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Current Affairs - Daily 9 Oct 2026

Women’s Rights and the Wider Struggle for an Equal India

Women’s rights extend beyond protection from sexual violence and are closely connected with economic opportunity, public participation, digital safety, climate justice, institutional protection and equal citizenship.

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Current Affairs - Daily 9 Oct 2026

Eastern Maritime Corridor and India’s Energy Security

India’s high dependence on imported oil and gas, combined with concentration on western maritime routes, creates major chokepoint risks. The Chennai-Vladivostok Eastern Maritime Corridor offers a potential route-diversification strategy.

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Current Affairs - Daily 9 Oct 2026

Living Planet Report 2026: Global Wildlife Decline and Biodiversity Conservation

The WWF Living Planet Report 2026 highlights a 73% decline in the average size of monitored vertebrate populations between 1970 and 2022. Freshwater ecosystems witnessed the sharpest decline, while the report also highlighted successful conservation efforts and the possibility of nature’s recovery.

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Current Affairs - Daily 9 Oct 2026

AI Boom and the Emerging E-Waste Challenge

The rapid expansion of AI data centres could generate large volumes of discarded servers, GPUs, networking, power and cooling equipment, creating environmental, health and data-security challenges.

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Current Affairs - Daily 9 Oct 2026

Canadian Author Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 2026

The Swedish Academy has announced Canadian poet, essayist and translator Anne Carson as the winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. She was honoured for a playful, inventive body of work that engages the classical tradition and creates new literary forms.

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Current Affairs - Daily 8 Oct 2026

Animal Diplomacy: How Animals Became Tools of Diplomacy

Animal diplomacy refers to the use of animals as gifts, loans, goodwill gestures and cultural symbols in international relations. Its history ranges from ancient Egypt to modern panda diplomacy and India’s Project Cheetah. CITES has played an important role in regulating international wildlife trade and promoting conservation.

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Current Affairs - Daily 8 Oct 2026

Southern Right Whale

The Southern right whale is a marine mammal found across the Southern Hemisphere. It has attracted attention following reports of unusually high calf mortality along Argentina’s coast.

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