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Daily G.K. - Top Stories

07 Apr 2026

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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

India sends humanitarian aid to flood-hit Afghanistan

India has dispatched humanitarian assistance and disaster relief materials to Afghanistan in response to recent floods and earthquakes. The aid package includes shelter, food, and essential medical supplies aimed at addressing urgent needs of affected communities. The move underscores India's commitment to regional humanitarian partnership despite geopolitical complexities. Afghanistan, a landlocked mountainous country, shares borders with Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, China, and a small boundary with India in the northeast. The assistance reflects ongoing cooperation and readiness to support disaster-affected populations in South Asia, complementing international relief efforts and stabilizing vulnerable regions facing natural disasters.
  • Assistance includes shelter, food, and medical supplies.
  • Part of India's regional humanitarian efforts despite geopolitical complexities.
  • Afghanistan borders and regional context noted.
  • Demonstrates ongoing cooperation for disaster relief.
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ENVIRONMENT

Stage-I forest clearance granted for Shree Jagannath International Airport

Shree Jagannath International Airport at Puri received Stage-I forest clearance from the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change on 1 April 2026. The clearance allows diversion of about 27.886 hectares of forest land for non-forest purposes, marking an early but conditional approval for the project. The government says the airport will enhance connectivity to one of Odisha's most important pilgrimage sites, boost tourism, and support regional infrastructure. Final Stage-II clearance and several conditions are required before any construction begins. The project underscores balancing development with conservation norms and compliance with forest laws.
  • Stage-I clearance granted on 1 April 2026.
  • Forest land diversion: 27.886 hectares for non-forest use.
  • Final Stage-II clearance and conditions required before construction.
  • Aims to boost connectivity to Puri and Odisha's tourism infrastructure.
  • Emphasizes adherence to forest laws and environmental safeguards.
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BUSINESS AND ECONOMY

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson resigns before end of contract

Air India Chief Executive Officer Campbell Wilson has resigned before completing his five-year contract, which was to run until July 2027. News of his departure comes amid the airline’s ongoing Tata Group-led transformation following the 2022 acquisition. Sources indicate the resignation was submitted recently, but formal confirmation and reasons have not been disclosed. Wilson, who joined Air India in 2022 after leading Scoot, oversaw several modernization initiatives and fleet upgrades aimed at turning the airline into a competitive international carrier. Industry analysts will watch how leadership changes affect the airline’s turnaround strategy, customer service, and financial performance in the coming months.
  • Resignation precedes end of five-year contract (to July 2027).
  • Linked to Tata Group-led transformation of Air India.
  • Wilson previously led Scoot; joined Air India in 2022.
  • Impact on turnaround strategy and financial performance to be watched.
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SPORTS

Murali Sreeshankar wins men's long jump at Indian Athletics Series 2026

Indian long jumper Murali Sreeshankar won the men's long jump at the Indian Athletics Series 2026 held at the Kanteerava Stadium. He achieved a best mark of 8.15 metres, the standout jump of the competition and his first strong performance of the season. The victory comes after a knee surgery in 2024 that caused him to miss the Paris Olympic Games and affected his form at the 2025 World Athletics Championships. Sreeshankar had previously recorded 8.13 metres last season. The 8.15-metre jump signals improving endurance and marks his return to top form as the season progresses. The performance stood out as the highest leap among finalists.
  • Winning jump: 8.15 metres at the Indian Athletics Series 2026.
  • Recovery from knee surgery in 2024; missed Paris Olympics 2024.
  • Previous best last season: 8.13 metres.
  • Event held at Kanteerava Stadium.
  • Indicates improving form for the season.

Divya Singh cycles to Everest Base Camp in 14 days

A young adventurer from Uttar Pradesh, Divya Singh, has completed a 14-day cycling expedition to Everest Base Camp. Beginning in Kathmandu, she rode for 10 to 12 hours daily, tackling steep climbs and high-altitude terrain. The journey demanded stamina, careful pacing, and meticulous planning to manage thin air, cold conditions, and rugged paths. Her achievement has drawn national attention and sparked conversations about women’s participation in endurance sports. Divya’s trip is seen as a breakthrough for Indian women in adventure sports, encouraging others to pursue challenging goals while highlighting perseverance and the importance of safety and training in extreme environments.
  • 14-day cycling journey to Everest Base Camp from Kathmandu.
  • Daily rides of 10–12 hours through high-altitude terrain.
  • Highlights women’s participation in endurance sports.
  • Emphasizes planning, safety, and training for extreme environments.
  • Seen as a breakthrough for Indian women in adventure sports.
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

To Lam elected Vietnam president; consolidation of power under one leader

Vietnam's National Assembly elected To Lam as the state president for a five-year term in a 7 April 2026 session with 495 votes in favor. To Lam already serves as Communist Party General Secretary, creating a dual role with the presidency. The unanimous vote marks a consolidation of power and signals a shift toward stronger centralized authority in Vietnam's one-party system. Supporters say the move provides stable governance and clear policy direction. Critics note potential risks of reduced checks and balances. The presidency and party leadership combine influence over domestic and foreign policy at a time of regional security concerns. Observers expect the move to affect Vietnam's ties with major partners and its approach to economic reform.
  • Date of election: 7 April 2026
  • To Lam becomes Vietnam state president for five years
  • He already served as Communist Party General Secretary
  • Unanimous vote by all 495 lawmakers
  • Concentration of power into a single leader
  • Context: centralised governance in a one-party state
  • Observers expect effects on international relations and economic policy
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PERSONS IN NEWS

India's first openly LGBTQ+ MP Menaka Guruswamy takes oath in Rajya Sabha

On 7 April 2026, Menaka Guruswamy took oath as a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha. Guruswamy is a prominent Indian lawyer known for constitutional law work and public interest cases. Her oath makes her the first openly queer (LGBTQ+) MP in India. Supporters say the move represents progress toward equal political participation. The event is seen as a symbol of more inclusive policymaking in Parliament. Guruswamy's appointment may influence debates on rights, justice, and equality. Her work before Parliament focused on defending individual rights and constitutional protections. The moment is described as a milestone in India's social and political journey.
  • Date of oath: 7 April 2026
  • Guruswamy becomes India's first openly LGBTQ+ MP in Rajya Sabha
  • She is known for constitutional law work and public interest cases
  • Oath signals progress toward inclusive politics and LGBTQ+ representation
  • Expect discussions on rights, justice, and equality in Parliament
  • Must-know: milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in India
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DAYS AND EVENTS

World marks International Day of Sport for Development and Peace 2026

World marks the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace on 6 April 2026. The United Nations designated the day in 2013 and has observed it since 2014. The 2026 theme is 'Sport: Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers', emphasizing sport as a tool for unity, inclusion, and global cooperation. The day highlights how athletes and the Olympic Movement contribute to peaceful societies through sport. The observance also reflects how sport connects cultures, regions, and conflicts and promotes social and economic inclusion through active participation. It is celebrated worldwide, including in India, with programs that use sport to foster education and community development.
  • Date: 6 April 2026; theme 'Sport: Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers'.
  • UN designated the day in 2013; observed since 2014.
  • Sports are highlighted as tools for unity, inclusion and cooperation.
  • Athletes and the Olympic Movement are recognized for peaceful society contributions.
  • Worldwide observance includes initiatives in India.
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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES

UP Government launches Safe Mobility Program for women SHG drivers

Uttar Pradesh government launched the Safe Mobility Program to empower women and improve safety in travel. The scheme trains women from Self-Help Groups as e-rickshaw pilots, aiming to provide safe, affordable transport for girls and women commuting to schools, workplaces, and essential destinations. About 1,000 e-rickshaws will be given to SHG members in the initial phase. The service started in Ayodhya, Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Kaushambi, and Jhansi and will be rolled out in Lucknow, Prayagraj, Mirzapur, Bhadohi, Sonbhadra, Deoria, Lakhimpur Kheri, and Sitapur. Officials say the program promotes women’s safety and economic participation, while showcasing the potential of women-led mobility solutions in rural and urban districts.
  • 1,000 e-rickshaws allocated to SHG members in the initial phase.
  • Program began in Ayodhya, Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Kaushambi, and Jhansi; expansion planned to 13 more districts.
  • Women SHG members to be trained as e-rickshaw pilots.
  • Aims to enhance safety and mobility for women and girls.
  • Part of a broader push for women’s entrepreneurship and empowerment.
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GENDER/ HEALTH/ EDUCATION

Bangladesh launches emergency measles vaccination drive amid outbreak

Bangladesh has launched an emergency measles vaccination drive targeting more than one million children as the country faces a fast-spreading outbreak. Health authorities say rapid immunisation is crucial to prevent severe complications, especially among vulnerable groups. Measles is a highly contagious virus that affects the respiratory system and can cause pneumonia, encephalitis, or death in severe cases. The drive focuses on reaching children in high-risk urban and rural areas, with outreach teams and vaccination camps. Officials stress the importance of timely vaccination and continued surveillance to curb transmission and protect public health during the outbreak. Public health agencies say the rapid response is essential to prevent spread to neighbouring regions.
  • Target: over one million children in vaccination drive.
  • Outbreak of measles requires rapid immunisation.
  • Measles is highly contagious; can cause pneumonia or encephalitis.
  • Outreach teams and vaccination camps in high-risk areas.
  • Emphasizes surveillance and timely vaccination to curb transmission.

World Health Day 2026 observed on 7 April with theme Together for health. Stand with science

World Health Day 2026 is observed on 7 April with the global theme 'Together for health. Stand with science.' Led by the World Health Organization, the day marks a year-long effort to promote evidence-based health care, trust in science, and international collaboration for safer health outcomes. The campaign emphasizes One Health, linking the health of humans, animals, plants and the environment to address health challenges. The observance highlights the role of science-driven health solutions, public health infrastructure, and responsible communication to protect communities against current and future health threats worldwide, including in India. It encourages governments, health workers, communities, and individuals to adopt healthier practices and to support research that can prevent disease and improve well-being. In India, the day is used to promote vaccination, clean water, sanitation, and nutrition programs. Public awareness campaigns and school activities accompany official events. The focus remains on building resilient health systems and improving access to care.
  • Date: 7 April 2026; Theme: 'Together for health. Stand with science.'
  • Led by the World Health Organization; One Health approach highlighted.
  • Promotes evidence-based health care and international collaboration.
  • Encourages vaccination, sanitation, water, and nutrition efforts in India.
  • Public campaigns and school activities accompany official events.
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ART AND CULTURE

Oxford Bodleian Libraries launch UK tour of Shikshapatri for 200th anniversary

The Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford have launched a nationwide UK tour of the Shikshapatri to mark its 200th anniversary. The Shikshapatri is a significant Hindu scripture written in 1826 at Vadtal in Gujarat by Sahajanand Swami. The tour is organized with leaders of the Swaminarayan faith and will visit major temples across the United Kingdom. The manuscript contains 212 Sanskrit verses and emphasizes ethical living and spiritual guidance. Written on what is described as the fifth day of the bright half of the month, the Shikshapatri summarizes key teachings from Hindu scriptures. The tour enables thousands to view the sacred text up close.
  • Date: 200th anniversary of Shikshapatri (1826–2026)
  • Shikshapatri authored by Sahajanand Swami in Vadtal, Gujarat
  • 212 Sanskrit verses summarizing key Hindu teachings
  • Tour organized with Swaminarayan faith leaders
  • Focus on ethical living and spiritual guidance
  • Must-know: represents Hindu scriptural heritage in UK venues
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LAW AND CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS

Gujarat High Court bans AI in courtroom decisions; human judgment prevails

The Gujarat High Court issued a policy restricting the use of artificial intelligence in core judicial functions. The court said AI can assist with efficiency but must not replace human reasoning in decision-making or interpretation of law. It prohibits AI assistance in drafting judgments, orders, or rulings and warns against using AI to influence bail decisions, sentencing, or rights determinations. The decision emphasizes maintaining fairness, accountability, and judicial independence. While acknowledging potential benefits of AI to streamline procedures, the court states that human oversight remains essential in the justice system, ensuring nuanced interpretation and accountability. The ruling aligns with broader concerns about AI governance in public services.
  • AI cannot be used for core judicial decisions or drafting judgments.
  • AI cannot assist in legal reasoning or interpretation of law.
  • AI must not influence bail, sentencing, or rights determinations.
  • Human oversight and accountability remain essential.
  • Policy reflects broader AI governance concerns in public services.
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