01 to 31 March Monthly Current Affairs | Monthly Current Affairs 2026 | By SKC Sir | KGS BPSC

Overview

The video is a monthly current-affairs revision session taught in an exam Q&A style. It covers a wide range of topics from March 2026, with references back to earlier March 2020 coverage mentioned at the start.

The presenter repeatedly:

• asks MCQ-style questions
• checks the answers
• provides the correct facts

Topics span government schemes, appointments, international events, science & tech, defence, sports, awards, and policy updates.

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Main Themes / Topics Covered (as presented)

Defence & Security Updates

• Identification of events/exercises such as Vayu Shakti 25–26, conducted at the Pokhran Field Firing Range, Rajasthan.
• An international military exercise matching exercise (with emphasis that only certain pairings are correct).
• A Supreme Court-related question on euthanasia, linked to Article 21 (Right to dignity).
• Naval exercise questions such as Sea Dragon 2026, conducted off the coast of Guam, along with other multinational drill locations.

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Energy, Environment, Climate, and Infrastructure

• E20 ethanol-blended petrol mandatory rules starting 1 April 2026 (including the referenced RON requirement).
• Environmental governance: NGT directing restoration of Suav River’s status as a tributary of Rapti River (in Uttar Pradesh).
• “Index/report” Q&As including State of India’s Environment 2026 (ascribed to Centre for Science and Environment).
• World Kidney Day: date and theme (second Thursday of March; March 12).
• “Who/where” questions on initiatives such as wildlife and air-quality monitoring, including micro-algae air towers (New Delhi).

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Government Schemes & Policy

• Multiple scheme-matching Q&As (the presenter repeatedly notes most options are Punjab, and flags correct/incorrect matches).
• Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0 extension until 2028.
• Freedom of Religion Bill 2026 to ban religious conversion (attributed to Chhattisgarh).
• Anti-proxy-sarpanch campaign objective: spreading awareness about “proxy sarpanch” practice.

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International Relations & Global Events

• India AI Impact Summit question identifying Bangladesh as the 89th country approving the New Delhi Declaration.
• WHO withdrawal: Argentina (withdrawn from WHO).
• “Where held” questions for global conferences including:
  • Raisina Dialogue (New Delhi)
  • WTO ministerial conference (Yaoundé, Cameroon, per the session)

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Sports, Awards, and Culture

• Sports records: “fastest century in T20 World Cup” (New Zealand player referenced; century timing mentioned).
• Cricket board awards: identifies Mithali Raj for the Lifetime Achievement-type question; includes BCCI award matching corrections.
• Major awards:
  • Jnanpith Award 2025 attributed to R. Vairamuthu (as stated)
  • Abel Prize 2026 attributed to the German “Georg (Gefaltings)” per the session phrasing
• Festivals & cultural matching:
  • a “wrong match” example involving Sarhul
  • multiple festival-location correction references (e.g., Assam / Odisha / Maharashtra)

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Tech, Education, and Digital Programs

• “Bug bounty program” attributed to UIDAI (Aadhaar-related).
• AI/digital platform Q&As:
  • Bhashini described as a multilingual language platform
  • Bharat Vistar described as an AI-powered multilingual advisory platform (as per the session’s answers)
• Educational exam preparedness portal: Saathi portal linked with IIT Kanpur (as stated).

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Miscellaneous Factual GK (Q&A Style)

• Numerous “where/when/who” MCQs covering cities, airports, and conferences.
• Obesity claim referenced via World Obesity Atlas 2026 (as stated: “India leaving America behind”).
• Happiness index positioning.
• Unemployment rate stated as 4.9%.
• GDP growth target stated as 7.1% for 2027, referencing S&P (as stated in the session).
• Multiple “incorrect match/correct match” questions across categories such as governors, festivals, awards, and organizational/exercise pairings.

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Overall Intent / “Report” of the Session

• The presenter’s goal is systematic revision through large-volume MCQs with immediate corrections.
• The session stresses:
  • regular daily current-affairs practice
  • keeping short notes
• It ends with asking learners to report performance scores (e.g., “out of 170”).

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Presenter / Contributor

• SKC Sir