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CDS / OTA Weekly Current Affairs — September 21–27, 2026 (PDF)

Free CDS / OTA weekly current affairs PDF for 21 September 2026 to 27 September 2026, covering 21 exam-focused topics. Revision cards written by Cavalier faculty for the CDS / OTA GK paper.

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What this weekly covers

Each card in the PDF condenses one of these daily explainers into revision points. Read the full article for the MCQs and the exam-pattern note.

• 21 September 2026
  • 32 Conflict Points: Why Access Control Is the Whole Design Infrastructure
  • A Pharmacopoeia Says What. A Formulary Says Which. Sci/Tech
  • 100% One Way, 70% the Other: Reading the India–New Zealand FTA IR/Diplomacy
• 22 September 2026
  • Let the States Nominate the Airstrip Infrastructure
  • The Buyer Who Stopped Needing You as Much IR/Diplomacy
  • Two Per Cent, and What Happens If You Don't Spend It Economy
• 23 September 2026
  • Fifteen Digits That Decide Whether a Phone Can Be Found Polity/Bodies
  • Half of India's Tourism Is a Pilgrimage Economy
  • The Day They Moved Off the Lunar Calendar Sci/Tech
• 24 September 2026
  • If It Never Saw a Cow, It Cannot Be Called Paneer Sci/Tech
  • Nineteen Point Two Five: The Gap That Protects a Refinery Economy
  • ASEAN Has Eleven Members Now, and Most Notes Still Say Ten IR/Diplomacy
• 25 September 2026
  • The Cloth Bag Is the Easy Part Environment
  • Twelve Years On, the Share Has Not Moved Economy
  • ₹7.86 Lakh Crore, 23 Auctions, and a 50-Year Bond Economy
• 26 September 2026
  • 428 Crore Against 2.53 Crore Economy
  • The Treaty Nobody Can Sign Yet IR/Diplomacy
  • The BLO Comes to You: What the Commission Changed Polity/Bodies
• 27 September 2026
  • Tenth From Thirteenth, and Six Silvers Welfare
  • 6,175 Entries, 270 Selected, 20 Awarded Culture/Sport
  • The Chokepoint Nobody Guards Is an Insurance Policy Economy

How to use it

Read the PDF once end to end, then use the bold figures and names as a self-test: cover the card, recall the number, check. Come back to the weekly the week before the paper — it is written as a revision sheet, not a news bulletin.