Daily Current Affairs 23 July 2026 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune | Download PDF

Daily Current Affairs 23 July 2026 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune | Download PDF

Daily Current Affairs 23 July 2026 | APSC, UPSC, SSC – Based on The Assam Tribune | Download PDF

Current Affairs Based on The Assam Tribune

Q1. Which research-oriented Assamese book exploring the ‘dhulia anusthan’ tradition of lower Assam was recently released?

A. Asomor Dusprapya Sorai
B. Kamrupia Dhulia
C. Chiw-Phran
D. Rador Pakhi

See: Daily Current Affairs 22 July 2026

Answer: B

Explanation:
Kamrupia Dhulia, a research-oriented Assamese book by Dr Krishna Barman, was formally released at Tarun Nagar Namghar and Krishti Bikash Kendra in Guwahati. The book documents the vibrant yet gradually disappearing folk tradition of ‘dhulia anusthan’ and captures the struggles and artistic legacy of its performers.

It was unveiled by noted writer and former Cotton University professor Dr Aparna Buzarbaruah, who described it as a significant contribution to Assam’s cultural heritage through meticulous field research and documentation.

Q2. Which Assamese film directed by Dr Bobby Sarma Baruah received the Jury Special Mention – Super Mama Award at the International Film Festival Made by Women in Moscow?

A. Juiphool
B. Chiw-Phran
C. Rador Pakhi
D. Choloma

Answer: C

Explanation:
Rador Pakhi (Morning Sunshine), directed by Dr Bobby Sarma Baruah, received the Jury Special Mention – Super Mama Award at the International Film Festival Made by Women held in Moscow. The film draws inspiration from the real-life journey of writer Sarmistha Pritam and revolves around an aspiring writer diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy.

The recognition marks another milestone in the film’s journey across national and international festivals, including earlier selections at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne and Mosaic International Film Festival in Canada.

Q3. The 265th edition of which historic festival began in Tripura with the environmental theme ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’?

A. Kang Festival
B. Kharchi Puja
C. Ambubachi Mela
D. Bihu

Answer: B

Explanation:
The 265th edition of Tripura’s historic Kharchi Puja began with the unique environmental theme ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’. Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha inaugurated the seven-day festival at the Chaturdasha Devata Temple in Old Agartala. Organisers will distribute 1,000 saplings every day to promote environmental conservation.

More than 1,100 folk and cultural artistes from Tripura, West Bengal and other North Eastern states will perform during the festival, showcasing the region’s diverse cultural heritage through music, dance and traditional shows.

Q4. India joined its Quad partners in a meeting held in which city to call for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific?

A. New Delhi
B. Tokyo
C. Manila
D. Canberra

Answer: C

Explanation:
India joined its Quad partners at a Foreign Ministers’ meeting held in Manila to call for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific while reaffirming ASEAN’s centrality in the region. The meeting was attended by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar along with counterparts from the US, Japan and Australia.

A joint statement reaffirmed the Quad’s commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific and extended unwavering support for ASEAN unity and centrality amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Q5. Researchers have recorded which rare bat species for the first time in Assam?

A. Indian flying fox
B. Malayan bamboo bat
C. Himalayan leaf-nosed bat
D. Greater false vampire bat

Answer: B

Explanation:
Researchers from Bhattadev University have documented the first scientifically confirmed record of the rare Malayan bamboo bat (Tylonycteris malayana) in Assam. The species was recorded from the Siluk area of Goalpara district during a post-doctoral research programme.

Commonly known as Sunga Baduli in Assamese, the bat is distinguished by its tiny size, flattened skull and specialised adhesive pads. The discovery increases the number of known bat species in the state from 39 to 40.

Q6. President Droupadi Murmu unveiled a bust of Mahatma Gandhi at a museum in which city?

A. Chisinau
B. Bucharest
C. Skopje
D. Belgrade

Answer: C

Explanation:
President Droupadi Murmu unveiled a bust of Mahatma Gandhi at the Skopje Museum in North Macedonia. She said the bust would stand as a lasting symbol of friendship between India and North Macedonia and of both countries’ shared commitment to peace, tolerance and humanity.

The President expressed confidence that cultural and people-to-people ties would continue to deepen. She noted that visitors, particularly young people, would pause before the bust and reflect on Gandhiji’s message of dialogue and peaceful coexistence.

Q7. Former India volleyball captain Abhijit Bhattacharya received which prestigious award from the International Olympic Committee?

A. Olympic Order
B. IOC Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Global Winner Award
C. Fair Play Award
D. Lifetime Achievement Award

Answer: B

Explanation:
Former India volleyball captain and Brahmaputra Volleyball League founder Abhijit Bhattacharya received the IOC Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Global Winner Award at the International Working Group Global Summit on Women and Sport in Birmingham. The award was presented by IOC president Kirsty Coventry.

Following the honour, he pledged to plant a tree in the name of every country and sport affiliated with the IOC and plans to develop the initiative into a self-sustaining ‘Global Village’ if land is provided by the government.

Daily Current Affairs 23 July 2026 | Based on The Assam Tribune

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