👌అవార్డులు Last 9 months |Jan - September| current affairs, 2026 | important topics, 2025

Overview

This video is a competitive-exams-focused roundup of major awards covered from January to September 2026 (with “Part 1” covering several key award types). The presenter’s main message is that these award facts commonly generate 2–3 direct questions in exams. Viewers are urged to memorize recipients, categories, and timelines.

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Key awards and reported winners/points

1) Gallantry Awards (Republic Day-linked; 2026)

• Total recipients: 70 people recognized for bravery/duty.
• Ashoka Chakra (highest peacetime gallantry award):
  • Awarded to Subhan Shukla
  • Noted as the “first Indian astronaut to visit the ISS”
  • Mission details mentioned: 2025, lasting 18 days on the International Space Station (ISS)
• Kirti Chakra (second-highest peacetime gallantry award): awarded to three people
  • Prashant Balakrishnan Nair (linked to Gaganyaan)
  • Major Harshdeep Singh
  • Dhavaleshwar Subba
• Shaurya Chakra (third-highest): 13 recipients mentioned
  • The video also highlights additional bravery awards and notes women recipients, though some details are inconsistent/unclear in the transcript.

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2) Padma Awards (announced for Republic Day; 77th Republic Day mentioned)

• Total Padma Awards: 131
  • 5 Padma Vibhushan
  • 13 Padma Bhushan
  • 113 Padma Shri
• Women & posthumous counts (as stated):
  • 19 women recipients
  • 19 women received awards posthumously
  • The transcript also separately mentions 16 posthumous recipients as part of the broader breakdown.
• Padma Bhushan highlights (5 people):
  • Includes posthumous recipient Dharmendra Singh Deol
  • Other named individuals include links to states such as Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, etc.
• The presenter emphasizes memorizing who got which Padma level.
• It also notes that Telangana/Andhra-relevant winners were covered earlier, so they are not fully repeated.

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3) Science & Technology Award

• Rashtriya Vigyan Shri Puraskar 2025
  • Stated as being awarded in 2026 for the year 2025.
• Recipient highlighted: K. Thangarajan
  • Work described around human genetics
  • Research on genetic variation/diseases
  • Involvement with a Center for Fingerprinting and Diagnostic Centre in Hyderabad
• The video also claims he received Padma Shri (as an additional memorization hook).

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4) Astronomy / Gold Medal (Royal Astronomical Society)

• Mention of a gold medal from the Royal Astronomical Society (R.A.S.)
• Tied to an astronomer of Indian origin:
  • Srinivas Kulkarni
  • Research described as astronomy/time-domain; astrophysics mentioned.

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5) Business-related award

• Business Reformer of the Year Award
• Recipient stated: Andhra Pradesh CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu
• Given annually by a publication described as The Economic Times
• The presenter emphasizes memorizing:
  • the award-giving organization
  • the kind of “business-friendly reforms” it recognizes

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6) Global Teacher Prize 2025

• Award presented on Feb 5, 2026 in Dubai
• Recipient: Rubal/Nagini (spelled “Rubel Nagini” in the transcript)
  • From Maharashtra (Mumbai)
• Recognized for nationwide teaching/art-based foundation work, especially educating poor students in slum areas.

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7) Film industry awards (Golden Globes & Oscars)

• The video explains the Golden Globe vs Oscars distinction.

Oscars (Academy Awards)

• 98th Oscars is mentioned with March 16, 2026.

• Best film/acting highlights include memorization targets (some transcript inconsistencies noted), including:

  • “Hamnet”
    • Best Actress for Jessie Buckley
    • The video also states Best Picture for “Hamnet” in its narration.
  • “The Secret Agent”
    • Best Actor for Wagner Moura (as stated)
  • “One Battle After Another” (repeatedly emphasized)
    • The film is said to win the most Oscars, including:
      • Best Picture
      • Best Director
      • Best Supporting Actor
      • Best Screenplay (adapted)
      • Best Editing and Casting (as described)
  • Director highlighted: Paul Thomas Anderson
  • Other acting winners noted include:
    • Michael B. Jordan (Best Actor; “Sinners” mentioned)
  • Technical/screenplay references include films like F1 and Avatar: The Fire and Ash.

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8) Indira Gandhi Peace Prize

• Recipient: Graça Machel (for 2025)
• Described as a human-rights activist in Mozambique
• The presenter links her to being Nelson Mandela’s second wife
• Award focus mentioned: peaceful/disarmament work

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9) Crawford Prize (Earth Sciences; “Nobel in Earth Sciences”)

• Recipient of Indian origin: Veerabhadra Ramanathan (spelling varies slightly in transcript)
• Presented as recognized for contributions related to meteorology/earth science

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10) BAFTA Awards 2026

• BAFTA 79th edition announced Feb 22 in London
• The presenter claims an Indian film won BAFTA in Best Children and Family Film
• Mentions a “Manipur film” context, though the film title text is garbled/redacted in the transcript.

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11) Telangana / India award items (regional + institutions)

• Handloom-related talent award (for weavers)
  • Pratibha Puraskar
  • Presented on Feb 23 by Union Textile Minister Giriraj Singh
  • Awarded to Vijayalakshmi
  • Narration mentions this occasion alongside 43rd Ayurveda Day
• National Cooperative Banks awards (2024 & 2025)
  • Karimnagar DCCB ranked first for best cooperative bank services in the country (as stated)

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12) Grammys (68th; Feb 1, 2026)

The focus is on memorizing categories and winners:

• Spiritual guru’s album “Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama” mentioned as earning a Grammy
• Best Pop Vocal Album: Lady Gaga
• Best Contemporary Country Album: Jelly Roll
• Album of the Year: Bad Bunny
• Song of the Year: Billie Eilish

The presenter reiterates that Grammy questions often appear in exams around music categories.

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Overall framing / intent

The presenter repeatedly emphasizes exam-oriented memorization, especially:

• Winners/recipients’ names
• Award levels (e.g., Ashoka/Kirti/Shaurya, Padma levels)
• Award organizations (e.g., RAS, BAFTA, Economic Times)
• Major dates/locations (e.g., Oscars in Los Angeles, Teacher Prize in Dubai, BAFTA in London)

The central claim: these facts are likely to produce direct exam questions (often 2–3 per video segment).

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Presenters / contributors

• Single presenter (channel owner): the voice narrating the video (name not provided in the subtitles)
• Referenced award recipients: Subhan Shukla; Prashant Balakrishnan Nair; Major Harshdeep Singh; Dhavaleshwar Subba; K. Thangarajan; Srinivas Kulkarni; Nara Chandrababu Naidu; Rubal/Nagini; Jessie Buckley; Wagner Moura; Paul Thomas Anderson; Michael B. Jordan; Ludwig Goransson; Darold (spelled variably); Veerabhadra Ramanathan; Graça Machel; Giriraj Singh; Vijayalakshmi; Karimnagar DCCB; Lady Gaga; Jelly Roll; Bad Bunny; Billie Eilish (plus other partially mentioned recipients for Padma/film/technical categories)