Stay ahead in your Civil Services preparation with the UPSC current affairs for 14th October —your one-stop resource for all exam-oriented news and analysis. This comprehensive edition brings UPSC current affairs daily coverage of National and International events, Economy, Environment, Governance, Science & Technology, and key Government Policies.
Designed specifically for UPSC CSE, APSC, and other State PSC exams, each topic is meticulously curated to match the Prelims and Mains syllabus, helping you build strong conceptual clarity and answer-writing skills.
United Nations’ Virtual Museum of Stolen Art: Shining a light to bring objects home
Relevance (UPSC): GS-I – Culture & Heritage | GS-II – International Bodies; Internal Security (Heritage Crime) The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has launched a Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects. It publicly displays verified images and stories of looted idols, manuscripts and paintings so that…
Arctic Animals in Trouble: New Red List flags seals and seabirds
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Environment; International Conventions The latest update of the Red List by the International Union for Conservation of Nature warns that several Arctic seals and seabirds face a higher risk of extinction. Shrinking sea-ice, warming waters and shifting prey are lowering breeding success, changing migration,…
Snow Leopard’s Genetic Warning: Why the “ghost of the mountains” needs connected landscapes
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Environment & Biodiversity; Science & Tech (Genomics) A Stanford-led study that sequenced the whole genomes of 37 snow leopards finds that they are the least genetically diverse among big cats—likely because their numbers have stayed small and scattered for a very long time. Low…
India’s Births Dip, Deaths Edge Up: What the 2023 Civil Registration Report Signals
Relevance (UPSC): GS-I – Demography | GS-II – Governance (Civil Registration) The latest Vital Statistics of India based on the Civil Registration System (CRS) shows 2.52 crore births in 2023, about 3.32 lakh fewer than 2022—confirming India’s steady fertility transition. Registered deaths rose slightly to 86.6 lakh (86.5…
Nobel in Economics 2025: Mokyr, Aghion & Howitt on Why Economies Grow
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Indian Economy (Growth, Innovation & Policy) The Nobel Prize in Economics 2025 honours Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt for explaining how ideas power long-run growth. Mokyr (economic history): using archives and technology records, he showed how useful knowledge spread—from laboratories and guilds…
EPFO Eases Corpus Access: 100% Withdrawal of Eligible Balance — What Changed for Workers
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Indian Economy; Social Security & Labour The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation’s Central Board of Trustees has simplified withdrawals for over three crore members. The retirement fund (under the Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 and the Employees’ Provident Fund Scheme, 1952) has…
Retail Inflation Cools to 1.54%: Why it fell and what it means
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Indian Economy (Growth, Inflation, Monetary Policy) Retail inflation, measured by the consumer price index, has eased to 1.54% year-on-year. This is well below the lower tolerance band of 2% around India’s medium-term inflation target of 4%. In simple words, the average price rise faced…
India’s Rooftop Solar in 2025: Big Targets, Real Bottlenecks, Clear Solutions
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Energy & Environment; Infrastructure; Inclusive Growth On a hot July afternoon, a new bidirectional meter in a Lucknow home spins backwards. The family’s rooftop plant is feeding the grid and the bill is shrinking. Multiply that story by one crore homes—that is the promise…
“RTI is dead, long live RTI”: Saving the citizen’s right to know in the age of privacy
Relevance (UPSC): GS-II – Polity & Governance (Transparency, Privacy, Citizen Charters) A mason in Beawar files a request under the Right to Information Act, 2005 to ask why his widow pension has stopped. Weeks later he gets copies of orders, names of sanctioning officers, and the pension is…
Indian Railways’ Green Sprint: How Tracks, Trains and Towns Are Turning Low-Carbon
Relevance (UPSC): GS-III – Infrastructure, Energy & Environment | GS-II – Governance (Schemes & Delivery) On a warm morning, a suburban train glides into a solar-topped station. The announcement is crisp, the platforms are cleaner, and the locomotive hums instead of roars. This is not a brochure—it is…
Gur–Chana and Justice: Why India Must End Caste-Based Atrocities Now
Relevance (UPSC): GS-II – Polity & Governance (Social Justice); GS-I – Indian Society On a Friday bazaar in a Bundelkhand village, Meera (Class VIII) buys gur and chana for the walk home. The shopkeeper slips the packet to her with two fingers, asking her to place the coins…
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