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Daily Current Affairs: 29 & 30 January 2026

Current affairs of 29 & 30 January 2026: 2nd India-Arab Foreign Ministers’ Meeting 2026 Opens in New Delhi; Solid Waste Management Rules 2026: Key Features Explained; UGC Equity Regulations 2026: Provisions and Controversy, and 13 more topics. Key facts for every exam, with a quiz.

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16 TOPICSDaily CurrentAffairs29 & 30 January 2026In focus: 2nd India-Arab Foreign Ministers’ Meeting…safalsetu.com

In this issue: 16 topics

National Affairs

  1. UGC Equity Regulations 2026: Provisions and Controversy
  2. Digital Food Currency: Programmable CBDC Pilot for PDS
  3. Living Root Bridges Nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Status
  4. 6th Khelo India Winter Games: Haryana Tops Ice Sports

Government Schemes

  1. Sampoornata Abhiyan 2.0: Saturation Drive for Aspirational Areas
  2. PANCHAM Chatbot Launched for Panchayat Representatives

Banking & Finance

  1. SEBI Corporate Bond Liquidity Window Sees Little Use

Economy

  1. Economic Survey 2025-26: Growth Outlook and Global Risks

International Affairs

  1. 2nd India-Arab Foreign Ministers’ Meeting 2026 Opens in New Delhi

Agriculture & Rural

  1. Paathara (Khoni): Vanishing Grain Storage in Srikakulam
  2. High-Level Committee to Strengthen Tamil Nadu FPOs Formed

Science & Technology

  1. Microsoft Maia 200 AI Chip Unveiled with 3 nm Technology

Environment & Ecology

  1. Solid Waste Management Rules 2026: Key Features Explained
  2. Sunabeda Sanctuary: Maoist-Free, 70+ Leopards

Reports & Indexes

  1. World Bank’s A Breath of Change: South Asia Air Pollution
  2. Power Gap Index: India’s -4.0 Score in Economic Survey 2025-26

National Affairs

Government Schemes

Banking & Finance

Economy

International Affairs

Agriculture & Rural

Science & Technology

Environment & Ecology

Environment & Ecology

14. Sunabeda Sanctuary: Maoist-Free, 70+ Leopards

  • Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary in Odisha was officially declared Maoist-free, allowing systematic wildlife monitoring.
  • Camera trap surveys indicate over 70 leopards, making it a potential Leopard Haven in Central India.
  • It was established in 1983 and is a proposed Tiger Reserve.
  • It lies in Nuapada district and adjoins Sitanadi and Udanti Wildlife Sanctuaries in Chhattisgarh.
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