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Latest · 23 October 2026

Economy✍️ Cloze test🟡 CHSL / CGL Mains levelEthanol Policy's Hidden Food Supply Shock ExplainedIndia's ethanol blending push aimed to cut costly oil imports, but diverting sugarcane and now cereals like rice and maize to fuel use risks destabilising food and feed markets, exposing a planning oversight. 23 Oct · 7 min · 28 words · 15-question quiz · cloze test Polity & Governance✍️ Cloze test🔴 CGL Tier-1 levelAllahabad HC's Stay on Conviction: Rights vs JusticeAllahabad High Court stayed a murder convict's sentence so he could contest the 2027 UP polls, reviving debate on when courts should grant such relief and how it affects electoral integrity. 22 Oct · 8 min · 27 words · 15-question quiz · cloze test International Relations✍️ Cloze test🟢 Selection Post / MTS levelAmerica's Tactical Alliances: What It Means for IndiaThe US delayed a 100% tariff on Russian oil buyers right after buying Russian diesel itself, exposing self-interest-driven diplomacy. India faces possible renewed tariffs after a 60-day review and is advised to strengthen its oil reserves amid volatile India-US ties. 20 Oct · 5 min · 16 words · 10-question quiz · cloze test

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