Welcome to today’s TNPSC Daily Current Affairs for March 13, 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 PM Narendra Modi’s Visit to Kerala, TN on March 11, 2026

• What happened: Overview of PM Narendra Modi’s Visit to Kerala, TN on March 11, 2026On 11 March 2026, Prime Minister(PM) Narendra ModivisitedErnakulam(Kerala)andTiruchirappalli (Tamil Nadu, TN), where he inaugurated, dedicated to the nation and laid the foundation stone for multiple development projects wortharound Rs 16,450 croreacross sectors such as petroleum and natural gas infrastructure, highways, rural connectivity and railways.Highlights of the Visit:Kerala:During the visit to Ernakulam, Kerala, PM Narendra Modi inaugurated, dedicated to the nation, laid foundation stones and flagged off multiple development projects worth aroundRs 10,800 crore. TN:During the visit to Tiruchirappalli (TN), PM Modi inaugurated, dedicated to the nation and laid foundation stones for development projects worth aboutRs 5,650 croreacross petroleum, infrastructure, rural connectivity and railway sectors.The foundation stone was laid for the City Gas Distribution Network (CGD) of BPCL in The Nilgiris and Erode districts with an investment of over Rs 3,680 crore, which will provide Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections to over 8.8 lakh households, supply gas to 200+ commercial establishments, and establish 201 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations.
• Key points: He laid the foundation stone for a Polypropylene Unit at the Kochi Refinery of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) with an investment of over Rs 5,500 crore and a capacity of 400 Kilo Tons Per Annum (KTPA) to boost domestic polymer production and reduce import dependence.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

2. Union Textiles Minister

• What happened: Union Textiles MinisterGirirajSingh Launches BharatTex2026On 11 March 2026, Union MinisterGirirajSingh,Ministry of Textiles (MoT), launchedBharatTex2026, India’s flagship global textile event, expected to become one of the world’s largest integrated textile fairs, aimed at positioning India as a reliable sourcing destination and investment hub for the global textile industry.Overview of BharatTex2026:Event: Bharat Tex 2026 will be held fromJuly 14 to 17, 2026at Bharat Mandapam,New Delhi(Delhi).Organiser:The event is organised by the Bharat Tex Trade Federation (BTTF), an umbrella body of 11 textile-related Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) and industry organisations, with support from MoT.Vision Alignment:The event supports the Prime Minister’s (PM) 5F Vision—Farm to Fibre, Fibre to Factory, Factory to Fashion, and Fashion to Foreign markets, under the Make in India, aiming to strengthen the entire textile value chain from raw material production to global exports.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

3. NITI Aayog Releases Fiscal Health Index 2026; Odisha Ranks First

• What happened: NITI Aayog Releases Fiscal Health Index 2026; Odisha Ranks FirstIn March 2026,SumanBery, Vice-Chairman of the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog), andNidhiChhibber, Chief Executive Officer (CEO, Additional Charge) of NITI Aayog, released thesecond annual editionof the“Fiscal Health Index (FHI) 2026”in New Delhi, Delhi.
• Key points: FHI 2026 evaluates the fiscal performance and financial soundness of Indian states for the Financial Year 2023-24 (FY24), based on data from the Comptroller and Auditor General of India(CAG).; Odisha secured the top rank with an FHI score of 73.1, followed by Goa (54.7) and Jharkhand (50.5).
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

4. Performance of Major States:

• What happened: Performance of Major States:Front-Runners:The Front-Runner category includes Gujarat, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Karnataka.Performers:Madhya Pradesh (MP), Haryana, Bihar, Tamil Nadu (TN) and Rajasthan fall under the Performer category, reflecting moderate fiscal management with scope for improvement.Aspirational:West Bengal (WB), Kerala, Andhra Pradesh (AP) and Punjab are placed in the Aspirational category, characterised by higher fiscal deficits, elevated debt levels (35–45 percent of GSDP), and large committed expenditures.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

5. MoAFW Releases 2nd Advance Estimates of Production of Major Agricultural Crops 2025-26

• What happened: MoAFW Releases 2nd Advance Estimates of Production of Major Agricultural Crops 2025-26On March 10 2026,Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan,Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare(MoAFW)released the data of 2nd Advance Estimates of production of major agricultural crops (including Kharif and Rabi crops)for the year2025-26. Key Estimates:Food Grain Production:As per the newly released data, Kharif foodgrain production is estimated at 1741.44 Lakh Metric Tonnes (LMT) and Rabi food grain production at 1745.13 LMT.Rice Production:For Kharif, rice production is estimated at 1239.28 LMT (for 2025-26) and for Rabi rice production is projected at 167.20 LMT for the same time period.Pulses Production:Among pulses, tur production is estimated at 34.55 LMT; gram at 117.92 LMT; and lentil at 17.33 LMT.Oilseeds Production:The production of oilseeds is pegged at 265.33 LMT (in the Kharif season) and 144.65 LMT (in the Rabi season).Commercial Crops:Some of the major commercial crops production projections: 5001.97 LMT (sugarcane ); 290.91 lakh Bales (170 kilograms, kgs each) (cotton) and 81.27 lakh Bales (180 kgs each) (jute).
• Key points: The crop area data received from the states has been validated and cross-verified using information from remote sensing, the Weekly Crop Weather Watch Group(WCWWG), and other agencies, while yield estimates are based on Crop Cutting Experiments (CCEs), past production trends, and other relevant factors.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

6. DPIIT and Voltas Limited Sign MoU for Cooling and Smart Appliance Innovation

• What happened: DPIIT and Voltas Limited Sign MoU for Cooling and Smart Appliance InnovationIn March 2026, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade(DPIIT)under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoC&I) signed a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU)withVoltas Limited, a Tata Enterprise, to promote collaboration between industry and start-ups in the cooling and smart appliance ecosystem. AboutIndustry–Start-up collaboration:Focus Areas:The partnership targets technologies in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), advanced control systems, power electronics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning(ML) diagnostics, Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled appliances, and manufacturing digitalisation.Initiatives:Startup India initiative under DPIIT and Voltas will organise ‘Bharat Startup Grand Challenge(BSGC) innovation challenges’ and hackathons addressing industry problems.Support and PoC:Selected start-ups will receive mentorship, technical guidance, testing infrastructure access, and market linkages, and may participate in Proof-of-Concept (PoC) programmes and field trials with Voltas engineering teams.
• Key points: The MoU was signed by Sumeet Kumar Jarangal, Director at DPIIT, and Mukundan Menon, Managing Director of Voltas Limited, in New Delhi, Delhi.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

7. WHO Foundation and Novo Nordisk Partner to Combat Childhood Obesity in India

• What happened: WHO Foundation and Novo Nordisk Partner to Combat Childhood Obesity in IndiaIn March 2026, theWHO Foundation,an independent organization established to support the mission of the World Health Organization (WHO), partnered withNovo Nordisk, a Danish multinational pharmaceutical company, to raise awareness and address the growing challenge ofchildhood obesity in India.Key Details of Partnership:Purpose:The partnership aims to reduce childhood obesity by promoting healthier lifestyles, strengthening early risk identification, and supporting obesity prevention and health-system readiness through a scalable school-based health programme.Key Focus Areas:The initiative will focus on selected districts in India and integrate health screening, lifestyle education, physical activity promotion and mental health support within school environments.Alignment:The programme aligns with the Ayushman Bharat – School Health and Wellness Programme, launched in 2018 under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and Ministry of Education (MoE), and the WHO Health Promoting Schools framework.About WHO Foundation: It is an independent organisation established in 2020 and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Polity & Governance (GS Paper 2). Government policies and administration.

💰 Economy & Banking

8. RBI revises counterparty credit risk rules to align with Basel norms

• What happened: RBI revises counterparty credit risk rules to align with Basel normsIn March 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released theRBI (Commercial Banks – Prudential Norms on Capital Adequacy) Third Amendment Directions, 2026, revising its capital adequacy framework for commercial banks. Key HighlightsConsolidated Basis:A commercial bank needs to comply with the capital adequacy ratio requirements at two levels – the standalone level and the consolidated level.
• Key details: Note:Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR) is the risk that the other party in a financial transaction (like derivatives or swaps) may default before the contract is settled.Add-on Factors:The most significant operational change is the revision of a table specifyingadd-on factorsused to calculate Potential Future Exposure (PFE) for derivative contracts. RBI CancelsCoRof 36 NBFCs; 9 NBFCs Voluntarily SurrenderLicencesIn March 2026, the Reserve Bank of India(RBI)cancelled the Certificate of Registration(CoR)of36Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) as part of its regulatory actions, while 9 other NBFCs surrendered their licences due to business exits, structural changes, or mergers.RBI Regulatory Actions on NBFCs:Cancellation of 36 NBFCs:RBI cancelled the CoR of 36 entities between 16 and 24 February 2026, prohibiting them from conducting NBFC activities under the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, with key entities including Excellence Broking & Finance Pvt Ltd, Jibralter Traders Ltd, Bahubali Leasing Limited, and Wintech Telecom Pvt Ltd.Surrender ofLicencesby 9 NBFCs:Three companies KKR India Asset Finance Private Limited (Pvt Ltd), Manglam Vanijya Pvt Ltd, and Mechno Sales Agencies Pvt Ltd surrendered their CoR after deciding to exit the NBFC business, leading to cancellation by the RBI.
• Key points: The amendment introduces clearer guidelines for how banks should calculate and maintain capital to cover counterparty credit risk (CCR) exposures.; The Amendment provides that for computation of capital requirement on a consolidated basis, a bank shall include theCCRexposures of all such entities.; Premier Ferro Alloys & Securities Limited surrendered its licence in February 2026 after meeting the criteria of an unregistered Core Investment Company (CIC), which does not require RBI registration.; Five entities Unicon Suppliers Pvt Ltd, Atreyi Vincom Pvt Ltd, Hanuman Forging and Engineering Pvt Ltd, Upwards Capital Pvt Ltd, and Samuk Holding Pvt Ltd, surrendered their licences as they ceased to exist due to amalgamation, merger, dissolution or voluntary strike-off.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

9. SBI and MUFG Bank Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen India–Japan Financial Ties

• What happened: SBI and MUFG Bank Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen India–Japan Financial TiesIn March 2026, the State Bank of India(SBI)signed a strategicpartnership agreementwith MUFG Bank, Ltd.(MUFG),a leading Japanese global financial institution, to strengthen cross-border capital flows, expand financing opportunities, and enhance economic cooperation between India and Japan.Overview of the Strategic Alliance:Purpose:The partnership combines SBI’s strong domestic presence in India with MUFG’s global network to support Japanese companies investing in India and Indian enterprises expanding into Japan and other international markets.Focus:The partnership focuses on Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), aviation and real estate financing, along with M&A advisory, trade finance, and retail banking services.Alignment:The pact aligns with India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership and Joint Vision for the Next Decade. It supports Viksit Bharat 2047 (Developed India by 2047 vision).Background:The partnership builds on earlier collaboration, including MUFG acting as Lead Social Loan Coordinator for SBI’s USD 1 billion social loan in 2023 and arranging a USD 500 million gender-themed syndicated loan to promote women’s economic empowerment.
• Key details: RBIAuthorisesCREDToOperate as Payment AggregatorIn March 2026, the Reserve Bank of India(RBI)granted authorisation to CRED, a fintech platform operated by Dreamplug Technologies Private Limited, to operate as Payment Aggregator(PA), under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act(PSSA), 2007. About the Authorisation:Function:This authorisation will enable the company to onboard merchants directly and manage payment flows without depending on intermediaries or partner banks.PPI License:Following this approval, the CRED and its subsidiaries now hold two key RBI licenses, including a license to operate as Prepaid Payment Instrument(PPI).Other Key Licenses:The company also holds a corporate agency licence from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI); Registered investment adviser licence from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI); and Third-party application provider (TPAP) license from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).
• Key points: This approval will help the company in expanding its role in India’s digital payments ecosystem.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

10. CRISILIntelligence Projects India’s GDP Growth at 7.1% for FY27In March 2026,CRISIL Limited(formerly

• What happened: CRISILIntelligence Projects India’s GDP Growth at 7.1% for FY27In March 2026,CRISIL Limited(formerly Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited), through its CRISIL Intelligence division, released the report titled“India Outlook: Wading through Squally Waters”at the 10th India Outlook Conclave in Mumbai, Maharashtra. About India’s Growth Outlook:RetailInflation:It is projected to increase to 4.3% in FY27 from 2.5% in FY26, though favourable monsoon conditions may help maintain overall price stability.Capex:Industrial Capex is projected to increase 1.5 times to around Rs 9.1 lakh crore annually between FY27 and FY31, with semiconductor and electronics manufacturing expected to grow 4.7 times and EV manufacturing and charging infrastructure 3.1 times.
• Key details: Nomura LowersIndia GDP Forecast to 7% in FY27AmidWest Asia ConflictIn March 2026, Japanese brokerage firmNomura Holdings Inc. lowered its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth projection forIndiato 7%for Financial Year 2026-27(FY27),from its previous estimate of7.1%. Key Projections:Inflation:Nomura has raised India’s inflation forecast for FY27 by 70 basis points (bps), from 3.8% to4.5%.
• Key points: The report projects thatIndia’sreal Gross Domestic Product(GDP)growth will moderate to7.1%in Financial Year 2026–27 (FY27), down from 7.6% in FY26.; This downward projection is mainly driven by  the ongoing conflict in West Asia, posing serious risks to energy supplies and inflation.; The agency further cautioned that if oil prices were passed through, every 10% increase could add nearly 50 bps to inflation.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

11. Current Account Deficit (CAD):

• What happened: Current Account Deficit (CAD):It has further projected India’s CAD at1.6%of GDP, compared to the previous estimate of 1.2%.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

12. APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS

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

13. HDFC ERGO General Insurance

• What happened: HDFC ERGO General InsuranceAppointsParthanilGhoshas its MD & CEOIn March 2026,HDFC ERGO General InsuranceCompany Limited, a Joint Venture(JV) between HDFC Limited and ERGO International AG, appointedParthanilGhoshas its new Managing Director(MD)and Chief Executive Officer(CEO).He will succeedAnujTyagi,who resigned on January 16, 2026. AboutParthanilGhosh:Profile:He has over 30 years of experience in financial services and insurance, including more than 16 years in the general insurance sector, with expertise in business strategy, product development, digital transformation, and insurance distribution.Key Role:In 2016, he joined HDFC ERGO following the company’s merger with L&T General Insurance.
• Key details: Current Role:Since May 2025, he has been serving as the Executive Director (ED) of HDFC ERGO General Insurance.
• Key points: His appointment will be effective fromApril 16, 2026,and is subject to approvals from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India(IRDAI)and other required approvals.; He also played a pivotal role in the company’s integration with Apollo Munich Health Insurance, strengthening its operations and expanding its presence in the health insurance segment.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Economy (GS Paper 3). Banking, monetary policy, fiscal developments.

🏏 Sports

14. India to Host Asia Cup Archery 2027 Second Leg in Delhi

• What happened: India to Host Asia Cup Archery 2027 Second Leg in DelhiAfter22 YearsIn March 2026,New Delhi,the national capital of India, is set to host thesecond legof theAsia Cup Archery in 2027, marking India’s first international archery event in 22 years since the Asian Archery Championships held in Delhi in 2005. Key Archery Tournaments:Key Tournaments:Ahmedabad(Gujarat) is set to host the Asian Para Archery Championships 2026 in September 2026 andKolkata(WB) will host the South Asian Archery Championships 2026.Asia Cup Archery 2026:The opening leg of the Asia Cup Archery is scheduled in Bangkok, Thailand from March 21 to 26, 2026.
• Key points: The decision was finalised afterKazi Rajib Uddin Ahmed Chapol,President of World Archery Asia, met Virendra Sachdeva, Secretary General of the Archery Association of India, during his three-day visit to Kolkata, West Bengal(WB).; The second leg of the tournament will be held in Iraq, while the third and final leg is scheduled in China
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Sports Current Affairs. Awards and achievements of sportspersons.

15. Archery World Cup 2026:

• What happened: Archery World Cup 2026:This year’s Archery World Cup is scheduled in Puebla, Mexico, from April 07 to 12, 2026.
• Key points: Meanwhile, the 2nd and 3rd leg of the tournament will be hosted by China and Turkey in Shanghai (May 05 to May 10, 2026) and Antalya (June 09 to June 14, 2026), respectively.
• Why it matters for TNPSC: Sports Current Affairs. Awards and achievements of sportspersons.

📘 General Knowledge & Miscellaneous

16. World Kidney Day 2026 – March 12

• What happened: World Kidney Day 2026 – March 12World Kidney Day(WKD)is a global campaign observed on thesecond Thursday of Marcheach year to raise awareness about kidney disease, highlight the importance of kidney health, and promote equal access to healthcare and treatment worldwide. Background:Origin:The concept of WKD was introduced by the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations (IFKF).Launch:The inaugural WKD was launched on 9 March 2006 (Thursday) and fully inaugurated on 8 March 2007 (Thursday).Resolution:The World Health Organization(WHO)adopted its first-ever resolution on kidney health during the 78th World Health Assembly (WHA) held from 19–27 May 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland, marking a major milestone in recognizing kidney disease as a global public health priority.
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• Key points: WKD 2026 is observed on12 March 2026and marks the 20th anniversary of WKD.; 2026 Theme:“Kidney Health for All – Caring for People, Protecting the Planet.”
• Why it matters for TNPSC: General Knowledge. Important for TNPSC prelims.

17. Current Affairs Today (AffairsCloud Today)

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

18. Current Affairs 13 March 2026

• What happened: Current Affairs 13 March 2026Overview of PM Narendra Modi’s Visit to Kerala, TN on March 11, 2026Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh Launches Bharat Tex 2026NITI Aayog Releases Fiscal Health Index 2026; Odisha Ranks FirstMoAFW Releases 2nd Advance Estimates of Production of Major Agricultural Crops 2025-26DPIIT and Voltas Limited Sign MoU for Cooling and Smart Appliance InnovationWHO Foundation and Novo Nordisk Partner to Combat Childhood Obesity in IndiaRBI revises counterparty credit risk rules to align with Basel normsRBI Cancels CoR of 36 NBFCs; 9 NBFCs Voluntarily Surrender LicencesSBI and MUFG Bank Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen India–Japan Financial TiesRBI Authorises CRED To Operate as Payment AggregatorCRISIL Intelligence Projects India’s GDP Growth at 7.1% for FY27Nomura Lowers India GDP Forecast to 7% in FY27 Amid West Asia ConflictHDFC ERGO General Insurance Appoints Parthanil Ghosh as its MD & CEOIndia to Host Asia Cup Archery 2027 Second Leg in Delhi After 22 YearsWorld Kidney Day 2026 – March 12Aspirant: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. Kindly Share the General Awareness questions,which asked in their respective exams to“[email protected]”Dear Aspirants,We would like to inform you that, startingJanuary 2025,all Current Affairs Hindi Contentwill be accessible only through theCareersCloud app and CareersCloud.in website.
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📝 Practice Questions (MCQs)

Test your knowledge with these questions based on today’s current affairs:

Q1. Which of the following is related to: Overview of PM Narendra Modi’s Visit to Kerala, TN on March 11, 2026?

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Q2. Which of the following is related to: Union Textiles Minister?

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Q3. Which of the following is related to: NITI Aayog Releases Fiscal Health Index 2026; Odisha Ranks First?

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Q4. Which of the following is related to: Performance of Major States:?

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Q5. Which of the following is related to: MoAFW Releases 2nd Advance Estimates of Production of Major Agricultural Crops 2025-26?

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