Next Dose3170 | 15 November 2026 Current Affairs | Daily Current Affairs | Current Affairs in Hindi

Summary

The video is a daily current-affairs lesson for 15 November 2026. The presenter reviews recent news and related general-knowledge facts, then gives viewers revision questions and encourages them to write detailed answers. Because the subtitles are auto-generated and contain some garbled names or claims, the details below reflect what the presenter says.

Main current-affairs topics

• Tribal Pride Day: Observed on 15 November, the birth anniversary of Birsa Munda. The video also reviews other November observances:
  • National Legal Services Day — 9 November
  • World Science Day for Peace and Development — 10 November
  • National Education Day — 11 November
  • World Pneumonia Day — 12 November
  • World Kindness Day — 13 November
  • World Diabetes Day — 14 November
• Youngest scuba diver: The presenter names Era Aditya Raut/Rao, from Maharashtra, and says she set the record at age 10. Her name is unclear in the subtitles.
• Dronacharya Award 2025: The award recognizes coaches. The presenter lists five recipients:
  • Parveer Singh — athletics
  • Chhotelal Yadav and Dharmendra Singh Yadav — boxing
  • Neha Nand Kumar Chauhan — shooting
  • Virendra Kumar — wrestling

The awards were presented by President Droupadi Murmu.

• IIT news: IIT Kharagpur is said to have signed an agreement with the Law Commission. The presenter also reviews other IIT-related announcements, including IIT Madras’s contactless-payment ring and lightweight wheelchair, IIT Delhi’s QS Asia ranking, and IIT Kharagpur’s proposed AI school and GATE/JAM AI tutor. Viewers are asked: Which IIT developed MicroGPU?
• International Film Festival of India: Spain was named the “Country of Honour” for IFFI 2026, and Russia the partner country. Spain-related facts are used for a geography and general-knowledge recap.
• Jabalpur Airport: The annual bomb-threat mock exercise is said to have taken place there.
• Tuberculosis report: Citing the WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2026, the presenter says India’s TB mortality fell by 38% between 2015 and 2025. The presenter also says India accounted for 25% of reported cases or deaths, though the subtitles’ wording is unclear. The video includes basic WHO facts and asks viewers to name the observance held on 22 March.
• Under-19 Asia Cup: India is said to have won the 2026 title against Pakistan in Oman.
• India-related facts and rankings: The presenter lists several items, including India’s position in the Henley Passport Index and World Press Freedom Index, its literacy rate, 103 Ramsar sites, and India’s leadership roles in international bodies. Some related names and figures in the subtitles appear corrupted.
• Aerospace award: Maruti R. Akela is said to have been selected for the ISC Distinguished Alumnus Award 2026.
• Summer Youth Olympics: China topped the medal table at the Dakar 2026 Summer Youth Olympics, followed by Japan and Russia, with India 21st. Dakar is identified as Senegal’s capital, and Senegal as the first African host of the event.
• Arjuna Award: Former Indian footballer Isaiah Arumanayagan is said to have received the 2025 Arjuna Award for lifetime achievement.
• Mizoram handicraft exhibition: A 14-day Zo Thuam Kutpai state handicraft exhibition is said to be taking place in Mizoram. The presenter reviews Mizoram’s location, capital, and related state facts, and gives the Tropic of Cancer states in order: Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Tripura, and Mizoram.

Study advice and revision

• Set a small, clear target each morning and spend the day working toward it.
• Write down answers to current-affairs questions, adding as much relevant detail as possible. The presenter says writing helps retention.
• Review the video’s revision list, which includes appointments, awards, rankings, GI tags, state policies, the International Solar Alliance, and other current-affairs items.
• The final question asks: In which country is the world’s largest artificial reef built? Viewers are asked to choose from four options and comment with the answer.

Speakers and sources featured

• Speaker: One presenter/host from NEXT EXAM; no interviewees or additional speakers appear in the subtitles.
• Sources, organizations, and platforms mentioned: WHO and its Global Tuberculosis Report 2026; the International Film Festival of India; IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, and other IITs; the Henley Passport Index; the World Press Freedom Index; the QS Asia University Rankings; Next Exam’s Telegram channel and Facebook page; and the Fact Study YouTube channel.
• The presenter also promotes a current-affairs book and an AI-book service identified in the subtitles as “GPT Sir.”