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Current Affairs February 2026 – Monthly Magazine

Introduction

Current Affairs is an essential component of competitive exams like the UPSC CSE, State PSCs, Judiciary and CLAT. The month of February 2026 saw many significant developments in the areas of polity, economy, environment, science and technology, various government schemes and international relations.

This Current Affairs February 2026 Monthly Magazine is designed to give you analytical coverage of all key events, aligned with both Prelims and Mains answer writing requirements, so that you can study efficiently and be ready for the examination.

Polity & Governance

Parliamentary and Constitutional Developments

  • The Government of India has made major changes to its digital governance system adjacent to public complaint systems to enhance service efficiencies in addition to improving digital delivery of other services provided by the government.
  • The discussions on Cooperative Federalism were prominent in light of State’s desire for financial independence from schemes funded by the Central Government.
  • The Supreme Court stressed on many occasions, in decisions affecting civil rights and the operation of Government, that the principles of Constitutional Morality were most significant in arriving at a decided opinion.
  • Judicial Statements concerning the transparency of elections and the fairness of processes of government are applicable to UPSC General Studies II as well as Commercial Law Practice exams.

Exam Focus:

  • Federalism
  • Separation of Powers
  • Judicial Review

Indian Economy

GDP, Inflation & Growth Outlook

  • India’s growth outlook for FY 2026 remained optimistic, supported by strong domestic consumption and public capital expenditure.
  • Retail inflation showed signs of moderation due to improved supply chain management and stable food prices.

Banking & Financial Sector

  • RBI continued its calibrated policy stance, focusing on financial stability and credit growth.
  • Digital payments and fintech innovations further strengthened India’s financial inclusion ecosystem.

Exam Focus:

  • Monetary Policy
  • Inflation Control
  • Digital Economy

Environment & Ecology

Climate Change and Sustainability

  • India reinforced its commitment to net-zero targets, with new initiatives promoting renewable energy and green hydrogen.
  • Conservation efforts related to wetlands and biodiversity hotspots gained global recognition.

Environmental Governance

  • Strengthening of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) mechanisms was discussed to balance development and sustainability.

Exam Focus:

  • Climate Action
  • Biodiversity Conservation
  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Science & Technology

Space & Defence Technology

  • The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) released information regarding advancement of India’s space program capabilities and improvements in their global reputation for being at the forefront of space technology and satellite business.
  • A number of new collaborative research engagements will support the continuing development of Indigenous defence technologies associated with Atmanirbhar Bharat.
  • New and Emerging Technologies
  • Artificial intelligence and semiconductor manufacturing were at the centre of many conversations about India’s goal of becoming the next global technology hub.

Exam Focus:

  • Space Technology
  • AI & Emerging Tech
  • Defence Innovation

Government Schemes & Social Sector

  • Welfare and Development Programs to improve the livelihoods of Women and Youth through Empowerment, Skills Development and Youth Employment were implemented.
  • Health and Nutritional Services were enhanced through the Development of the Service Delivery Model for grassroots service providers.
  • Education and Human Capital Investment through e-Learning (Digital) and Outcome-Based Learning were aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) objectives.

Exam Focus:

  • Social Justice
  • Inclusive Growth
  • Human Resource Development

International Relations

India and the World

  • India deepened strategic partnerships with key global players through bilateral and multilateral engagements.
  • Active participation in international forums reinforced India’s role as a responsible global power.

Geopolitical Developments

  • India has made significant progress in forging important global partnerships, both bilaterally and multilaterally, through meaningful engagement with key countries around the world.
  • By actively participating in global forums such as the UN and BRICS, India has demonstrated that it is regarded as a reliable partner by the Global Community.
  • India’s Foreign Policy and multilateral institutions have played a key role in shaping Diplomatic discussions on regional security issues and the challenges faced by the global economy in February 2026.

Why This Monthly Magazine Is Important for Aspirants

  • ✔ Prelims-ready facts with analytical depth
  • ✔ Mains-oriented issue-based coverage
  • ✔ Useful for UPSC, State PCS, Judiciary & CLAT
  • ✔ Easy revision before exams

Conclusion

By reviewing this February 2026 Current Affairs monthly magazine, you’ll have all the information needed to develop a strong understanding of the current affairs category of your curriculum. Monthly compilations, like those you find in this Current Affairs magazine, will allow you to maintain and improve your ability to write quality answers during the Mains exam and during interviews.

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