Welcome to today’s TNPSC Daily Current Affairs for April 21, 2026.
This comprehensive compilation covers all important events across national politics,
international relations, science & technology, economy, sports, and more.
Sourced from The Hindu, Indian Express, PIB, and other reputed media.
Perfect for TNPSC Group 1, Group 2, Group 2A, and Group 4 exam preparation.

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🏛️ National Politics & Government

1. Overview of Austria Chancellor Christian Stocker’s Visit To India from April 14-17, 2026

• What happened: Overview of Austria Chancellor Christian Stocker’s Visit To India from April 14-17, 2026The Federal Chancellor of the Republic of AustriaDr. Christian Stockervisited India from14–17 April 2026on an official visit at the invitation of Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi, marking the first visit by an Austrian Chancellor to India in 42 years and the first official visit of Chancellor Stocker to India.Highlights of the Visit:Bilateral Meetings:During his visit to India, Christian Stocker and PM Narendra Modi held talks in New Delhi (Delhi) to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange views on regional, global, and multilateral issues.
• Key details: IAJEC:As part of the Visit, the 17th session of the India–Austria Joint Economic Commission (IAJEC) was held in New Delhi as a key platform to review and advance bilateral economic relations.India–Austria Business Forum: The forum was held at Vanijya Bhawan, New Delhi, during the visit of Christian Stocker with participation from senior government officials and industry leaders. Outcomes:India and Austria signed multiple agreements across audiovisual co-production, Foreign Trade Mechanisms (FTM), defence cooperation, counter-terrorism, food safety, and skill development to strengthen bilateral ties.
• Key points: He also met President Droupadi Murmu and  Union Minister Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).; A bilateral Fast-Track Mechanism (FTM) was signed and operationalised to facilitate investments.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

2. Union Cabinet approves the extension of PMGSY-III till March 2028

• What happened: Union Cabinet approves the extension of PMGSY-III till March 2028On 18 April 2026, the Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi approved the continuation of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana – III (PMGSY – III) beyond its original March 2025 deadline, extending it up toMarch 2028.Key HighlightsPurpose:The programme focuses on consolidation of through routes and major rural links connecting habitations to Gramin Agricultural Markets (GrAMs), higher secondary schools and hospitals.Budget:The revised outlay of the scheme will beRs83,977 Crore (Cr),up from the earlier Rs 80,250 Cr.Timeline Extension:Along with the continuation and revision of the budget of the scheme, the cabinet also approved the following:.
• Key points: Extension of timeline tillMarch 2028for completion of roads and bridges in plain areas and roads in hilly areas.; Extension of timeline tillMarch 2029for completion of bridges in hilly areas.; Works sanctioned before31.03.2025but un-awarded till now may be taken up for tender/award.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

3. Union Cabinet Approves Rs 12,980 crore Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to Cut Costs

• What happened: Union Cabinet Approves Rs 12,980 crore Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to Cut CostsIn April 2026, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved the proposal for creation of a domestic insurance pool, namedBharat Maritime Insurance Pool (BMI pool)with a sovereign guarantee ofRs.12,980 crorein New Delhi, Delhi. About Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool:Coverage:Covers Indian-flagged, Indian-controlled, and India-linked vessels transporting cargo to and from Indian ports, including those in high-risk maritime corridors across global routes.Risks:Includes Hull and Machinery, Cargo, Protection and Indemnity (P&I), war risks, and third-party liabilities such as oil pollution, collision, crew injury, and wreck removal.Capacity:Provides a combined underwriting capacity of approximately Rs.950 crore through pool member insurers under a pooled mechanism with policies issued collectively.Tenure:Ensures continuous insurance coverage for 10 years, extendable up to 15 years, maintaining long-term reliability of coverage.
• Key details: MeitYConstitutes Technology and Policy Expert Committee to Support AIGEGIn April 2026, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) constituted the Technology and Policy Expert Committee(TPEC)(Advisory Arm) to provide expert advisory support to the newly established Artificial Intelligence(AI) Governance and Economic Group (AIGEG)(Apex Body) in New Delhi, Delhi, for strengthening India’s AI governance and policy framework. About Technology and Policy Expert Committee (TPEC):Role:It will translate complex technologies into practical policy insights and reinforce India’s participation in global AI governance forums.Composition:The committee is chaired byS. Krishnan, Secretary of MeitY.
• Key points: The pool ensures continuous, affordable maritime insurance for Indian trade, reducing reliance on foreign insurers and covering vessels even on volatile routes.; The committee will provide technical, strategic, and policy support to strengthen AI regulation, governance design, and evidence-based decision-making.; Other members include Professor B Ravindran, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Madras), Chennai, Tamil Nadu (TN), Professor Rajat Moona, IIT Gandhinagar, Gujarat and representatives from National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM), Data Security Council of India (DSCI), and Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology (MAIT).
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

4. MoT Launches ‘Vishwa Sutra’ to Promote Indian Handlooms Globally

• What happened: MoT Launches ‘Vishwa Sutra’ to Promote Indian Handlooms GloballyIn April 2026, the Ministry of Textiles (MoT), through its affiliated bodies the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms) (DCH) and National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), launched‘Vishwa Sutra – Weaves of India for the World’showcasing a designer collection at the61st Femina Miss India 2026at Bhubaneswar, Odisha. About Vishwa Sutra Initiative:Objective:The initiative seeks to globalise India’s handloom heritage by integrating tradition with contemporary fashion, while boosting exports, supporting artisans, and enhancing cultural outreach.Designs:Showcased unique global pairings such as Odisha Ikat with Greek forms, Kanchipuram silk with Norwegian styles, Muga silk with Egyptian aesthetics, Patola with Spanish influences, Banarasi with United Arab Emirates (UAE) designs, and Kunbi weave worn byMiss India winner Sadhvi Satish Sail.Vision:Aligns with the 5F Framework (Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign) and supports the ‘Vocal for Local to Global’ initiative while promoting sustainable and eco-friendly textiles.
• Key points: It features 30 traditional weaves from different states, each creatively adapted using inspirations from 30 countries to showcase varied international aesthetics.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

5. CEA: India Targets 100 GW Nuclear Power Capacity by 2047

• What happened: CEA: India Targets 100 GW Nuclear Power Capacity by 2047In April 2026,Ghanshyam Prasad,Chairman of Central Electricity Authority(CEA)announced that India has set a target to increase its nuclear power capacity from the existing 8.8 Giga Watt (GW) to100 GW by 2047marking over a tenfold increase. Key Details:Investment:He further mentioned that the set target for 2047 requires an investment ofat least Rs 20 lakh crore,assuming a baseline cost of Rs 22 crore per MegaWatt (MW).Other Key Requirements:He also outlined other key requirements to achieve the 100 GW target: legislative reforms, streamlined processes and operational frameworks to support large-scale nuclear deployment.Key Constraints:He identified long approval timelines for nuclear projects (currently, the entire process takes around 13 years)that may extend the target year.
• Key details: So, he suggested the need to reduce the regulatory timelines for such projects to about 8-9 years.
• Key points: The announcement was made on the sidelines of the inaugural session to focus on India’s 100 GW Nuclear Power Roadmap held in New Delhi, Delhi.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

6. BECIL & C-DAC Signs MoU for Digital transformation and Advanced Technologies

• What happened: BECIL & C-DAC Signs MoU for Digital transformation and Advanced TechnologiesOn April 18, 2026, Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited (BECIL), a Mini Ratna Category-I Public Sector Enterprise(PSE) under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting(MIB), signed a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU)with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), to jointly work on digital transformation, advanced technologies, and capacity building. Key Details of MOU:Objective: The partnership aimed to foster innovation, accelerate the adoption of advanced technologies, and support the development of a resilient, future-ready digital ecosystem aligned with the vision ofDigital India.Focus:Joint project implementation, consultancy and technical support, and development of solutions in emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), Cybersecurity, 5G, and Cloud Computing.Impact:The partnership will develop turnkey solutions, support technology transfer and commercialization, and promote innovation while accelerating advanced technologies to build a robust and future-ready digital ecosystem under the Digital India vision.
• Key points: The MoU was signed by Captain(Indian Navy, IN) Saurav Chauhan (Retired), Director of Operations and Maintenance (O&M), BECIL and Niranjan Vaishnav, Registrar, C-DAC, in New Delhi, Delhi.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

7. ORF–RIS Host Inaugural BRICS Academic Forum in New Delhi

• What happened: ORF–RIS Host Inaugural BRICS Academic Forum in New DelhiThe Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in partnership with the Research and Information System for Developing Countries (RIS) hosted the inaugural ‘BRICS Academic Forum’in New Delhi, Delhi from17-18 April 2026. About BRICS Academic Forum:Purpose:The forum aims to generate policy recommendations for leaders ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit under India’s Chairship, themed “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability.”Pillars:Discussions were structured around four pillars: Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainability, aligned with India’s BRICS Chairship priorities.Focus:The forum focuses on global economic cooperation, governance, supply chains, food security, sustainable development, and technology collaboration, while producing research papers and expert inputs for BRICS Sherpas to guide summit discussions.
• Key details: Structure:The forum operates as an advisory platform aiding policy formulation, diplomacy, and summit preparation, with a roadmap involving 13 international speakers and multiple meetings in India and abroad to produce actionable recommendations.
• Key points: It marked a key Track II initiative underIndia’s BRICS(Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa)Chairship 2026to enhance policy dialogue, research collaboration, and global cooperation among BRICS nations.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

🌍 International Affairs

8. MoCIData: Singapore emerges as top FDI source in Apr-Dec FY26, high inflows from tax havensIn April

• What happened: MoCIData: Singapore emerges as top FDI source in Apr-Dec FY26, high inflows from tax havensIn April 2026, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry(MoCI)released data which showed thatSingaporeemerged as the top source of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) equity in inflows in April-December of Financial Year 2025-26 (FY26) atUSD 17.6 billion,accounting for 37% of the total share of FDI. Key Findings:Other Top FDI Sources:Other than Singapore, the United States of America(USA) (USD 7.8 billion)andMauritius (USD 4.8 billion)were the next two largest sources of FDI, accounting for16%and10%of the total FDI inflows, respectively.
• Key points: The data further showed India received USD 47.87 billion of FDI equity inflows in April-December of FY26.; Also, Japan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) were among the top 5 investor countries.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: International Relations (GS Paper 2). Bilateral and multilateral agreements.

9. States-wise FDI Distribution:

• What happened: States-wise FDI Distribution:As per the data, Maharashtra received the highest FDI inflows i.e. at USD 15.38 billion in April-December of FY26; followed by Karnataka (USD 11.15 billion) in the three quarters of FY26.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: International Relations (GS Paper 2). Bilateral and multilateral agreements.

💰 Economy & Banking

10. SBI Research Report Projects India’s GDP Growth at 6.8%–7.1% for FY27

• What happened: SBI Research Report Projects India’s GDP Growth at 6.8%–7.1% for FY27In April 2026, State Bank of India (SBI),India’s largest Public Sector Bank(PSB) released its latest “SBI Research Report”, projectingIndia’sGross Domestic Product(GDP)growth at6.8%–7.1%for Financial Year 2026–27 (FY27), despite global headwinds from West Asia conflicts and oil price pressures. Key Findings:Potential Risks:Despite India’s strong GDP projection for the current fiscal year, the report has also outlined potential risks like:El Ninowhich could hamper economic activity.Inflation & Fiscal Deficit:Apart from India’s GDP growth rate, the report estimated India’s inflation toaverage 4.5%, while the fiscal deficit is projected at4.5% to 4.6%.
• Key points: It has further estimated India’s GDP growth at7.6%for FY26.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

11. AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

• What happened: AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

12. IARI Director Dr. Ch. Srinivasa Rao Conferred 9th Prof. M.S. Swaminathan Award

• What happened: IARI Director Dr. Ch.
• Key details: Srinivasa Rao Conferred 9th Prof. M.S. Swaminathan AwardIn April 2026,Dr.
• Key points: The award was presented by M. Venkaiah Naidu, Former Vice President of India, in recognition of his exceptional and sustained contributions to climate-resilient farming and natural resource management.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

13. APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS

• What happened: APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

14. CCI Appoints Rakesh Bhanot as Acting DG to Helm Investigations

• What happened: CCI Appoints Rakesh Bhanot as Acting DG to Helm InvestigationsIn April 2026, the Competition Commission of India(CCI)under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs(MCA), officially appointed its advisorRakesh Bhanotas theActing Director General (DG)to lead its investigative arm. AboutRakesh BhanotProfile :He has been a key technical expert in financial and economic analysis of mergers, acquisitions, and anti-competitive conduct.Experience:He has extensive experience in dealing with cases related to cartels, abuse of dominant position, and anti-competitive agreements under the Competition Act, 2002.Key Role: He served as Advisor (Financial Analysis) at the Competition Commission of India from 2013 to 2021 and rejoined as Advisor in 2024.
• Key points: He succeededAnsuman Pattanaik, who stepped down in March 2026 to take up the role of Additional Secretary in the MCA.; In 2021, he moved to the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) as Executive Director, gaining expertise in financial scrutiny and regulatory compliance.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

🏏 Sports

15. PCI in Collaboration with IFI Launched Para Elan Initiative

• What happened: PCI in Collaboration with IFI Launched Para Elan InitiativeIn April 2026, the Paralympic Committee of India(PCI)in collaboration with French Institute in India(IFI),introducedPara Elan,a significant 3-year initiative aimed to promote inclusive education and empower youth through para sports. Key Details:Para Elan:The key purpose of the initiative is to bolster India-France cooperation at the forefront of para sports by incorporating its key values of inclusion, resilience, equality, and excellence in educational ecosystems.Hosted by:The initiative, hosted by French Ambassador Thierry Mathou, targets 10,000 students through awareness, workshops, athlete interactions, and adaptive sports activities.Key Activities:The initiative will feature awareness programmes, interactive workshops, athlete interactions and inclusive sporting activities across partner institutions.Significance:Within 3 years, the initiative is expected to offer activities and raise awareness about para sports among nearly 10,000 students in partner schools of IFI.Key Role:As part of the agreement, IFI will use its network of private and public partner schools, facilitate coordination, and include sports value into its educational programs (such as the French for All and French for a Better Future) initiatives.
• Key points: The collaboration was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Satya Prakash Sangwan, Vice-President (VP) of PCI, and Gregor Trumel, Country Director of IFI.; And, PCI will provide its technical expertise in adaptive sports by creating customized content for schools, deploying trained educators and para-athletes for demonstrations, and promoting Indo-French cooperation in para sports.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Sports Current Affairs. Awards and achievements of sportspersons.

📘 General Knowledge & Miscellaneous

16. Padma Shri awardee and Bundeli Martial Arts Pioneer Bhagwandas Raikwar Passed Away

• What happened: Padma Shri awardee and Bundeli Martial Arts Pioneer Bhagwandas Raikwar Passed AwayIn April 2026,Padma Shri awardeeBhagwandas Raikwar,popularly known as ‘Dau’ and a pioneer of Bundeli martial arts, passed away at the age of 83 in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh(MP). He was born on January 2, 1944, in the Bundelkhand region of MP.
• Key details: About Bhagwandas Raikwar:Profile:He was a renowned practitioner and pioneer of Bundeli martial arts, celebrated for his significant contribution to preserving India’s traditional war art forms. Foundation:In 1964, he founded the Chhatrasal Bundelkhand Akhada in Sagar, MP, using his own limited resources.
• Key points: He was conferred thePadma Shri,India’s fourth-highest civilian award, in the field of Sports (specifically for Traditional Martial Arts) in 2026 .; He was a master of weapon-based combat, specializing in the use of thelathi(staff),talwar(sword),bhala(spear),dhal(shield), andtrishul(trident).
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

17. Former Rajya Sabha MP and Journalist Balbir Punj Passes Away

• What happened: Former Rajya Sabha MP and Journalist Balbir Punj Passes AwayIn April 2026,Balbir Punj, veteran journalist, and a former Member of Parliament (MP) in the Rajya Sabha, passed away at the age of76in New Delhi, Delhi. He was born in 1949 in New Delhi.
• Key details: About Balbir Punj :Profile: He was widely respected for his contributions to journalism and public discourse, particularly through his writings on political, social, and national issues.Career:He began his career with ‘The Motherland’ in 1971, worked with Financial Express (FE) from 1974 to 1996, later served as Executive Editor of The Observer of Business and Politics, and held key positions in journalists’ associations.Public Roles:He served as Chairman of the National Commission for Youth, member of the Delhi Finance Commission (1996–97), and was a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),leader and former Rajya Sabha MP.Authorship:He authored‘Tryst with Ayodhya: Decolonisation of IndiaandNarrative kaMayajaal’and wrote columns in Hindi and English publications.Recognition:He was honoured with the Lifelong Devrishi Narad Samman Award in May 2022 for his contributions to journalism.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

18. WorldHemophiliaDay 2026 – April 17

• What happened: WorldHemophiliaDay 2026 – April 17 TheWorldHemophiliaDay(WHD)is observed annually across the globe on17 Aprilto raise awareness about hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders that affect the blood’s ability to clot. Background:Establishment:The day was initiated by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) in 1989.First Observance:The first-ever WHD was observed on 17th April 1989.2026 Event:The WFH, in collaboration with the Hemophilia Society of Malaysia (HSM), is hosting the WFH 2026 World Congress in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from April 19 to 22, 2026.
• Key points: 2026 Theme:“Diagnosis: First step to care”
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

19. International Day For Monuments and Sites 2026 – April 18

• What happened: International Day For Monuments and Sites 2026 – April 18The International Day for Monuments and Sites(IDMS), popularly known asWorld Heritage Day, is observed every year across the world onApril 18to highlight the significance of safeguarding cultural and historical heritage. Background:Establishment:IDMS was instituted in 1982 by the International Council on Monuments and Sites(ICOMOS).UNESCO Approval:In 1983, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) formally approved the global observance of IDMS during its 22nd General Conference.First Observation:The International Day for Monuments and Sites was observed for the first time in1983.
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• Key points: 2026 Theme:“ Emergency Response for Living Heritage in Contexts of Conflicts and Disasters”
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

20. Current Affairs Today (AffairsCloud Today)

• What happened: Current Affairs Today (AffairsCloud Today).
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

21. Current Affairs 21 April 2026

• What happened: Current Affairs 21 April 2026Overview of Austria Chancellor Christian Stocker’s Visit To India from April 14-17, 2026Union Cabinet approves the extension of PMGSY-III till March 2028Union Cabinet Approves Rs 12,980 crore Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool to Cut CostsMeitY Constitutes Technology and Policy Expert Committee to Support AIGEGMoT Launches ‘Vishwa Sutra’ to Promote Indian Handlooms GloballyCEA: India Targets 100 GW Nuclear Power Capacity by 2047BECIL & C-DAC Signs MoU for Digital transformation and Advanced TechnologiesORF–RIS Host Inaugural BRICS Academic Forum in New DelhiMoCI Data: Singapore emerges as top FDI source in Apr-Dec FY26, high inflows from tax havensSBI Research Report Projects India’s GDP Growth at 6.8%–7.1% for FY27IARI Director Dr. Ch.
• Key details: Srinivasa Rao Conferred 9th Prof. M.S. Swaminathan AwardRathi Steel Receives GreenPro Ecolabel Certification for TMT Rebars from CIICCI Appoints Rakesh Bhanot as Acting DG to Helm InvestigationsPCI in Collaboration with IFI Launched Para Elan InitiativePadma Shri awardee and Bundeli Martial Arts Pioneer Bhagwandas Raikwar Passed AwayFormer Rajya Sabha MP and Journalist Balbir Punj Passes AwayWorld Hemophilia Day 2026 – April 17International Day For Monuments and Sites 2026 – April 18 Aspirant:Does Affairscloud covers all the Current affairs topics related to examinations?Affairscloud:We Guaranteed All the Important topics related to examination are covered in Our Daily CA content and Daily CA Quizzes.Aspirant:Why is there a delayal in news?Affairscloud:As some of the major news sites doesn’t provide the required data on the exact day, we take extra time for important data to be presented to the aspirants on the examination basis to ensure nothing is missed.Example:In ‘Important Days’ topics the International Organisations publish their reports and Rankings in the evenings, to make sure every data is covered, we delay the topics to the next day.Candidates appearing for Competitive Exams.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

📝 Practice Questions (MCQs)

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Q1. Which of the following is related to: Overview of Austria Chancellor Christian Stocker’s Visit To India from April 14-17, 2026?

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Q2. Which of the following is related to: Union Cabinet approves the extension of PMGSY-III till March 2028?

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