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Daily Current Affairs: 8 September 2026

Current affairs of 8 September 2026: Krishi Vigyan Kendras: plan for stronger state role; RAS and Biofloc: Water-Saving Aquaculture Technologies Under PMMSY; Osbeckia ulotricha: New Western Ghats Plant Species, and 14 more topics. Key facts for every exam, with a quiz.

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In this issue: 17 topics

National Affairs

  1. Dinamalar 75th Anniversary: Commemorative Stamp Released

Banking & Finance

  1. FATF Report on Digital Hawala and Underground Banking
  2. WhatsApp Bill Payments via Bharat Connect Launched

Economy

  1. IMF Flags Weak G20 Growth: About 3% Medium-Term Outlook
  2. Bisleri and SBI Join Hands on Used-Plastic Recycling

International Affairs

  1. BRICS POWER Framework Proposed Before New Delhi Summit

Agriculture & Rural

  1. Krishi Vigyan Kendras: plan for stronger state role
  2. RAS and Biofloc: Water-Saving Aquaculture Technologies Under PMMSY

Science & Technology

  1. Bodhan AI Releases Four Multilingual Digital Public Goods
  2. Isar Aerospace Spectrum Rocket Launches from Norway

Environment & Ecology

  1. Osbeckia ulotricha: New Western Ghats Plant Species
  2. PACT Platform for Zero-Emission Freight Launched at e-FAST
  3. CCTS: UK CBAM Recognition of India’s Carbon Market

Defence & Security

  1. MIL and Drogo Aerospace MoU for Indigenous Loitering Munitions
  2. Ahuti Mk II: India’s Fastest Multirotor Interceptor Drone

Reports & Indexes

  1. IMF SSBIG report: G20 medium-term growth only 3%

Awards & Persons

  1. Carnatic vocalist S. R. Janakiraman dies at 98

National Affairs

Banking & Finance

Economy

Economy

4. IMF Flags Weak G20 Growth: About 3% Medium-Term Outlook

  • The IMF sees medium-term G20 economic growth at around 3%, a weak outlook.
  • Restrictive labour, product and consumer-market regulations hold back growth in several G20 economies.
  • Emerging markets face institutional and regulatory weaknesses that deter public and private investment.
  • The IMF recommends structural, regulatory and institutional reforms to lift productivity and investment.
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International Affairs

Agriculture & Rural

Science & Technology

Environment & Ecology

Economy

13. CCTS: UK CBAM Recognition of India’s Carbon Market

  • Under its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the UK accepted India's CCTS, giving exporters pricing relief.
  • The Ministry of Power notified CCTS in June 2023; the Bureau of Energy Efficiency administers it.
  • CCTS has a compliance mechanism with intensity targets and an offset mechanism for voluntary projects.
  • Grid Controller of India is the registry; CERC regulates trading on power exchanges.
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Defence & Security

Reports & Indexes

Awards & Persons

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