2015 articles · Page 99 of 101
Researchers discovered a new plant named Fimbristylis wayanadensis in the Western Ghats' high-altitude regions of Kerala. This discovery highlights the biodiversity of the area and emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts, especially in fragile mountain ecosystems. The information is relevant for UPSC/PSC exam aspirants studying biodiversity and ecological hotspots.
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The Indian Army showcased its advanced combat skills during Exercise Brahmastra in Rajasthan, highlighting the integration of air and ground forces. The deployment of Apache helicopters and indigenous platforms underlines India’s focus on modern warfare preparedness, important for UPSC/PSC exams.
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C.D. Gopinath was one of India's early cricket players and part of the team that achieved India’s first Test victory in 1952. His contributions helped lay the foundation for Indian cricket, making his death a significant event in the sport’s history. This summary covers his role and the importance of the 1952 victory for exams.
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Mumbai's real estate sector is launching a pilot project to incorporate AI-driven systems that ensure healthier indoor air. This initiative aims to improve urban living by focusing on air quality, reflecting growing concerns about pollution and occupant well-being.
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On April 9, a small asteroid named 2026 GD passed close to Earth, but posed no threat. This event showcases NASA’s efforts to observe near-Earth objects and ensure planetary safety, which is important for understanding potential space hazards in exams.
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The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has established a special committee to develop strategies for improving agricultural resilience in India. This initiative aims to address climate change and resource challenges, making Indian agriculture more sustainable, which is important for exam preparation.
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IIM Rohtak secured first place at the Hermes Dialogue 6.0, a major national debate organized by BIMTECH. The event brought together students from top institutions across India and many countries to discuss global issues, especially energy independence, which is vital for national and international security. This highlights the growing role of management schools in global policy debates essential for UPSC/PSC exams.
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A tagged Sanderling, a small migratory shorebird, was recently seen on Narcondam Island after flying over 7,400 km from South Australia. This highlights the bird's impressive migration ability and the importance of remote islands for bird conservation, which is crucial for UPSC/PSC aspirants.
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Scientists have observed the shellear fish in Congo climbing waterfalls up to 15 metres high. This discovery shows their special adaptations for survival and highlights the ecological importance of the Congo Basin, which is useful for exam preparation.
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The UAE has introduced the world's first commercial 10G U6GHz internet network, marking a major step in advanced wireless communication. This development enhances high-speed internet capabilities, which is important for exam preparation on global technological progress.
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Mohsina Kidwai, a senior Congress leader and former Union minister, passed away at the age of 94. Her death marks the end of an era in Indian politics, especially among Muslim women leaders and party organizers. The article details her life, political career, and contributions.
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Astronomers have found a unique planetary system 120 light-years away that contains two Earth-like planets. This discovery challenges existing theories of how solar systems form and offers new insights into planetary evolution for exam preparation.
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India’s Government e Marketplace (GeM) has achieved a total Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) of ₹18.4 lakh crore, with over ₹5 lakh crore in just the 2025–26 financial year. This reflects the increasing adoption of digital procurement and strengthens transparency and efficiency in government buying processes.
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Payal Nag, an 18-year-old from Odisha, became the first quadruple amputee to win an international archery gold medal. Her achievement at the 2026 World Para Archery Series Final in Bangkok is a historic milestone for Indian and global para sports.
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The European Union has included PFAS chemicals in its water pollution monitoring standards, reflecting global concern over these long-lasting harmful chemicals. This step aims to better regulate their presence and protect public health, a key point for exam preparation.
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On April 7, 2026, World Health Day was celebrated to raise awareness about global health issues. The event emphasized the importance of scientific research, international cooperation, and strong healthcare systems for a healthier future, relevant for civil service exam candidates.
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India has reached a significant milestone with its Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) in Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu, achieving criticality. This step is crucial for beginning active power generation and advancing India’s three-stage nuclear energy plan.
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Police recently rescued 16 Indian Softshell turtles during a routine check in Greater Noida, bringing attention to illegal wildlife trading. These turtles are endangered and protected by law, highlighting the need to conserve aquatic biodiversity.
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Bangladesh has launched a quick immunisation campaign aimed at over a million children due to a rapidly spreading measles outbreak. This effort is crucial to control the disease and prevent serious health complications, especially among vulnerable groups. It highlights the importance of immunisation in disease prevention for exam topics.
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Scientists have achieved a major breakthrough by trapping infrared light in a structure just 40 nanometres thick, much thinner than a human hair. This innovation enhances our understanding of light manipulation at tiny scales, opening new technological possibilities.
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