Current Affairs for June 18, 2026
IIT Kanpur Approved for ₹500 Crore Drone Technology Hub: The Ministry of Defence granted in-principle approval to establish a National Military Drone Technology Hub at IIT Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
ISRO-DAE Partner for 200-Day Lunar Lander System: ISRO Chairman V.
India-Japan Adopt Carbon Market Rules under Paris Agreement: Expanding their bilateral green alliance, India and Japan officially adopted the Rules of Implementation for the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
CSIR Hands Over Strategic Vapor Cells to DRDO: During a technology transfer function in New Delhi, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR-NPL) handed over five indigenously developed quantum vapor cells to DRDO’s Solid-State Physics Laboratory.
India Restored 21.76 Million Hectares of Degraded Land:
NTA Accumulates ₹448 Crore Exam Surplus: A high-level parliamentary panel report highlighted that the National Testing Agency (NTA) accumulated a functional surplus of ₹448 crore over the past six fiscal years.
RBI Launches 'RBI Reelathon 2026' Cyber Campaign: To secure young demographics against booming online banking scams, the Reserve Bank of India rolled out a statewide digital awareness campaign called RBI Reelathon 2026 across 150 colleges in Kerala, promoting cyber hygiene and safe payment habits.
India Demands $900 Million Steel Export Quota from UK: Accelerating the final legs of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations, New Delhi formally requested a $900 million steel export quota to resolve pending tariff issues and shield domestic metal producers from protectionist boundaries.
India Ranks in Global Top 3 for Artificial Intelligence Talent: Despite a minor dip in global skilled migration indices, a international workforce mobility report confirmed that India stands firmly among the top three global destinations for AI talent, backed by its immense base of senior software engineers and deep-tech graduates.
Odisha Orders Review Over 1,600 Textbook Errors: Following a public outcry over quality oversight, the Odisha State Education Department identified more than 1,600 content and printing errors across newly distributed school textbooks, prompting an immediate high-level administrative review of the institutional publishing pipeline.
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