Every States current affair for government exams, organised by subtopic — 15 verified updates across 5 subtopics.
The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet approved development initiatives worth Rs 5,960 crore covering infrastructure and welfare projects across the state.
Punjab notified the Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Scheme 2026, effective 1 July 2026, replacing MGNREGA in the state and guaranteeing 125 days of wage employment annually (vs 100 under MGNREGA).
The new West Bengal government decided to discontinue welfare programmes based on religious categorisation, scrapping the existing list of 113 backward sub-groups and forming a new panel for quota eligibility.
Telangana made cancer a notifiable disease with a one-month reporting timeline - a first-of-its-kind public-health governance measure among Indian states to build a cancer registry.
The Himachal Pradesh government signed implementation agreements for 19 hydropower projects totalling 278 MW with an investment of Rs 3,336 crore, and also signed an MoU with Geo Tropi India for geothermal energy development.
The Karnataka government withdrew the 2022 order, allowing limited traditional and religious symbols including hijabs alongside prescribed uniforms in schools and colleges.
The Meghalaya Cabinet approved the Official Languages Ordinance, 2026, granting Khasi and Garo full official status alongside English using powers under Article 345, repealing the earlier 2005 Act.
The Delhi Cabinet (CM Rekha Gupta) approved the EV Policy 2026, involving about Rs 15,000 crore of investment over four years for purchase incentives, charging infrastructure and road-tax concessions.
Karnataka launched what it billed as India's first AI-powered Skills Intelligence Unit, using AI to map and bridge the workforce skills gap.
Himachal Pradesh began regulated industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa, THC below 0.3%) cultivation under its 'Green to Gold' initiative, targeting hempcrete, biodegradable packaging and biofuels.
Himanta Biswa Sarma took oath as Assam Chief Minister for a second successive term, with the ceremony attended by the Prime Minister and senior Union ministers.
Nitish Kumar resigned as Chief Minister of Bihar, with Samrat Choudhary reported to succeed him, marking a significant transition in the state's leadership.
The Lieutenant Governor approved five new districts - Nubra, Sham, Changthang, Zanskar and Drass - raising Ladakh's total from two (Leh, Kargil) to seven, to improve administration in the UT.
The Delhi government rolled out 'Bhu-Aadhaar', assigning a unique 14-digit ULPIN (Unique Land Parcel Identification Number) to every land parcel to modernise land records and improve ownership transparency.
Nagaland, India's 16th state (formed 1 December 1963), marked its 63rd Statehood Day; CM Neiphiu Rio pressed for resolution of the Naga political issue and launched a District Sports Fund.