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NDA Weekly Current Affairs — September 7–13, 2026 (PDF)

Free NDA weekly current affairs PDF for 7 September 2026 to 13 September 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.

• 7 September 2026
  • The Nishaan Comes to Panaji: Goa Police and the President's Colour Defence
  • One Sitting, ₹1.10 Lakh Crore: Inside the DAC's Acceptance of Necessity Defence
• 8 September 2026
  • Tejas Meets the F-2: Veer Guardian 2026 at Jodhpur Defence
  • 503 for Aichi-Nagoya: India's Asian Games Contingent and the Road from 1951 Sports
• 9 September 2026
  • Sagar Manthan Takes the Water: India Builds Its Own Ocean Research Ship Science & Technology
  • From Adopter to Standard-Setter: India Signs the 6G Call to Action Science & Technology
• 10 September 2026
  • A Destroyer at Lumut: Samudra Laksamana and the Malacca Question Defence
  • Crowded Orbits, Shared Rules: India at the First International Space Summit Science & Technology
• 11 September 2026
  • Five Millennia on the Bhogavo: Lothal's Maritime Complex Nears Its First Phase History & Culture
  • Copying a Living Molecule: India Sets a New Yardstick for Biosimilars Science & Technology
• 12 September 2026
  • Free Lime and a World Record: The Chemistry Behind Steel Slag Roads Science & Technology
  • A Badri Calf from a Sahiwal Mother: The Biology of Multiplying a Breed Science & Technology
• 13 September 2026
  • Thirty-Five Days Without Rain: How a Moth Bean Held On Science & Agriculture
  • A Pier Taller Than the Qutub Minar: One Year of Rail to Aizawl Geography & Infrastructure

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.