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UPSSSC PET CURRENT AFFAIRS 2026 | UPSSSC PET 2026 CURRENT AFFAIRS MARATHON CLASS - VIVEK SIR

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Main ideas & concepts covered (current affairs marathon)

1) Course structure + learning approach (by the main teacher)

Vivek invites students to a long current affairs marathon for exams like UPSSSC PET and related competitive tests.

He repeatedly emphasizes:

  • Sit with pen and paper, read carefully, and revise.
  • Attempt answers after understanding, not by blind guessing.
  • Follow consistent practice, share class links, and do topic-wise revision.
  • Use a routine such as:
    • Two revision blocks (first 10 days, second 10 days), followed by additional super tests.

2) FAO awards & specific award facts (focus: memorization)

Key points are taught like exam MCQs:

  • FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization)
    • Established: 16 October 1945
    • Headquarters: Rome, Italy
  • FAO 100 Women Heroes Award
    • Recipient: Z T Lalri Thangi
    • State: Mizoram
  • FAO Agri-Agri / Agri-Cola Medal
    • Prime Minister Narendra Modi is referenced as honored with an FAO medal (as stated in the subtitles)
  • Soil Farmer Hero Award
    • Recipient: V T Valluban
    • State: Tamil Nadu

Lesson takeaway: These are linked to FAO; the “high-yield” parts are dates/headquarters plus recipient states.


3) Sports & major event calendars (Asiad + multiple sports GK)

Asian Games 2026 (high emphasis)

  • Event: 20th Asian Games
  • Timing: until 4 October (held during 19 Sep–4 Oct, as implied by subtitle phrasing)
  • Host location: Aichi and Nagoya, Japan
  • Occurs in Japan for the 3rd time
  • Motto: “Imagine One Asia”
  • Mascot concept: described as a “companion” mascot (per subtitles)
  • Organizer: Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
    • OCA headquarters context referenced in subtitles
  • Medals mentioned:
    • Mirabai Chanu: silver medal at Asian Games 2026
      • Weight category referenced: 49 kg
      • Subtitle contains an error-like mention of “bharatan” (wrestling-style term)

Other sports GK taught (examples)

Sports references include cricket, football, hockey, table tennis, chess, badminton, athletics, etc. Examples explicitly covered:

  • Hockey (India women): Savita Punia mentioned with 321 matches and achievements after 44 years
    • Mentions finals vs China and a Hockey Nations Cup vs New Zealand.
  • Volleyball:
    • “Men’s Asian Volleyball Championship” in Japan
    • Champion: Japan; Runner-up: Iran
  • Football:
    • SAFF Championship: India women win vs Bangladesh
    • Mentions venues such as Margao / Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Goa)
    • Mentions tournaments like Durand Cup (East Bengal) and Santosh Trophy (Services vs Kerala)
  • Tennis:
    • Grand Slams order and winners taught using mnemonic style (some names appear garbled due to captions).

4) International organizations & governance facts (UN, OCA, WEF, etc.)

UN General Assembly (81st session) (as asked)

  • UN headquarters: New York, USA
  • Session detail:
    • First session: London (as stated in subtitles)
  • First woman chairperson / Indian president referenced:
    • Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
  • 81st session chair:
    • Khalil Ur Rehman (Bangladesh Foreign Minister mentioned)
  • Timing:
    • 81st session said to occur in September, on the third Tuesday (as stated)

World Economic Forum (Gender Gap Index)

  • India’s rank in Global Gender Gap Index: 131
  • Released by: World Economic Forum
  • WEF HQ: Geneva
  • Reference comparisons:
    • Iceland ranked first
    • “Iceland first / Chad last” type comparisons taught

5) Environment, climate, and conservation

Ozone Day

  • World Ozone Day: 16 September every year
  • Linked to: Montreal Protocol
  • Signing date referenced: 16 September 1987
  • Enters into force: January 1989
  • Ozone location: stratosphere (O₃)

Climate plans and portals

  • NAPCC (National Action Plan on Climate Change)
    • Launched: 2008
    • Contains 8 missions
  • India Net Zero Carbon Emissions dashboard
    • Launched by Kirti Vardhan Singh (Union Minister named in subtitles)

Other environmental / conference topics

  • India International Water Week (22–26 Sept)
    • Theme: “Climate Resilient Water Management”
    • Partner countries: Netherlands and Germany
  • Stockholm Water Week
    • Theme described as “Water for People and Progress”
  • Global Circular Economy Forum
    • Location: Gandhinagar, Gujarat
    • Dates: 15–18 September
  • Global recycling / zero-waste days:
    • Zero Waste Day: 30 March
    • Plastic Bag Free Day: 3 July

Conservation examples

  • Clouded leopard conservation mission: led by Meghalaya government (as stated)
  • Project Tiger
    • Launch: September 1973
    • International Big Cat Alliance mentioned (association described)

6) Defense, military exercises, and security GK

Exercises listed with between-country pairing + location:

  • Eager Lion
    • Between: US and Jordan
    • Held in 2026 in the United States (subtitles mention a Jordan → US shift)
    • Memorization notes included (currency / Amman / dinar context for Jordan)
  • Veer Guardian
    • Between: India and Japan
    • Location: Jodhpur, Rajasthan (2026)
  • Daring Guardian
    • Mentioned in context of India–Japan Air Forces
  • Yudh Abhyas 2026
    • 22nd edition: India and America
    • Held in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand (as per subtitles)
  • Drone / “Assured Lab” style security mention:
    • “Aashast Lab” created in New Delhi
    • Acronym expansion described as “assessment and analysis…” (as stated)

7) Technology & space (rockets, satellites, data centers, telecom zones)

Telecom Manufacturing Zone (TMZ)

  • Location: Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
  • Called India/Asia’s first telecom manufacturing zone
  • Linked Telecom Day:
    • Celebrated: 17 May
    • Connected to ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
      • Founded: May 17, 1865
      • HQ: Geneva

Space / satellites / rockets

  • NASA GRACE Roman telescope
    • Launch source: NASA
    • HQ referenced: Washington DC
    • Launch center: Kennedy Space Center, Florida
  • EOS satellite
    • Earth observation satellites “EOS-03 / EOS-05” and GSAT-1A mentioned with orbit/launch-date context
    • Subtitles include some caption errors, but key takeaway is EOS/GEO-style observation satellite details.

Data centers / data corridors

  • UP Data Centre Policy
    • Target for additional capacity: about ~2–3 GW (subtitles mention 2 GW / 3 GW)
  • NPCI / UPI
    • UPI full form: Unified Payments Interface
    • Pilot: 11 April 2016
    • Full rollout: 25 August 2016
    • Subtitle includes transaction-volume numbers

8) Awards & cultural GK

Large sections cover:

  • Dadasaheb Phalke Award (lifetime achievement)
  • National Film Awards
    • Mentions the 72nd National Film Awards in 2026 (for 2024 films)
    • Mentions winners (director/actor/actress) with subtitles (some may be inaccurate due to caption issues)
  • Rajbhasha Kirti Awards / Hindi implementation awards
    • Location: Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
    • Dates: 14–15 Sept
  • Sansad Ratna Award and other parliamentary recognition awards
    • Names/figures referenced from subtitles

9) Economy & policies (UPI, indices, manufacturing hubs)

  • UPI merchant discount rate
    • 0.4% merchant discount mentioned
    • Conditions for no fee below certain transaction limits (as described in subtitles)
  • NPCI
    • Established: 2008
    • HQ: Mumbai
  • Environmental Performance Index (EPI)
    • India stated to be around 176th of 177
    • Reference comparisons:
      • Estonia mentioned as first
      • Laos mentioned as second-last

10) Electoral / social facts & public policy day/guideline GK

  • Child marriage elimination
    • UN day on 27 November 2026 (as per subtitles)
  • Child Labour Prohibition Day
    • 12 June
  • Girl Child Day
    • 24 January (International Girl Child Day)

Speakers / sources featured (as named in the subtitles)

  1. Vivek Sir (main teacher/speaker; “I am Vivek… Vivek sir” throughout)
  2. FAO / Food and Agriculture Organization
  3. Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
  4. World Economic Forum (WEF)
  5. United Nations (UN)
  6. Kirti Vardhan Singh (Union Minister referenced)
  7. Khalil Ur Rehman (named chair in the UN session segment)
  8. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (named as first woman chair referenced)
  9. Prime Minister Narendra Modi (referenced across multiple segments)
  10. NITI Aayog (referenced as an organization)

Note: The video also mentions many event organizers/awardees, but the subtitles mainly provide “who” and “what”; the list above includes the named individuals and institutions clearly shown as speakers/sources.

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