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NDA Weekly Current Affairs — August 24–30, 2026 (PDF)

Free NDA weekly current affairs PDF for 24 August 2026 to 30 August 2026, covering 14 exam-focused topics. Revision cards written by Cavalier faculty for the NDA 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.

• 24 August 2026
  • Operation Black Hawk and the Two Jobs of the Central Bureau of Narcotics Defence
  • The 9th National Security Strategies Conference: India's Internal Security Machinery in One Room Defence
• 25 August 2026
  • Nipun Joins the Fleet: Why the Navy Needs a Ship That Only Goes Down Defence
  • NJ-05, NJ-50, NJ-100: India Builds the Small Engines Its Drones Have Been Importing Science & Technology
• 26 August 2026
  • A Tall Ship in Lisbon: INS Sudarshini's 22,000-Mile Argument for Sail Training Defence
  • Patradevi, 1955: The Satyagrahis Who Walked Into Portuguese Bullets Defence
• 27 August 2026
  • 230 Tanks a Year, 150 Slots: The Arithmetic Behind the Jabalpur Overhaul Line Defence
  • The First Mahila Commando Course at Manesar: What NSG Conversion Training Involves Defence
• 28 August 2026
  • India and Kuwait Open a Defence Committee: The Gulf Beyond Oil and Remittances Defence
  • From 41 Countries to Almost All: India Rewrites Its Defence Export Rulebook Defence
• 29 August 2026
  • 66.80 Lakh Tablets in a Truck: Pharmaceutical Diversion and the NDPS Act Defence
  • The Wizard's 121st: What National Sports Day Commemorates Sports
• 30 August 2026
  • Four Weeks on the Future of War: Inside the Tri-Services Course at Manekshaw Centre Defence
  • AI Waste Plants and Robotic Parking: What a Cantonment Board Actually Does Defence

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.