Daily current affairs questions for SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking and all competitive exams.
Answer: 760
Malkajgiri SHE Teams arrested 760 persons in 2026 up to May 29, of which 137 were minors. SHE Teams (Safety, Harassment Elimination) operate under state police departments to address women's safety concerns. This data reflects active enforcement against harassment and related offences.
Answer: Africa CDC
India dispatched medical supplies to the Africa CDC (Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), the specialised health agency of the African Union established in 2017. The Africa CDC coordinates continental responses to public health threats. India's assistance reflects its growing health diplomacy and South-South cooperation commitments in Africa.
Answer: May 17, 2026
The WHO declared the Ebola outbreak a PHEIC on May 17, 2026. A PHEIC is the WHO's highest level of alarm, reserved for extraordinary events that pose a public health risk through international spread and require a coordinated international response. Previous PHEIC declarations include COVID-19, Zika, and earlier Ebola outbreaks.
Answer: In the interest of students and recognition of trust underpinning the national examination system
The NTA's affidavit explicitly stated that the decision to cancel the NEET-UG examination was taken in the interest of students and in recognition of the trust underpinning the national examination system. This underscores the importance of maintaining examination integrity and public confidence in competitive testing systems.
Answer: National Testing Agency (NTA)
The Supreme Court pointed to 'ad-hocism' in the National Testing Agency (NTA) while hearing cases related to the NEET-UG paper leak. The NTA is responsible for conducting major entrance examinations including NEET-UG for medical admissions. The Court's observations highlight systemic failures in examination management affecting lakhs of aspirants.