Bulgaria Joins Eurozone, Adopts Euro Currency Officially
Why in the News? On January 1, Bulgaria officially adopted the euro, becoming the 21st member of the eurozone. The move marks a major milestone in Bulgaria’s EU integration, with […]
Why in the News? On January 1, Bulgaria officially adopted the euro, becoming the 21st member of the eurozone. The move marks a major milestone in Bulgaria’s EU integration, with […]
Why in the News? The Union of India has emerged as the world’s largest rice producer and exporter, overtaking China. However, rising rice cultivation, especially in Punjab and Haryana, is […]
Why in the News? The second edition of the India–UAE Joint Military Exercise DESERT CYCLONE-II concluded in Abu Dhabi, emphasizing the deepening defence partnership, enhanced interoperability, and shared commitment of […]
Why in the News? Russia’s Defence Ministry released a video of a downed drone, alleging it was launched by Ukraine to target President Vladimir Putin’s residence. The claim has been […]
Why in the News? Denmark became the first country globally to end physical letter delivery, as state-run PostNord delivered its final letter, marking the end of a 400-year postal tradition […]
Why in the News? The Government of India has launched the Market Access Support (MAS) scheme under the ₹25,060 crore Export Promotion Mission (EPM) to provide structured financial and institutional […]
Why in the News? At the 50th PRAGATI meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed major infrastructure and education initiatives, highlighting how the PRAGATI platform has accelerated projects worth over ₹85 […]
Why in the News? Iran is witnessing nationwide protests for the third consecutive day due to soaring inflation and currency collapse, prompting government outreach, leadership changes in the central bank, […]
Why in the News? The Ministry of Science and Technology has developed PathGennie, a new open-source software to accelerate drug discovery by accurately predicting how drugs detach from protein targets, […]
Why in the News? A Science journal study led by Nanjing University identifies a toxin-producing Aeromonas bacterium as a potential early trigger of ulcerative colitis, shifting focus from overt inflammation […]