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In August 2026, there are 32 Major PIB Explainer and 10-12 minor explainers. We have covered 18 out of these 32 for Your exam through Infographics, Answer Writing and Objective Practice Questions.
Read PIB Explainer through Infographics, Answer Writing and Objective Practice Questions | August 2026 | Part - II
12 Years of PM Jan Dhan Yojana: Banking for All, Empowerment for All
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/12-years-of-pm-jan-dhan-yojana-banking.html
5 Years of e-Shram Portal: Building an Inclusive Social Security Ecosystem
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/5-years-of-e-shram-portal-building.html
Building a Business-Ready India: Explainer on Ease of Doing Business reforms.
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/building-business-ready-india.html
Cabinet Approves National Circular Bioenergy Scheme (GOBARdhan Scheme).
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/cabinet-approves-national-circular.html
PMJVM Scheme: How Does Pradhan Mantri Janjatiya Vikas Mission Support Tribals?
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/pmjvm-scheme-how-does-pradhan-mantri.html
India’s Coconut Sector: From the Tree of Life to Global Prominence Explained.
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/indias-coconut-sector-from-tree-of-life.html
NADCP Scheme, Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD), Brucellosis and One Health Explained.
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/nadcp-scheme-foot-and-mouth-disease-fmd.html
GI Tags: Scaling Traditional Wealth into Global Brands Explained
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/gi-tags-scaling-traditional-wealth-into.html
Read PIB Explainer through Infographics, Answer Writing and Objective Practice Questions | August 2026 | Part - I
Regenerative Agriculture for a Resilient India Explained | NABARD Grade A
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/regenerative-agriculture-for-resilient.html
PM-AASHA Scheme and Its Components Explained | NABARD Grade A
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/pm-aasha-scheme-and-its-components.html
Per Drop More Crop (PDMC): Improving Irrigation Efficiency Explained
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/per-drop-more-crop-pdmc-improving.html
PM-VBRY Scheme: Expanding Formal Employment | RBI Grade B
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/pm-vbry-scheme-expanding-formal.html
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana Explained for RBI and NABARD Grade A.
https://www.affairstap.com/2026/09/pradhan-mantri-fasal-bima-yojana-pmfby.html
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‘One Nation, One Time means having one time reference’: An expert explains why India is making IST legally enforceable 🔍
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📆September 1, 2026 at 04:55PM
Exclusive | Why India is making IST legally enforceable: An expert explains 🔗
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AI threat To Financial Systems: How regulators RBI, SEBI stepping up Explained
https://www.brajeshmohan.in/2026/08/ai-threat-to-financial-systems-how.html
Long before the ₹, India used many forms of currency, from Kaudi and Damri to Anna and Paisa. Each reflects a chapter in our country's rich monetary history.
Discover how money evolved through the centuries.
Why India is expecting GDP surprise after best Q1 for loan growth in over a decade 🔍
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State-wise Poverty in India: A Policy Perspective
The latest state-wise multidimensional poverty data based on NFHS-5 (2019–21) highlights a critical reality: poverty in India is highly uneven across regions.
With the national average multidimensional poverty rate at 14.96%, states such as Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh continue to face significantly higher poverty levels, while several southern and northeastern states perform considerably better.
CSR is growing. But are we putting the money where the need is greatest?. Bihar received around ₹35 per person, while Delhi received nearly ₹1,243. That is not just a funding gap but it is a question of priorities.
The intent of CSR was never simply to spend where it is easiest to execute, measure and report. If CSR follows corporate presence, convenience and visibility, we may keep strengthening places that already have stronger systems. The real opportunity is to take capital where public resources are stretched, communities are underserved and every rupee can create greater additional impact.
Maybe the next evolution of CSR should be “Need-led CSR” rather than “Presence-led CSR.” Better data, district level need mapping and smarter collaboration with government can help companies move beyond compliance towards genuine development impact.
Explained: India’s economy: Back to goldilocks or a false dawn? 🔗
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Circular Flow of Income and National Income Accounting: GDP, GNP, PI, PDI Explained
https://www.brajeshmohan.in/2026/08/circular-flow-of-income-and-national.html
Monetary Policy in India: MPC, Inflation Targeting & Transmission Channels.
https://www.brajeshmohan.in/2026/08/monetary-policy-in-india-mpc-inflation.html
Explaining Bond Pricing: A Guide to Value, Yield, and Market Factors
https://www.brajeshmohan.in/2026/08/explaining-bond-pricing-guide-to-value.html
What is Inflation? Types, Causes, Impact & Measurement.
https://www.brajeshmohan.in/2026/08/what-is-inflation-types-causes-impact.html
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved a repayment plan for Zee Group founder Subhash Chandra, allowing creditors to receive around Rs 6.5 crore against admitted claims of Rs 22,006.57 crore.
This means, the lenders will face a haircut of nearly 99.97 per cent. Put simply, creditors would recover only about three paise for every Rs 100 they are owed.
The US federal debt is $40 trillion, and the annual interest burden is $1 trillion. This puts upward pressure on interest rates all over the world. War-induced inflation, made worse by tariffs, adds further pressure.
India government's interest payment obligation is already whopping 40% of revenue receipts (i.e. tax revenue plus RBI dividend). Interest cost is ₹ 15 trillion, and will rise. This huge burden must be covered either by cutting expenses (esp. on health, education, public services, or making UPI unfree) or by raising more taxes.
Reducing public services and allowing health and education to crumble ends up hurting the poor much more. The state of higher education, and NITI Aayog's recent report on jobless youth is a grim confirmation. There are nearly a million unfilled vacancies in the central government alone (sanctioned but not filled). That too is partly because of fund crunch. Many schools have had to shut down, and university positions lie vacant.
Expert Explains | Can Meta’s new teen social media rules really protect children’s mental health? 🔗
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Meta agrees to $17bn child safety settlement: What changes for teens on Instagram and Facebook? 🔗
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