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Current Affairs - Daily 22 Sep 2026

Global Glaciers Record Net Mass Loss for Fourth Consecutive Year in 2025

According to the latest World Meteorological Organization report, all major glacier regions recorded net mass loss for the fourth consecutive year in 2025. Global glaciers lost about 408 ± 132 gigatonnes of mass, contributing approximately 1.1 ± 0.4 mm to sea-level rise.

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Current Affairs - Daily 22 Sep 2026

Productivity Declines Despite Agentic AI Adoption: Causes and Way Forward

In McKinsey’s May 2026 survey, 30% of surveyed product and engineering leaders reported declining team productivity despite AI adoption. The study highlights that technology adoption alone is not sufficient to achieve productivity gains; workflow redesign, role transformation, verification systems, workforce upskilling and effective AI governance are also required.

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Current Affairs - Daily 22 Sep 2026

Rampur Hound

The Rampur Hound is an indigenous Indian sighthound associated with the Rampur region of Uttar Pradesh. During Yudh Abhyas 2026, Indian Army Rampur Hounds Victor and Rowdy participated in specialised tactical drills alongside other military canines.

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Current Affairs - Daily 21 Sep 2026

Tulu Gets Additional Official Language Status in Karnataka

On September 18, 2026, the Karnataka Cabinet decided to grant Tulu additional official language status in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. The decision is aimed at facilitating the use of Tulu in administration and recognising the linguistic heritage of coastal Karnataka.

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Current Affairs - Daily 21 Sep 2026

U.S., Denmark and Greenland Agree on Arctic Security Deal

The U.S., Denmark and Greenland have agreed on a new security arrangement aimed at strengthening Arctic security. The deal would expand the U.S. military presence in Greenland while preventing potential adversaries such as Russia and China from establishing military facilities on the island.

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