RRB GROUP D 2026 | MOST IMPORTANT CURRENT AFFAIRS | PART-2 | AMIT JINDAL SIR

Main ideas / lessons conveyed (Part-2: April–June “current affairs” for RRB Group D 2026)

• The speaker runs a question-based revision session focused on important current affairs (mainly from April, May, and June) for an upcoming exam.
• The session is structured as rapid-fire MCQ practice:
  • Each question is read,
  • a specific option is often asserted as correct,
  • and the speaker gives one-line reminders/facts to help learners retain answers.
• Topics repeatedly covered:
  • Cybersecurity / cyber fraud initiatives and app launches
  • UCC (Uniform Civil Code) bill/status questions (states & related details)
  • App launches and government schemes (various states/cities)
  • Sports & international events (e.g., World Cup/T20/World Happiness Index)
  • Defence / space / technology (DRDO contracts, rockets, missions, satellites)
  • Static GK style: dates, headquarters, indices/ranks, awards, chief ministers
  • A railways/exams-focused “GK with current affairs” approach

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Methodology / instructions followed by the speaker (exam-prep approach)

• Join the live class / share it quickly with fellow Group D aspirants.
• Answer during the session:
  • The speaker asks learners to respond,
  • then confirms the correct option.
• Memorize short “hook facts” for each question, such as:
  • where something was launched/installed,
  • who launched it,
  • the relevant date/year,
  • or the correct pairing (city/state/award/rank).
• Use daily revision:
  • The class is part of a daily current affairs routine at 7:00 AM.
  • Learners are told to watch Part-1 and Part-2, since some questions were left due to lighting issues.

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Detailed bullet list of key factual/conceptual points mentioned in questions

Cybersecurity / Apps / Digital initiatives

• Cyber protection objective: 10 lakh women to be trained with cybersecurity safety training.
• Cotton Farmer App (Cotton app related):
  • Launched by Giriraj Singh (Textile Minister of India).
• Rail-related “Sign app” / exam-repeated apps: emphasized as exam questions.
• LPG-related ATM: LPG ATM in Gurugram, Haryana (to manage LPG cylinder shortage/affordability).
• Elga / “eel tree” concept:
  • A man-made tree claimed to be equivalent to 20 trees (oxygen/carbondioxide absorption claim).
• Micro-algae based “Elga tree”:
  • Located in Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh).
  • Placed in Swami Vivekananda Park (as stated).
• Kharal App (disaster management):
  • Launched in Mizoram.
• Scheme-location mapping (presented as “where the scheme was started” MCQs):
  • Home Base Scheme: Goa
  • Journalist Samman Yojana: Bihar
  • Jai Hind scheme: Delhi
  • Gramothan / Village planning: Gujarat
  • Jyoti Yojana: Kerala
  • Bharat Darshan scheme: Bihar

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UCC (Uniform Civil Code) / constitution-linked

• UCC bill: second state after Uttarakhand is said to be Gujarat.
• First state implemented UCC: Uttarakhand
• Third state mentioned: Assam
• UCC under Article 44 (as per speaker).
• A “religion Freedom of Information” style MCQ appears, with answer asserted as Maharashtra, related to abolishing the turban system (as per speaker’s version).

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Metro / transport

• India’s metro ranking question concludes India is 3rd (after China & America, per speaker).
• First metro in India: Kolkata
• Underwater metro: also Kolkata
• Delhi metro started in 2002 (as stated)

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Paralympics / sports facts

• Sumit Antil: javelin throw; gold medal for India (2020 Paralympics referenced).
• Javelin Throw Day: 7 August
• Neeraj Chopra: described as “golden boy” and javelin thrower
• BrahMos cruise missile third foreign buyer: asserted as Indonesia
• BRICS energy ministers meeting: held in Gurugram
• Project Mahadev: described as talent nurturing in football; statue of Lionel Messi installed in Kolkata (as narrated)
• World Happiness Report 2026 (India rank): 116th
• Global Terrorism Index 2026 (India rank): 13th; Pakistan first mentioned
• Air Quality Index / AQI (India rank):
  • speaker says 6th
  • Delhi described as “most polluted capital” (as stated)

ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 (as mentioned)

• Host: India and Sri Lanka (per speaker)
• Winner: India, defeating New Zealand
• Player of the Tournament: Sanju Samson
• Man of the Match: Jasprit Bumrah
• Most runs: Farhan (Sahibzada Farhan) (Pakistan) per speaker
• India has won the T20 World Cup 3 times (2007, 2024, and captaincy hints for 2024/2026)

Other tournaments / global sports events

• Uber Cup 2026:
  • hosted by Denmark
  • winner asserted South Korea
• Thomas Cup:
  • winner asserted China
  • India’s first win described as 2023 (speaker’s claim)
• World Cup 2026 size: 48 teams
  • hosted across USA, Mexico, Canada
  • winner asserted Spain, beating Argentina

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Defence / DRDO / aircraft / missiles / exercises

• DRDO mountain rangers radar contract:
  • answer asserted BEL
  • amount: 1950 crore
• BrahMos named after Brahmaputra + Muskwa river (as narrated)
• Operation Netra 1.0 (April 2026): organized by Indian Army (as per speaker)
• Operation Prahar (May 1, 2026):
  • to rein in criminals/organized crime
  • state: Uttarakhand (Haridwar mentioned)
• Himsetu operation: organized by Indian Army
• Multiple operations referenced (as listed by speaker): Operation Keller / Ganges / Brahma / Dost, etc. (with countries mentioned)
• Multinational military exercises:
  • PRACTICE Balikatan 2026: between Philippines and USA (speaker’s answer among options)
  • Cinvex 2026: between India and Cambodia (speaker’s answer)

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Space / science / missions / technology

• Aditya High Speed Rail Manufacturing Complex inaugurated in: Bengaluru
• ISRO headquarters: Bengaluru
• Petroglyph Conservation Park: in Leh Ladakh
• Power Museum: established in Patna
• Hydrogen train / bus locations (speaker’s statements):
  • Hydrogen train: Jind, Haryana
  • Hydrogen bus: Delhi
• Mission Drishti (2026): developed by Galaxy Space
• Chandrayaan 4: projected launch by 2028
• Gaganyaan mission: target by 2027
• Space Day: celebrated 23 August (linked to August 23, 2023 in speaker’s narrative)
• World’s first working nuclear clock basis: asserted as Thorium-229

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Books / writers / constitutional & awards

• Book “We the People” (2026):
  • writer asserted: T. M. Krishna (as stated)
• “Murals in Parliament” writer: asserted Sudha Murthy
• Pulitzer Prize for History 2026: asserted We the People
  • (speaker also mentions “American Prometheus,” but final answer given as We the People)
• 98th/Academy Awards (Oscars 2026) Best Director: Paul Thomas (speaker’s claim)
• Vitali Award (“Green Oscar”):
  • conservationists/winner: speaker picks Praveen Sheikh
  • related names discussed

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Chief Ministers / state GK (frequent MCQs)

(Only explicitly named in the subtitles.)

• Bihar CM (15 April 2026): Samrat Choudhary
• Madhya Pradesh CM: Mohan Yadav
• Rajasthan CM: Bhajan Lal Sharma
• Uttar Pradesh CM: Yogi Adityanath
• Manipur CM: Khemchand (speaker’s claim)
• Nagaland CM: Neiphurio
• West Bengal CM: Shubhendu Adhikari
• Tamil Nadu CM: Joseph Vijay (speaker’s claim)
• Kerala CM: V. D. Satheesan
• Uttarakhand CM: Pushkar Singh Dhami
• Goa CM: not clearly correct in transcript; “Goa” used for scheme/location questions.
• “President’s Police Colour” question: speaker answers Odisha

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Indices / rankings / global awareness

• World Happiness Report 2026: India 116th; Finland 1st (as stated)
• World Press Freedom Index: India 157th; Norway 1st; Eritrea 151st
• QS World Future Skills Index 2027: India 13th (as stated)
• World Future Skills Index naming: speaker references it again as 13

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Miscellaneous exam-oriented facts

• Atal Pension Yojana: launched 9 May 2015 (as stated)
• PM Surya Ghar Yojana:
  • start: 29 February 2024 (and Feb 13, 2024 reference per speaker’s version)
  • “top performer” under this scheme: Uttar Pradesh
• PM Kisan installment (23rd installment, June 2026):
  • said to be issued from Tarakeshwar, Hooghly (West Bengal)

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Speakers / sources featured

• Amit Jindal (“Amit Jindal Sir”) — primary presenter of the session.
• “Parmar Sir” / “Parmar Railway” — referenced for an announcement/offer and a special YouTube event (speaker not fully clear, but mentioned as a source/channel).
• Featured public figures mentioned in questions (used as facts/answers, not as co-speakers): Narendra Modi, Giriraj Singh, Sumit Antil, Neeraj Chopra, Rohit Sharma, Harmanpreet Kaur, Sanju Samson, Jasprit Bumrah, Virat Kohli, Smriti Mandhana, PV Sindhu, Aryana Shavalanka, Elon Musk (etc.).