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26 Sep 2026

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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

UNSC Reform Talks: Jaishankar Chairs L.69 Ministerial Interaction at UNGA

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar co‑chaired the L.69 Consultative Ministerial Interaction on United Nations Security Council reform during the United Nations General Assembly. He reiterated India’s call for broader representation and enhanced functionality of the UN Security Council, stressing the need for the global south’s voice to be strengthened in decision-making. The session brought together senior ministers to discuss reform priorities, governance, and how to accelerate progress on a multilateral system that reflects current geopolitical realities. India continues to advocate for a permanent seat and structural changes at the Council.
  • Event: L.69 ministerial interaction on UNSC reform
  • Lead: Dr. S. Jaishankar
  • Position: India’s push for broader representation
  • Context: UNGA event
  • Goal: Accelerate multilateral reform aligned with current geopolitics
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

BioE3 Initiative Advances Biotechnology-Based Innovations

The BioE3 initiative, standing for Biotechnology for Economy, Environment and Employment, has introduced a bio-based biodegradable plastic as part of its push to promote sustainable technological development. The program focuses on using biotechnology to support economic growth, environmental protection, and employment generation. BioE3 aims to strengthen India’s biotechnology ecosystem by encouraging innovation across sectors and facilitating translation of research into commercial products. The initiative also seeks to build capacity in bio‑based industries, promote research partnerships, and expand adoption of responsible and sustainable biotechnologies in agriculture, industry, and healthcare.
  • Acronym: BioE3 (Biotechnology for Economy, Environment and Employment)
  • New product: Bio-based biodegradable plastic
  • Goals: Economic growth, environmental protection, employment
  • Strategy: Strengthen biotech ecosystem through collaboration
  • Impact: Supports sustainable innovation in multiple sectors
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SPORTS

Montréal to Host 2026 UCI Road World Championships, 99th Edition

Montréal, Quebec, Canada will host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, the 99th edition of the global road cycling championship, from 20 to 27 September 2026. The event marks Montréal’s return as host after a 52-year gap, with the city previously staging the championships in 1974; Canada has also hosted in Hamilton (2003). Thirteen events are planned, including road races, individual time trials, and a mixed relay team time trial. The championships bring together cyclists from dozens of nations and federations, offering world ranking points and showcasing host city infrastructure. Organisers emphasise safety and sustainability across the event.
  • Dates: 20–27 September 2026
  • Edition: 99th
  • Locations: Montréal (1974, 2026) and Hamilton (2003) prior
  • Events: 13 (road races, time trials, mixed relay TT)
  • Impact: Global exposure for athletes and host city
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

Mizoram Farmer ZT Lalrithangi Named FAO 100 Women Heroes Award Recipient

ZT Lalrithangi, a 35-year-old farmer from Sangau village in Lawngtlai district, Mizoram, has been selected for the FAO 100 Women Heroes in Agrifood Systems and Rural Development Award. The recognition is linked to the International Year of Women Farmers 2026 and highlights the contribution of women farmers toward sustainable agriculture and rural development. Lalrithangi’s selection underscores the important role of women in India’s agricultural sector. It brings national attention to women’s leadership in farming and the need for continued support, including access to credit, training, and inclusive policies that enable women to implement climate-smart farming practices at the local level.
  • Recipient: ZT Lalrithangi (Pi Mari-i) from Sangau, Mizoram
  • Award: FAO 100 Women Heroes in Agrifood Systems and Rural Development
  • Context: Linked to International Year of Women Farmers 2026
  • Significance: Highlights women’s role in sustainable farming in India
  • Policy implication: Emphasizes need for credit access and inclusive support

DRI, BSF Seize 12 Kg Gold Worth ₹17 Crore at India–Bangladesh Border

Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), in collaboration with the Border Security Force (BSF), seized 12 kilograms of gold worth about ₹17 crore at the India–Bangladesh border. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to curb cross-border smuggling and strengthen border controls. Authorities said the joint action involved multiple agencies and will feed into broader border‑security measures and anti-smuggling campaigns. Investigations are expected to trace the supply chain, identify suspects, and determine sources and destinations of the precious metal. The seizure highlights the importance of inter‑agency coordination in monitoring illegal cross‑border movements.
  • Quantity/value: 12 kg gold, ≈₹17 crore
  • Agencies: DRI and BSF
  • Focus: Cross-border smuggling crackdown
  • Next steps: Investigations into supply chain and suspects
  • Significance: Strengthened border controls and inter‑agency coordination
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DEFENCE

India–Mongolia Nomadic Elephant 2026 Begins in Uttarakhand

The 18th edition of the India–Mongolia Joint Military Exercise Nomadic Elephant 2026 commenced on 21 September 2026 at the Foreign Training Node in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. The bilateral training aims to enhance cooperation and interoperability between the Indian Army and the Mongolian Armed Forces. A total of 45 personnel from each country are participating in the platoon‑level exercise, which will continue until 3 October 2026. Focus areas include mountain warfare, counter‑terrorism at border areas, and exchange of best practices in counter‑insurgency operations. The exercise reinforces defence ties with Mongolia and strengthens regional security collaboration in the Himalayan region.
  • Edition: 18th Nomadic Elephant
  • Start date: 21 September 2026
  • End date: 3 October 2026
  • Location: Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand
  • Participants: 45 soldiers from India and Mongolia
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PERSONS IN NEWS

IIT Bombay Student Sahil Wakode’s Death: Family Protests for Action

The death of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode has prompted his family to begin a hunger strike, demanding accountability and a thorough, transparent investigation. Support has grown from political figures and student groups who call for prompt action and clear communication about the case. Police and investigators are reviewing evidence and interviewing witnesses as part of the ongoing inquiry. Campus safety and student welfare have come under renewed scrutiny, with calls for reforms in campus policing, mental health resources, and incident reporting procedures. Authorities have pledged a careful, independent review to address public concern.
  • Subject: Sahil Wakode's death
  • Reaction: Family hunger strike; public statements of concern
  • Investigation: Ongoing, with evidence review
  • Issues: Campus safety, student welfare
  • Public interest: Calls for transparency and reforms
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GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND SCHEMES

India–CARICOM Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New York on UNGA Sidelines

The India–CARICOM Foreign Ministers’ Meeting was held on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar and Suriname’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Business and Cooperation Melvin W. J. Bouva co‑chaired the talks, focusing on expanding cooperation between India and CARICOM nations in trade, development partnerships, and people-to-people ties. Both sides highlighted progress in ongoing collaborations and agreed to deepen engagement through regular high-level exchanges and new initiatives to advance shared interests in the Caribbean and beyond.
  • Event: India–CARICOM Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
  • Venue: UNGA sidelines, New York
  • Leads: Dr. S. Jaishankar and Melvin W. J. Bouva
  • Focus: Trade, development cooperation, people-to-people links
  • Outlook: Deeper engagement and new collaborative initiatives

Decor Paper Imports from China: Anti-Dumping Duty Extended to March 2027

The government extended anti-dumping duties on decor paper imports from China until March 2027. The measure aims to protect domestic producers from low‑priced imports and support local manufacturing and jobs. Customs and trade agencies will continue monitoring import trends, price data, and market impacts to adjust policy as needed. Industry representatives welcomed the extension as a shield for local businesses, while importers may face higher costs and potential supply adjustments. The extension reflects ongoing trade defense efforts to maintain a level playing field for domestic industries in the broader context of India’s manufacturing push.
  • Policy: Extension of anti-dumping duty
  • Commodity: Decor paper imports from China
  • Period: Till March 2027
  • Rationale: Protect domestic producers
  • Impacts: Industry support vs. importer costs
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