🗞️ Current Affairs
Everything you need to stay exam-ready — daily and monthly current affairs PDFs, a daily quiz, and a six-month revision compilation, all free and available in English & Hindi.
Current Affairs 2026 – Daily PDF, Quiz & Monthly Compilations
Current affairs decide 20–40 marks in almost every government exam, and those marks are the easiest to lose if your revision is scattered. This page keeps everything in one place: a fresh PDF every morning, a quiz to test whether you actually retained it, and monthly plus six-month compilations so nothing slips before the exam. Every resource is free and available in both English and Hindi.
Daily Current Affairs PDF
Published every day, covering national and international news, government schemes, appointments, awards, sports, defence, economy, science and tech, and important days. Each event is written in exam-language — short, factual, and stripped of newspaper filler — so a day's reading takes 10–15 minutes. Download in English or Hindi and keep it for later revision.
Daily Current Affairs Quiz
Reading is not revision. Attempt the day's quiz right after the PDF: 10–15 questions modelled on the pattern asked in SSC, Banking, Railway and State PSC papers, with the correct answer and a detailed solution for every question. Your score tells you which sections you skimmed.
Monthly Current Affairs PDF
At the end of every month, the entire month's news is compiled, de-duplicated and arranged topic-wise — schemes, appointments, sports, awards, summits, obituaries, reports and indices. This is the file to revise the week before an exam, when reading 30 separate daily PDFs is not realistic.
Last 6 Months Current Affairs PDF
Most exams ask from the previous six months. This one-shot compilation covers that entire window in a single organised PDF, so you can complete a full current affairs revision in two or three sittings instead of hunting month by month.
Which Exams Is This Useful For?
SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD Constable; IBPS PO and Clerk, SBI PO and Clerk, RRB NTPC and Group D; UPSC Prelims; State PSC exams; Police and Defence recruitment; and any exam with a General Awareness section.
How to Use These Resources
Read the daily PDF the same morning it is published. Attempt the quiz immediately. Revise the monthly PDF at the end of each month, and the six-month compilation in the final two weeks before your exam. Following this cycle, you cover the full current affairs syllabus without ever sitting down for a marathon revision.
Internal links to add: Daily Quiz archive, Monthly PDF archive, GK / General Awareness, Free Mock Tests, Sarkari Job Alerts, Ebook Store.
Frequently asked questions
Are these current affairs PDFs free to download?
Yes. The daily PDF, daily quiz, monthly PDF and last-6-months compilation are completely free — no subscription or payment is required.
Are current affairs available in Hindi?
Yes. Every PDF and quiz is published in both English and Hindi, so you can prepare in whichever medium you write your exam in.
At what time is the daily current affairs PDF published?
The daily PDF and quiz are updated every day, covering the previous day's important events, so you can revise them the same morning.
How many questions are there in the daily current affairs quiz?
Each day's quiz has around 10–15 exam-pattern questions, and every question comes with the correct answer and a detailed solution.
How many months of current affairs should I study for competitive exams?
Most SSC, Banking and Railway exams ask questions from the last 6 to 12 months. The last-6-months compilation on this page covers the core window; use the monthly PDFs for anything older.
Which exams do these current affairs cover?
SSC, IBPS and SBI Banking exams, RRB, UPSC Prelims, State PSC, Police and Defence recruitment, and any exam with a General Awareness or General Studies section.
Do I need to create an account to download the PDFs?
No account is needed to download. Signing in only helps if you want to save your quiz scores and track your progress over time.
Can I read the current affairs on mobile?
Yes. The PDFs and quizzes work on mobile browsers, and you can also attempt the daily quiz in the app.
Is reading only current affairs PDFs enough for the General Awareness section?
For the current affairs portion, yes — provided you also attempt the quizzes and revise the monthly compilations. Static GK topics such as history, geography and polity need to be covered separately.
