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Daily Current Affairs Digest | 15th June 2026
Daily Current Affairs Digest | 15th June 2026
1. US and Iran Agree to End 107-Day War
The United States and Iran have agreed to end the 107-day war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, lift port blockades and begin negotiations on nuclear enrichment within 60 days.
The agreement is significant for global peace, energy security and maritime trade. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most important oil and gas shipping routes. Its reopening is expected to reduce pressure on global crude oil supplies, shipping costs and energy markets.
For UPSC aspirants, this development is important under International Relations, West Asia, Energy Security and Maritime Security.
2. PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Slovakia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a historic visit to Slovakia, marking the first visit by any Indian Prime Minister to the country.
The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations through discussions on trade, investment, automobile manufacturing, railway manufacturing and technology cooperation. Slovakia is an important Central European country and offers opportunities for India in manufacturing, mobility and economic partnership.
This topic is relevant for India-Europe relations, economic diplomacy and India’s outreach to Central Europe.
3. 52nd G7 Summit Begins in Evian, France
The 52nd G7 Summit has begun in Evian, France. The summit is being attended by Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union.
India is participating as an outreach partner. The summit is expected to discuss major global issues including geopolitical tensions, economic stability, energy security, climate change, technology and global governance reforms.
For UPSC, the topic is important under International Organisations, Global Governance and India’s Role in Multilateral Platforms.
4. India Defeats Pakistan in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
India defeated Pakistan by 64 runs in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Group A match.
Smriti Mandhana played a key innings by scoring 68 runs, while Deepti Sharma was named Player of the Match for her all-round performance. The victory strengthens India’s position in the tournament and highlights the growing strength of Indian women’s cricket.
This development is important from the perspective of sports current affairs and women’s participation in sports.
5. Kerala Launches Priyadarshini Free Bus Travel Scheme
The Kerala government has launched the Priyadarshini scheme, offering free travel for women and transgender persons in ordinary KSRTC buses.
Under the scheme, beneficiaries will receive zero-value electronic tickets during travel. The initiative aims to improve mobility, reduce transport expenses and support gender-inclusive public transport.
For UPSC, this topic is relevant under welfare schemes, gender justice, social inclusion and public transport policy.
6. Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth Appointed Next Army Chief
Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth has been appointed as India’s next Chief of the Army Staff.
He will assume office on 30 June after the retirement of General Upendra Dwivedi. The appointment is important for India’s defence leadership at a time when the country is focusing on military modernisation, border security and indigenisation in defence.
This topic is useful for defence current affairs and institutional appointments.
7. ASI Documents Ancient Inscriptions in Nallamala Tiger Reserve
The Epigraphy Branch of the Archaeological Survey of India has documented 25 ancient inscriptions in the Nallamala Tiger Reserve.
These inscriptions span from the 2nd century CE to the 16th century CE and include records in Telugu, Kannada, Prakrit and Brahmi script. The discovery is important for understanding South Indian history, ancient languages, dynastic rule and cultural heritage.
For UPSC, this topic is relevant under Art and Culture, Ancient Indian History, Epigraphy and Archaeological Discoveries.
8. President Murmu Reviews IMA Passing Out Parade
President Droupadi Murmu reviewed the Passing Out Parade at the Indian Military Academy.
The event became historic as nine women NDA cadets became part of the first women NDA batch to be commissioned into the Indian Army. This marks an important milestone in women’s participation in the armed forces and reflects India’s gradual movement towards gender inclusion in defence services.
This development is important for defence reforms, women empowerment and gender equality in armed forces.
