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Daily Current Affairs: 14 February 2026

Current affairs of 14 February 2026: Henley Passport Index February 2026: India at 75th; Startup India Fund of Funds 2.0: ₹10,000 Crore Corpus; Privilege Notice: Parliamentary Privilege Rules and Articles, and 14 more topics. Key facts for every exam, with a quiz.

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In this issue: 17 topics

National Affairs

  1. Privilege Notice: Parliamentary Privilege Rules and Articles
  2. Seva Teerth Complex in New Delhi Inaugurated by PM Modi
  3. National Productivity Day: 12 February and Week Theme

Government Schemes

  1. Startup India Fund of Funds 2.0: ₹10,000 Crore Corpus

Banking & Finance

  1. RBI Draft Guidelines to Revamp the Lead Bank Scheme
  2. RBI Final Norms: Bank Loans for Corporate Acquisitions
  3. RBI Draft Lead Bank Scheme Sets 60% C/D Ratio Aim
  4. RBI Draft Norms on Bank Lending to REITs from July 1
  5. SEBI Consultation Paper: Lighter Reporting for Brokers

International Affairs

  1. Bangladesh Election 2026: BNP Wins Landslide, Tarique Rahman Leads
  2. Tissa Vitarana Dies at 91: Sri Lanka LSSP Leader and APRC Figure

Environment & Ecology

  1. Dal Lake: J&K Shelves ₹416.72-Crore Restoration Plan

Defence & Security

  1. Dornier 228 Order for Coast Guard: ₹2,312 Crore Deal
  2. Indian Navy Takes Command of CTF-154 in Bahrain

Reports & Indexes

  1. Henley Passport Index February 2026: India at 75th
  2. NITI Aayog Technology Services Roadmap: Target USD 750-850 Billion

Awards & Persons

  1. World Radio Day 2026 Theme: Radio and AI

National Affairs

Government Schemes

Banking & Finance

Economy

7. RBI Draft Lead Bank Scheme Sets 60% C/D Ratio Aim

  • RBI's draft Lead Bank Scheme revision proposes a 60% credit-deposit ratio goal for rural and semi-urban branches.
  • The goal is not binding per branch or district, but big regional gaps should be avoided.
  • Districts under 20% C/D ratio would be special category districts.
  • A quarter of new outlets at least must open in Tier-V and Tier-VI unbanked rural centres.
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