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25 March 2026 Current Affairs

Daily Current Affairs One-Liners – 25 March 

  • Chandigarh University Uttar Pradesh established a Centre of Excellence in Smart Healthcare, focusing on AI-driven medical innovation and digital health systems.
  • The Central Electricity Authority released a midterm review of the 20th Electric Power Survey, outlining India’s long-term electricity demand and generation adequacy.

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22-23 March Current Affairs

Daily Current Affairs One-Liners – 22 & 23 March 

  • Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited introduced India’s first LPG Automated Teller Machine in Gurugram, enabling convenient and self-service LPG access.

  • The Lok Sabha extended the tenure of the Joint Parliamentary Committee reviewing the One Nation One Election proposal until the Monsoon Session 2026.

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21 March 2026 Current Affairs UPSC-SSC-Banking level

Daily Current Affairs One-Liners – 21 March 

  • The Union Cabinet approved the Small Hydro Power Development Scheme (2026–2031) with a financial outlay of ₹2,584.60 crore to boost renewable energy capacity.
  • India and Vietnam strengthened collaboration in tribal and ethnic development through a high-level bilateral engagement in New Delhi.

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20 March 2026 Current Affairs UPSC-SSC-Banking level

Daily Current Affairs One-Liners – 20 March 

  • The Supreme Court of India invalidated age-based restrictions on maternity leave for adoptive mothers, reinforcing equality in parental benefits.

  • Scientists at Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati developed a MXene-based material capable of hydrogen generation and seawater desalination, supporting clean energy and water solutions.

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19 March 2026 Current Affairs UPSC-SSC-Banking level

Daily Current Affairs One-Liners – 19 March 

  • Kusunpur village in Kendrapada district, Odisha, is being developed as the state’s first smart village under an initiative of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research.

  • India’s unemployment rate declined slightly to 4.9% in February 2026, according to data released by the National Statistics Office under the Periodic Labour Force Survey.

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