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UPSC Current Affairs 15 October 2026 | Daily Digest – Vaidra
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UPSC Current Affairs15 October 2026

2 articles across 1 GS papers

Lighter news day — our editors only publish articles that clear the UPSC-relevance bar.

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politicsLegislation & Institutional GovernanceGS2

Supreme Court urged to halt ECI's Summary Revision of Electoral Rolls over discriminatory 'logical discrepancies' in Delhi, Bihar and West Bengal

Supreme Court may halt ECI’s roll‑cleaning method that allegedly discriminates against Muslims.

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Polity, Governance & International Relations

politicsLegislation & Institutional GovernanceGS2

Supreme Court urged to halt ECI's Summary Revision of Electoral Rolls over discriminatory 'logical discrepancies' in Delhi, Bihar and West Bengal

Supreme Court may halt ECI’s roll‑cleaning method that allegedly discriminates against Muslims.

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societyEducation & Health InitiativesGS2

Chemist Charged in Killing of Anti‑Drug Activist; Punjab Drug Trade & Overdose Deaths Expose Safety Gaps

Violent backlash on Punjab’s anti‑drug drive exposes law‑enforcement gaps.

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