Current affairs — 22 September 2026

20 prelims-relevant stories, each distilled into quick facts — with a 20-question quiz at the end.

Environmentwestern-ghats-esa

Assembly witnesses blame game on origin of Kasturirangan report

Karnataka Assembly members debated the Centre’s draft Ecologically Sensitive Area notification based on the Kasturirangan report, combining calls to protect affected livelihoods with disputes over which government initiated the committee process.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Assembly debate concerned a Centre-issued draft notification on Ecologically Sensitive Areas based on the Kasturirangan report.
  • Eshwar B. Khandre demanded that the Centre announce a special package for areas affected by the draft notification.
  • A.S. Ponnanna said Karnataka had filed objections to the draft six times without the Centre revising it.
  • B.Y. Vijayendra said the Madhav Gadgil committee examined Ecologically Sensitive Areas in the Western Ghats before the Kasturirangan committee was formed.
  • Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the special Assembly session sought to take the Opposition into confidence.
Polity & Governancefair-investigation

Supreme Court orders fresh probe into 2012 rape-murder near Dharmasthala in Karnataka

The Supreme Court ordered a fresh investigation into the 2012 rape and murder of a 17-year-old near Dharmasthala. Karnataka must form a tech-savvy Special Investigation Team without officers from the earlier probe, finish the investigation within three months, and protect the acquitted former accused from renewed prosecution.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Supreme Court ordered a fresh investigation into the 2012 rape and murder of a 17-year-old near Dharmasthala.
  • Karnataka must form a tech-savvy SIT headed by a senior State police officer and exclude every officer from the earlier probe team.
  • The fresh investigation must finish within three months, after which the police report must be filed before the court concerned.
  • The judgment described a fair investigation as part of the constitutional right guaranteed under Article 21.
  • The acquitted former accused cannot be investigated or prosecuted again after his acquittal because Article 20(2) protects him against double jeopardy.
Polity & Governancejal-jeevan-oversight

J&K House Committee finds ‘irregularities’ in Jal Jeevan Mission, calls for probe

A Jammu and Kashmir House Committee reported alleged irregularities in ₹1,100-crore Jal Jeevan Mission projects, including poor civil works, weak oversight, questionable pipe substitution, expenditure without confirmed water sources and false claims about household tap connections. It recommended an investigation and legal action.

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Prelims pointers

  • The House Committee examined alleged irregularities in Jal Jeevan Mission projects valued at ₹1,100 crore in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • Its 18-point recommendations called for referral to an investigating agency and action warranted under law.
  • The committee questioned the shift from GI to HDPE pipes because credible procurement and utilisation records were not produced.
  • Site visits reportedly found distribution pipes laid above ground instead of being embedded as required by contract terms.
  • The report said official records made false claims about Functional Household Tap Connections and covered habitations.
Geographymaharashtra-drought

100% drought likely to be declared in Maharashtra by month-end, says Minister

Maharashtra Cooperation Minister Babasaheb Patil said a 100% drought declaration was expected by the end of September under National Disaster Response Fund norms. The State reported more than 20 rainless days in at least 83 talukas across 20 districts and began relief and water-supply measures.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Cooperation Minister said a 100% drought declaration was expected by the end of September under NDRF norms.
  • The State Agriculture Department reported more than 20 rainless days in at least 83 talukas across 20 districts.
  • At least six districts, including Amravati, Solapur and Latur, recorded rainfall deficits of 40–50%.
  • Initial relief measures included student fee waivers, electricity-bill waivers and deployment of water tankers.
  • District administrations were told to revive water sources and build village supply networks rather than treat tankers as the first solution.
Sciencespace-governance

Unsafe space: On the U.S. and ‘on-orbit space control weapons‘

An editorial examined the U.S. disclosure of deployed on-orbit space-control weapons, highlighting ambiguity over their operation, dual-use satellites, gaps in accountability rules and the need for multilateral governance.

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Prelims pointers

  • Troy Meink disclosed on September 14 that the U.S. had deployed on-orbit space-control weapons, and Gen. Douglas Schiess confirmed it.
  • U.S. doctrine defines space control as including both offensive and defensive operations, although Meink described the weapon as defensive.
  • Article IV of the Outer Space Treaty prohibits nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction in orbit, not orbital weapons generally.
  • Article III of the Outer Space Treaty requires activities in outer space to comply with international law.
  • The editorial said the Liability Convention is difficult to apply when an autonomous, commercial, dual-use orbital asset initiates an unwanted defensive strike.
Sciencegaganyaan-parachutes

The science of Gaganyaan parachutes | Explained

Gaganyaan's crew module uses staged, redundant parachutes to reduce re-entry speed without destructive opening shocks. Its recovery system has two mortar-deployed drogue chutes and three main chutes extracted by mortar-ejected pilots; any two main chains can provide a safe touchdown if one fails.

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Prelims pointers

  • Pilot chutes extract larger chutes, drogue chutes stabilise and slow the module, and main chutes provide final deceleration.
  • The Gaganyaan crew module may be travelling about 170 metres per second in the lower atmosphere before parachute deceleration.
  • Reefing initially limits the main canopy opening; a timed cutter later severs the cord so the canopy can fully inflate.
  • Gaganyaan uses two mortar-deployed drogue chutes and three main chutes deployed by mortar-ejected pilot chutes.
  • ADRDE in Agra, a laboratory under DRDO, is developing the parachute system; two main chains can safely land the module if one fails.
Environmentbiodiversity-survey

Survey discovers six new species from Periyar Tiger Reserve in Keralam

A four-day faunal survey in Periyar Tiger Reserve recorded six species not previously documented there: one bird, one butterfly and four odonates. Conducted from September 10 to 13 across varied habitats and elevations, it raised the reserve's cumulative checklists to 347 bird, 284 butterfly and 111 odonate species.

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Prelims pointers

  • The six species newly recorded in Periyar Tiger Reserve comprised one bird, one butterfly and four odonate species.
  • The golden-headed cisticola, Cisticola exilis, was the new bird record; the reserve's cumulative bird count rose to 347.
  • The common onyx, Horaga onyx, was the new butterfly record; the documented butterfly total rose to 284.
  • The four new odonate records included parakeet darner, Fraser's clubtail, spiny horntail and Nilgiri clawtail; the reserve's odonate checklist rose to 111.
  • The September 10-13 survey used 21 teams across 20 base camps and involved 75 delegates from 21 organisations, besides Forest Department personnel.
Sciencecardiac-care

Heart disease kills 28.6 lakh Indians every year and yet, treatment is uneven and erratic

Heart disease causes an estimated 28.6 lakh deaths annually in India, with rural distance, missing ECG equipment, few specialists, delayed reperfusion and high costs producing avoidable harm. Guidelines call for rapid diagnosis and treatment, yet only a small share of patients receives timely PCI and cardiac infrastructure remains concentrated in private urban facilities.

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Prelims pointers

  • Heart disease accounts for about 28.6 lakh deaths annually and roughly 27% of all deaths in India, according to the report.
  • About 62% of India's cardiovascular-disease deaths occur prematurely between the ages of 40 and 69 years.
  • Guidelines recommend that an ECG be obtained and interpreted within 10 minutes of contact with a medical team.
  • Registry data indicate timely PCI for only 5-10 of every 100 patients, while 36-60 of every 100 undergo thrombolysis.
  • India has about 2,500 cath labs and 6,500 cardiologists, with roughly 90% of cath labs in the private sector.
Sciencemedicinal-chemistry

Chemists report ‘milder’ way to swap carbon for nitrogen atoms

University of Chicago researchers reported a mild carbon-to-nitrogen atom-swap reaction for ring molecules used in medicinal chemistry. The method employs triplet nitrenes, blue light and oxygen, gave a 73% yield for a resistant indole, and modified complex bioactive compounds, though it is not universal and uses toxic aryl azides.

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Prelims pointers

  • The University of Chicago reaction uses triplet-state nitrenes together with blue light and oxygen to exchange carbon for nitrogen in a ring.
  • The reaction temporarily opens the molecular ring, rearranges atoms and closes it with nitrogen in a former carbon position.
  • For an indole that resisted existing methods, the nitrogen-containing product was obtained in 73% yield.
  • A modified Vinca alkaloid had better metabolic properties and inhibited the hERG potassium channel less strongly.
  • The method produced nitrogen variants of yohimbine and catharanthine but is not universal and uses toxic aryl azides.
Environmentseed-dispersal

House crows aid efforts to enhance green cover across arid Rayalaseema, finds study

A Sri Krishnadevaraya University study says house crows aid natural regeneration in dry Rayalaseema by eating ripe neem fruits and dispersing seeds through droppings. The process, called endozoochory, was associated with an estimated 2% increase in urban greenery in parts of the region, even as crow flocks reportedly declined.

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Prelims pointers

  • The house crow's scientific name is Corvus splendens, and the study examined its role in neem-seed dispersal across Rayalaseema.
  • Endozoochory is the process described in the article in which birds disperse consumed seeds through their droppings.
  • The study says crows eat ripe neem fruits from March to June and can disperse seeds one or two kilometres from the parent tree.
  • Rayalaseema receives about 500-600 mm of rainfall, while local afforestation drives were reported to have survival rates below 40%.
  • The researchers associated bird dispersal with about a 2% increase in urban greenery in parts of Rayalaseema.
Indian Economyenergy-dialogue

Sustained dialogue key for investment, strengthening energy resilience: Puri at OPEC-India dialogue

At the seventh high-level OPEC-India Energy Dialogue, India and OPEC called for sustained producer-consumer engagement to support investment, supply resilience and reliable energy flows. The bilateral framework began in 2015, and its next round is to be held in Vienna on a mutually agreed date.

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Prelims pointers

  • The meeting was the Seventh High-Level Meeting of the OPEC-India Energy Dialogue.
  • The OPEC-India Energy Dialogue was launched in 2015 as a cooperative bilateral framework.
  • The dialogue covers market stability, transparency, cooperation and long-term energy security.
  • Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais addressed the engagement.
  • The next round of the OPEC-India Energy Dialogue is to be held in Vienna, Austria, on a mutually agreed date.
Indian Economyotc-derivative-novation

Novation of OTC Derivative Contracts

RBI finalised instructions on novation of OTC derivative contracts and incorporated them into directions governing foreign exchange, interest-rate, government-securities and credit derivatives.

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Prelims pointers

  • RBI had issued draft directions on novation of OTC derivative contracts through a press release dated July 9, 2025.
  • The final instructions were inserted into directions covering OTC foreign-exchange, interest-rate, government-securities and credit derivative contracts.
  • The four instruments include the 2016 Risk Management direction and derivative directions issued in 2025 and 2026.
  • The instructions apply to any novation undertaken on or after September 22, 2026, the circular's issue date.
  • RBI relied on section 45W of the RBI Act, 1934, read with section 45U, to issue the directions.
Indian Economyinvit-reit-valuation

Reserve Bank of India (All India Financial Institutions - Classification, Valuation, and Operation of Investment Portfolio) Amendment Directions, 2026

RBI amended investment-portfolio directions for All India Financial Institutions to standardise InvIT and REIT valuation, including a ₹1 treatment for certain unquoted or infrequently traded units.

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Prelims pointers

  • The directions apply to All India Financial Institutions and took effect on September 22, 2026, their date of issue.
  • RBI issued the amendment using section 45L of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.
  • New paragraphs 58A and 58B prescribe valuation rules for InvITs and REITs, respectively.
  • Unquoted InvIT and REIT units are normally valued at the NAV disclosed by the relevant trust.
  • Units are treated as worth ₹1 if required NAV disclosure is absent; this also applies to infrequently traded units.
Indian Economyrbi-investment-valuation

Reserve Bank of India (Small Finance Banks - Classification, Valuation, and Operation of Investment Portfolio) Second Amendment Directions, 2026

The RBI amended its 2025 investment-portfolio directions for Small Finance Banks to standardise the valuation of InvIT and REIT holdings. The amendment specifies how quoted securities, unquoted units and other unquoted instruments are to be valued, and prescribes a ₹1 value where required NAV disclosure is absent or the units are infrequently traded.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Small Finance Banks amendment was issued on September 22, 2026 and came into effect on the date of issue.
  • The RBI issued the amendment under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 and other enabling laws.
  • New paragraph 82A governs InvIT units, while new paragraph 82B governs REIT units in the Small Finance Banks directions.
  • Unquoted InvIT and REIT units are ordinarily valued at the NAV disclosed by the respective trust.
  • Absent prescribed NAV disclosure, and for infrequently traded units, the amendment requires a value of ₹1 for its purposes.
Indian Economyinvestment-valuation

Reserve Bank of India (Local Area Banks - Classification, Valuation, and Operation of Investment Portfolio) Second Amendment Directions, 2026

The RBI amended its 2025 investment-portfolio directions for Local Area Banks to specify valuation rules for Infrastructure Investment Trust and Real Estate Investment Trust instruments. Quoted instruments follow quoted-security rules; unquoted units use disclosed NAV, with a ₹1 value where prescribed NAV disclosure is absent or units are infrequently traded.

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Prelims pointers

  • RBI issued the Local Area Banks Second Amendment Directions on September 22, 2026, and made them effective from the date of issue.
  • The amendment was issued under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, along with other enabling laws.
  • Paragraph 83A governs InvIT instruments, while paragraph 83B governs REIT instruments under the Local Area Banks directions.
  • Quoted securities and units issued by InvITs or REITs are valued under the directions applicable to quoted securities.
  • Unquoted units use the trust's disclosed NAV; failure to make prescribed NAV disclosures, or classification as infrequently traded, triggers a ₹1 value.
Indian Economyinvestment-valuation

Reserve Bank of India (Commercial Banks - Classification, Valuation, and Operation of Investment Portfolio) Third Amendment Directions, 2026

RBI's Third Amendment Directions, 2026 prescribe how commercial banks must value quoted and unquoted instruments of InvITs and REITs. Unquoted units use the trust's disclosed NAV, but specified non-compliant or infrequently traded units are valued at ₹1.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Third Amendment Directions, 2026 came into effect on September 22, 2026, the date of issue.
  • RBI issued the amendment under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 and other enabling laws.
  • Quoted securities and units issued by InvITs and REITs must follow the directions applicable to quoted securities.
  • Unquoted InvIT and REIT units are to be valued at the NAV disclosed by the respective trust.
  • A value of ₹1 applies when prescribed NAV disclosure is not made and also to units classified as infrequently traded under the relevant SEBI regulations.
Indian Economypayments-bank-investments

Reserve Bank of India (Payments Banks - Classification, Valuation, and Operation of Investment Portfolio) Second Amendment Directions, 2026

The RBI amended investment-portfolio directions for payments banks to standardise valuation of InvIT and REIT units. Quoted instruments follow quoted-security rules; unquoted units use disclosed NAV, but specified non-disclosure or infrequent-trading cases are valued at ₹1.

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Prelims pointers

  • The Payments Banks Second Amendment Directions, 2026 took effect on their issue date, September 22, 2026.
  • The RBI issued the amendment under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
  • New paragraph 83A addresses InvIT units, while new paragraph 83B addresses REIT units for payments banks.
  • Quoted securities and units of InvITs and REITs are to follow the Directions' valuation rules for quoted securities.
  • Unquoted trust units use disclosed NAV; specified NAV non-disclosure and infrequently traded cases are treated at ₹1.
Sciencesuperconductivity

On umbrellas, springs, and superconductivity

The spring in an automatic umbrella stores mechanical energy when compressed and releases it when a hook is disengaged. The article connects elasticity to electromagnetic interactions among atoms, sound to collective lattice vibrations, and low-temperature electron pairing to superconductivity without electrical resistance.

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Prelims pointers

  • Hooke's law relates a spring's restoring force to how much the spring has been compressed.
  • The four fundamental forces are electromagnetic, gravitational, strong and weak; ordinary elastic force arises from electromagnetism.
  • Collective atomic vibrations propagate as sound waves through a solid material.
  • Two electrons paired through low-temperature lattice effects form a Cooper pair, named after physicist Leon Cooper.
  • Cooper-pair formation produces superconductivity, and aluminium becomes superconducting at about −271.9°C.
Indian Economywomen-farmers

Towards recognising women farmers

Maharashtra's Women Farmers' Empowerment Bill creates a land-delinked Woman Farmer Certificate for women engaged in agriculture, including cultivators, labourers, livestock rearers and pastoralists. The measure addresses women's exclusion from land-record-based databases, credit and welfare schemes despite their large and growing role in agriculture.

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Prelims pointers

  • Maharashtra passed the Women Farmers' Empowerment Bill in July 2026 to recognise women as farmers irrespective of land ownership.
  • A Woman Farmer Certificate may cover a woman resident engaged in agriculture for at least one agricultural season in a year.
  • The law recognises landless cultivators, landless livestock rearers, agricultural labourers, plantation labourers and pastoralists.
  • Women held only 14% of operational agricultural holdings under the Agricultural Census 2015-16 and formed 23% of PM-KISAN beneficiaries.
  • Implementation may identify women through self-registration or the Gram Sabha and link certificates to Agri Stack for FarmerIDs.
Indian Economysupervisory-data-quality

Supervisory Data Quality Index for Scheduled Commercial Banks (June 2026)

RBI released the Supervisory Data Quality Index for scheduled commercial banks for June 2026, assessing the accuracy, timeliness, completeness and consistency of supervisory returns and microdata.

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Prelims pointers

  • RBI released the Supervisory Data Quality Index, or sDQI, for scheduled commercial banks for June 2026.
  • The sDQI measures four dimensions of data quality: accuracy, timeliness, completeness and consistency.
  • The assessed information consists of returns and microdata submitted for supervisory assessments.
  • The index assesses adherence to the RBI (Commercial Banks – Supervisory Returns) Directions, 2026.
  • It also assesses adherence to the RBI (Small Finance Banks – Supervisory Returns) Directions, 2026.

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Question 1 of 20

According to the Assembly debate, which committee was formed after the Madhav Gadgil committee identified vast tracts as Ecologically Sensitive Areas?

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  1. Q1

    According to the Assembly debate, which committee was formed after the Madhav Gadgil committee identified vast tracts as Ecologically Sensitive Areas?

    (A) The Kasturirangan committee

  2. Q2

    Consider the following statements: 1. The judgment linked fair investigation to Article 21. 2. It protected the acquitted former accused under Article 20(2). Which is/are correct?

    (C) Both 1 and 2

  3. Q3

    Which item was explicitly part of the House Committee’s 18-point recommendations according to the report?

    (A) Refer the matter to an investigating agency and take action under law

  4. Q4

    What extent of prolonged rain absence did the Maharashtra Agriculture Department report?

    (A) More than 20 days in at least 83 talukas across 20 districts

  5. Q5

    Consider the following statements: Article IV of the Outer Space Treaty bars nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction in orbit; Article III requires space activities to comply with international law. Which is correct?

    (A) Both statements are correct

  6. Q6

    Consider the following statements about Gaganyaan's parachutes: 1. It has two drogue chutes. 2. It has three main chutes. 3. Two main-parachute chains can ensure safe touchdown if one main chute fails. Which are correct?

    (D) 1, 2 and 3

  7. Q7

    Consider the Periyar Tiger Reserve survey: 1. Golden-headed cisticola was a new bird record. 2. Common onyx was a new butterfly record. 3. Four odonates were newly recorded. Which are correct?

    (D) 1, 2 and 3

  8. Q8

    Consider the following treatment targets: 1. Door-to-needle thrombolysis within 30 minutes. 2. Door-to-balloon primary PCI within 90 minutes. 3. First medical contact to reperfusion within 120 minutes. Which are correct?

    (D) 1, 2 and 3

  9. Q9

    Which combination is used in the reported mild carbon-to-nitrogen ring transmutation?

    (A) Triplet-state nitrene, blue light and oxygen

  10. Q10

    In the article on house crows and Rayalaseema, the term 'endozoochory' refers to which process?

    (A) Seed dispersal after fruits are eaten by animals

  11. Q11

    Which subjects does the OPEC-India Energy Dialogue, launched in 2015, provide a platform to discuss?

    (A) Market stability, transparency, cooperation and long-term energy security

  12. Q12

    Consider RBI's novation instructions: 1. They apply to novations from September 22, 2026. 2. They were issued under section 45W read with section 45U of the RBI Act. Which is correct?

    (C) Both 1 and 2

  13. Q13

    Consider the AIFI amendment: 1. It inserts paragraphs 58A and 58B for InvITs and REITs. 2. Certain units without compliant NAV disclosure are treated as worth ₹1. Which is correct?

    (C) Both 1 and 2

  14. Q14

    Consider the following statements on the RBI's 2026 amendment for Small Finance Banks: 1. Paragraph 82A concerns InvITs. 2. Paragraph 82B concerns REITs. Which is correct?

    (A) Both 1 and 2

  15. Q15

    Consider the following statements about RBI's 2026 amendment for Local Area Banks: 1. It took effect on its issue date. 2. Quoted InvIT and REIT units follow quoted-security valuation rules. 3. Certain units without prescribed NAV disclosure are treated as worth ₹1. Which are correct?

    (D) 1, 2 and 3

  16. Q16

    Under the 2026 amendment, what value applies to an unquoted InvIT unit when the InvIT fails to disclose NAV as prescribed?

    (B) ₹1

  17. Q17

    Under the RBI's 2026 amendment for payments banks, consider: 1. Unquoted InvIT and REIT units generally use disclosed NAV. 2. Specified NAV non-disclosure cases are treated at ₹1. Which is correct?

    (C) Both 1 and 2

  18. Q18

    According to the article, which microscopic phenomenon is directly associated with superconductivity?

    (A) Formation of Cooper pairs of electrons

  19. Q19

    Consider the following statements about Maharashtra's Women Farmers' Empowerment Bill: 1. Recognition is delinked from land ownership. 2. It includes landless livestock rearers and pastoralists. 3. Only a land-record holder can receive the certificate. Which are correct?

    (B) 1 and 2 only

  20. Q20

    Consider the following statements about RBI's sDQI: 1. It covers accuracy, timeliness, completeness and consistency. 2. It concerns returns and microdata used for supervisory assessments. Which is correct?

    (C) Both 1 and 2

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