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Latest · 23 October 2026

Sports & Culture📖 RC practice🔴 CGL Tier-1 levelShakespeare, Edward III and a Technology-Aided Literary DebateA new computer-based linguistic study claims Shakespeare, aided by Christopher Marlowe, mainly wrote the play Edward III, reviving debate on King Edward III's legendary reign and odd Shakespeare-authorship theories. 23 Oct · 4 min · 16 words · 15-question quiz · 5 RC questions Environment📖 RC practice🔴 CGL Tier-1 levelYamuna's Chronic Illness: Why Cleanup Needs More Than a DriveThousands of dead fish in the Yamuna near Burari exposed the river's chronic pollution crisis. While Delhi's "Chalo Yamuna" public cleanup drive is welcome, experts stress that lasting results need sustained investment, scientific monitoring, and cooperation among Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. 22 Oct · 8 min · 29 words · 15-question quiz · 5 RC questions Science & Tech✍️ Cloze test🟡 CHSL / CGL Mains levelLeap Second Retired: Why the World Now Waits for a Leap HourDelegates from 69 countries voted to scrap the unpredictable leap second in favour of a single future leap hour, easing risks to computer systems while reminding us that lunchtime still depends on appetite, not the clock. 21 Oct · 6 min · 17 words · 10-question quiz · cloze test Science & Tech📖 RC practice🔴 CGL Tier-1 levelMeta's Open-Weight AI Move Reshapes Global Tech RaceMeta released an open-weight version of its Muse Spark AI model to compete with China's growing open-weight AI ecosystem, highlighting shifting global priorities around cost, access and control in artificial intelligence. 20 Oct · 6 min · 20 words · 10-question quiz · 5 RC questions

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