Current Affairs – 03 April 2026

Current Affairs – 03 April 2026

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Current Affairs – 03 April 2026

Himachal Pradesh Current Affairs 🌄

1) Himachal Pradesh revises vehicle entry tax after border protests

The Himachal Pradesh government revised the recently announced vehicle entry tax for outside vehicles after protests were reported near state borders. Under the new structure, smaller passenger vehicles entering the state will pay a lower fixed amount than originally proposed. This decision is expected to reduce pressure on tourism and transport movement, especially for people coming from neighboring states like Punjab and Haryana. The revised tax also aims to balance revenue collection with public convenience.

2) Solar power tariff fixed for 2026–27 in Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission has fixed new generic solar tariffs for the financial year 2026–27. This decision gives clarity to solar developers planning projects in the hill state. The move supports Himachal’s clean energy goals and encourages investment in renewable power generation. The state continues to push solar energy as an alternative to conventional electricity sources, especially in remote mountain areas.

3) Teacher transfers restricted in the state

The Himachal Pradesh government clarified that routine transfers of teachers will not take place for now, and only urgent or exceptional cases will be considered. This decision is linked to efforts to maintain stability in schools and reduce disruption in academic sessions. Education authorities want classrooms to function smoothly without frequent staff movement.


National Current Affairs 🇮🇳

4) India extends IVFRT scheme till 2031

The Union Cabinet has approved extension of the Immigration, Visa and Foreigners Registration Tracking system till 31 March 2031. This digital platform helps immigration authorities monitor visa processing, foreigner registration, and border movement more efficiently. The extension reflects India’s focus on digital governance and stronger internal security systems.

5) India begins first phase of digital Census preparation

India has started the first stage of preparation for its upcoming digital census exercise. This will be one of the largest technology-driven population surveys ever conducted in the country. Mobile-based data collection and digital verification systems are expected to improve accuracy and speed. The census data will be important for policy planning, welfare distribution, and future development targets.

6) Education Ministry grants deemed university status to NCERT

National Council of Educational Research and Training has officially received deemed university status. This step is expected to strengthen teacher education, curriculum research, and advanced academic programs. It may also allow NCERT to expand its role in educational innovation and research-based learning.

7) Manufacturing activity slows due to West Asia pressure

India’s manufacturing sector showed slower growth during March 2026 because of supply concerns linked to West Asia tensions. Higher transport costs and delayed shipments affected production in several industries. Experts believe the slowdown may remain temporary if supply chains stabilize soon.


International Current Affairs 🌍

8) Artemis II mission moves global attention toward Moon exploration

NASA advanced its lunar exploration program through the Artemis II mission, which is designed as a major human lunar fly-by mission. This mission is considered an important step before future moon landings and long-term deep space exploration. Many countries are closely watching this mission because it may define the next phase of international space cooperation.

9) India sends humanitarian food support to Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso received humanitarian food assistance from India as part of emergency support during regional instability. The aid reflects India’s growing humanitarian role in Africa and strengthens diplomatic relations with developing nations facing crisis conditions.

10) Tibet museum displays historic 1947 documents

A museum in Tibetan exile displayed historical records from 1947 to support discussion on Tibet’s political history before Chinese control. The documents attracted international academic interest because they connect with larger debates on regional identity and diplomatic history in Asia

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