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Women's Equality Day is celebrated every year on August 26. The main reason for celebrating it is the implementation of the 19th amendment to the American constitution in 1920, which gave women the right to vote equal to men for the first time.
The National Security Guard (NSG) has recently started its first commando course for women in Haryana, empowering women in defense and security roles.
Mitchell Starc has recently become the highest wicket-taker in the ICC World Test Championship, showcasing his exceptional performance in test cricket.
The question asks for the name of India's first successfully tested indigenous assault rifle. Since none of the options are correct, the answer is 'None of these'.
Paiyas Jain recently won the men's singles title at the UTT National Ranking Table Tennis Tournament held in Kanpur.
The National Conference on Tribal Languages and Museum was recently organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in Mysuru to promote and preserve tribal cultural heritage.
The West Bengal government is forming a new disaster response force called 'Arjun Vahini' to respond quickly to emergencies and disasters.
Singapore has recently launched a bio-data center with live neurons, marking a significant advancement in bio-computing and AI research.
The 72nd Nehru Trophy Boat Race was recently organized in Kerala, a popular annual event held on the Punnamada Lake.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently inaugurated the 9th National Security Strategy Conference 2026 in New Delhi, focusing on strengthening national security policies.
The Imalia Kodar Tharu Tribal Museum in Uttar Pradesh has been selected for the prestigious Indian Subcontinent Responsible Tourism Award 2026. This museum is an important step towards promoting tribal culture and responsible tourism.
Lando Norris recently won the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix 2026.
India and Brazil have recently signed an agreement for cooperation in telecommunications and IT, aiming to strengthen technological ties between the two nations.
Mumbai is the only Indian city to be included in the Work From Anywhere Index 2026, highlighting its growing infrastructure and policies supporting remote work.