: Taxation and Sports Governance

Short Description : The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha passed key bills, including the Taxation Laws (Amendment), the National Sports Governance Bill, and several regional legislations, amid opposition protests.

Long Description : Despite noisy protests, Parliament cleared bills amending tax laws, anti-doping legislation, and reforms for sports governance. Additionally, special legislation focused on regional issues such as Manipur’s budget and GST alignment, and the Readjustment of Representation of Scheduled Tribes in Goa. These bills are designed to enhance tax compliance, ensure cleaner sports practices, and streamline fiscal governance. Discussions in Parliament also addressed opposition criticism, with the government reiterating its readiness for broader legislative debate.