🚨9 నెలల కరెంట్ అఫైర్స్ - 2026🔥TOP 100+ MCQ'S 🔥 EXPLANATION IN BOTH ENGLISH & TELUGU 🔥 DON'T SKIP IT🚨

Summary

The video is a rapid current-affairs revision session built around more than 100 multiple-choice questions. The presenter gives answers and brief explanations in English and Telugu, often adding related details such as a host city, edition number, theme, runner-up, or responsible organization. Topics include awards, international rankings, summits, sports, military exercises, appointments, government initiatives, and environmental news.

How the quiz is presented

For each question, the presenter generally:

• States a current-affairs question and its answer.
• Adds related facts, such as an event’s venue, theme, organizer, winner, or previous edition.
• Contrasts similar items, such as different passport indexes or separate military exercises.
• Encourages viewers to pause and answer before hearing the explanation, take notes, and review the video without skipping. The presenter also says PDFs are available through the channel’s Telegram channel.

Main subject areas and examples

• Awards, books, and culture: The quiz covers the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, Ramon Magsaysay Award, Sarala Puraskar, Vikram Sarabhai Medal, Jnanpith Award, Booker Prize, Oscars, and other honors. It also discusses books and recipients, including Tides of Times and the autobiography Triumph of the Indian Republic: My Life, My Struggles.
• International indexes and rankings: Questions address India’s positions in indexes such as the Global Gender Gap Index, Travel and Tourism Development Index, Henley and Global Passport indexes, Environmental Performance Index, Global Peace Index, World Press Freedom Index, World Happiness Report, and QS Future Skills Index. The presenter identifies the organizations said to publish them and sometimes compares India’s rank with those of other countries.
• Summits and international organizations: Topics include the BRICS and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summits, G7 meetings, the Raisina Dialogue, the World Circular Economy Forum, and the Global AI Impact Summit. Explanations include host countries or cities, themes, membership, and selected outcomes.
• Sports results and tournaments: The video covers cricket, football, tennis, badminton, hockey, table tennis, and chess. Examples include ICC tournaments, the IPL and Women’s Premier League, Wimbledon, the US and French Opens, the Japan and Singapore Opens, the Thomas and Uber Cups, and the Durand and Santosh Trophies. The presenter often names champions, runners-up, venues, and notable individual performers.
• Military exercises and defence: A substantial section tests which countries participate in bilateral or multilateral exercises, including SLINEX, Nomadic Elephant, Veer Guardian, Yudh Abhyas, Khajind, Varuna, Maitree, Pitch Black, Udara Shakti, and Sea Dragon. Explanations commonly add the exercise’s service branch, location, or edition.
• Government appointments, policies, and institutions: Questions address appointments to roles such as the NITI Aayog CEO and heads of government or defence bodies, as well as the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, the Uniform Civil Code, and other government initiatives. The video also gives brief institutional background, including the functions of the CBDT and NITI Aayog.
• Environment, geography, and heritage: The presenter discusses Ramsar sites and other protected areas, biodiversity heritage sites, GI-tagged products and art, and UNESCO heritage recognition. Examples include sites in Uttar Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh, Pithora paintings, and Kinnauri apples.
• Science and technology: Topics include the International Space Summit, an Earth-observation mission described as a joint ISRO–French space agency project, and the Param Pragya supercomputer.

Important note

The subtitles are heavily garbled in places, especially for names, titles, and organizations. The video also makes many specific claims about 2026 events and results. Treat the answers above as a summary of what the presenter says, not as independent verification. Check official sources when using the information for exam preparation.

Speakers and sources featured

Speaker: One presenter/narrator addresses students in English and Telugu. No guests or interviewees appear in the subtitles.

Sources and organizations mentioned: World Economic Forum; BRICS; Shanghai Cooperation Organisation; Ramon Magsaysay Award; ISRO and the French space agency (whose name is unclear in the subtitles); International Cricket Council; FIFA; FIH; BWF; organizers of the US Open, Wimbledon, French Open, Japan Open, and other sporting events; UNESCO; Ramsar-related authorities; National Biodiversity Authority; Henley Passport Index; Global Citizen Solutions; Institute for Economics and Peace; Reporters Without Borders; UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network; QS; FATF; CBSE; CBDT; NITI Aayog; Central Vigilance Commission; and the ministries and trusts named in connection with particular awards, bills, and schemes.