Latest Current Affairs for Competitive Exams
Latest current affairs for competitive exams with key facts, exam point of view and practice MCQs.
Latest Current Affairs
- National
EPFO Ends Special Campaign 6 With 2,36,021 Grievances Cleared
EPFO has concluded Special Campaign 6, disposing of 2,36,021 public grievances against a target of 2,05,000 and freeing 68,178 square feet of office space.
7 November 2026 · 2 min read
- Defence
IAF SDI Signs MoA with IIT Madras for Secure Airborne Communication
6 November 2026 · 2 min read
- Defence
Rahat Mitra: First India-Myanmar Tri-Services HADR Exercise Begins
6 November 2026 · 2 min read
- Defence
First BIMSTEC Maritime Security Exercise Ends at Sri Vijaya Puram
6 November 2026 · 2 min read
- Science & Technology
I-STEM and Startup India Portals Linked Through API Integration
6 November 2026 · 2 min read
- Summits & Conferences
4th Conference of Mining Ministers Ends in Goa; Focus on Exploration
6 November 2026 · 2 min read
How to read current affairs for exams
This page brings together the latest current affairs on GK24, newest first. Every story is based on an official source, chiefly Press Information Bureau (PIB) releases, and names that source so you can check it. We write each story ourselves in English and Hindi, in plain words, instead of copying the press note. The category chips above let you read one area at a time, for example only the economy or only sports.
Exams do not test the whole news story. They test a name, a number, a place or a date. So every story starts with the key facts, then gives an exam point of view that shows what can be asked, and ends with practice MCQs. Read the facts, try the MCQs, and you will know at once which points need a second look.
New stories are added several times a day, from late morning to night (IST). Each one is dated by the day its official release came out, so the date pages and the month-wise archive show what actually happened on each date. For revision, pair this page with the daily quiz and the free weekly and monthly current affairs PDFs in English and Hindi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which exams is GK24 current affairs useful for?
It is written for SSC, Banking, Railway, UPSC and state-level exams. Each story picks out the points these papers usually ask about, such as schemes, appointments, awards, places and dates, and adds practice MCQs so you can test yourself straight away.
Where does GK24 get its current affairs from?
From official sources, chiefly Press Information Bureau (PIB) releases. Each story names its source, so you can check the original. The stories are GK24’s own writing in simple English and Hindi, not copied text, which makes them easier to read and remember.
How often is current affairs updated?
Several times a day. New stories are added from late morning to night (IST), and a final sweep early the next morning completes the previous day. Check once in the evening and again the next morning to catch everything for a date.
Can I read current affairs in Hindi?
Yes. Every story is written in both English and Hindi, with the same key facts, exam points and MCQs. You can study in the language you will write your exam in, and switch to the other whenever a term is unclear.
What is the best way to prepare current affairs for exams?
Read a little every day instead of cramming at the end. Go through the day’s stories, note the one-liner facts and take the daily quiz. At the end of each week and month, revise with the weekly and monthly quizzes and the free PDFs.