UPSC Current Affairs 08 June 2026 — The Hindu

• The Ordinance question before the SC
• Homo erectus fossil yields secrets long thought to be beyond genetics
• ‘Detailed NFHS report will provide a broader picture’
• From borderland to India’s strategic resource frontier
• Testing times
• Missed call
• India’s pension scheme lags in terms of coverage, contribution
• Mango big money spinner for country
• Panel looking into NEET, OSM issues seeks answers from NTA and CBSE
• ‘Youth power’: Rahul lauds student for flagging OSM issues
• Efforts on to establish AI ecosystem for the judiciary, says CJI
• Weighing ties with Russia and West, conflicted, cornered Armenia votes
• Not seeking mediation on border: Nepal FM
• A lush retreat
• Neutralise armed miscreants on the loose in Manipur, says CRPF chief
• India, Indonesia review bilateral ties as Jaishankar meets his counterpart
• Pyroprocessing: heat shows the way
• A targeting in the name of demography
• How ICMR is rewiring the health ecosystem
• A united front for local body elections
• A new anaesthetic
• Did Meta’s own AI support bot help hack Instagram accounts?
• The DAILY QUIZ
• The teenager is being called a wunderkind
• Russian strikes kill five, hit nuclear storage facility: Kyiv
• U.S. sees nuclear renaissance with micro-reactor, eyes global markets
• Farmers protest against ‘Third Mumbai’ project in Raigad
• BIG SHOT
• The retirement trap India is walking into unprepared
• Gunman kills one, wounds 5 in drive-by shootings in Israel
• Solemn occasion
• CBI conducts searches in IDFC First, AU Finance case
• ‘Encounters in U.P. undermine criminal justice system’
• Bangladesh to raise issue of ‘push-ins’ in BGB-BSF talks
• Govt. cites oil firm losses for latest LPG price hike
• Poor facilities, stigma force Odisha girls to skip school during menstruation: study
• 14814
• Azhwar’s thirst for Krishna
• Modi congratulates Major Abhilasha Barak on UN Award
• 4 workers die while cleaning tank at Surat jewellery unit
• Health is wealth and both wear away
• Investing in gold and silver
• Re-engineered RITES chases disruptive growth with an all-time high order book of ₹9,416 crore
• How practical are curbs on discretionary spending?
• Israel strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs days after ceasefire deal
• Ravaged hope
• N.Korea calls U.S. push for denuclearisation ‘anachronistic dream’
• Pentagon raises threat of Israeli spying to ‘critical’, say U.S. media
• Taiwan Coast Guard says its vessels are in a ‘stand-off’ with China ships
• Israel’s permanent state of war comes with heavy economic and social costs
• Remembering a rebel
• Health workers at centre of Congo’s Ebola crisis toil with little pay or rest
• Millions of Chinese students take the gruelling ‘gaokao’
• Protest will continue until Pradhan quits: CJP founder
• Karnataka schools introduce module for value education
• Shut but open
• 23 parties will attend INDIA bloc meet; absent members on same page: Cong.
• 4,800 ‘infiltrators’ sent back to Bangladesh in one month: Bengal CM
• Prepare for 2029 polls, Nitin tells Jharkhand BJP workers
• Defer three-language policy for Class 9, Digvijaya urges govt.
• Eggs thrown at Trinamool leaders
• Kharge takes a dig at Modi govt. over price hike
• 2 women from Assam declared foreigners
• Withdraw salary deferment order, says Himachal CM
• Over 31 lakh pilgrims visit Char Dham; 161 fatalities since April
• Kerala government issues orders reinstating suspended IAS officers
• Jailhouse Rock: Shivamogga prison inmates sing in new radio programme
• Ticket to ride
• Meat, fish shops in Varanasi city to be shifted to outskirts
• Forest Dept. restricts tiger movement in A.P. district
• Hyderabad man shot dead during pizza delivery in U.S.
• letters to the editor
• Narasu’s Coffee, a long journey across generations and traditions
• Bolivian Congress gives Paz power to use troops against crippling protests
• Baghel: INDIA bloc will win both RS seats in Jharkhand
• TDP names three candidates for elections to Rajya Sabha
• J&K tribal leader arrested for protest faces grave charges
• Bengal couple held for the murder of DU assistant professor
• There is no DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance in T.N. now: CPI(M) State secretary
• Kin of 2021 violence victims to get jobs
• BJP govt. will pay a political price: Pawar slams hike
• Law student dies at concert in Mumbai, woman falls ill
• Toll in Delhi fire rises to 22 as a foreign national dies
• 33 years later, a conviction
• Gehlot says there was no revolt against Congress high command in 2022
• TVK govt. drawing criticism even before 6 months: Stalin
• Tribal woman gang-raped in Ranchi; 8 held, minor detained
• Court frames charges against first accused in the infamous hand-chopping case in Kerala
• Salim Kumar cremated with state honours
• Cong. govt. compromising on Telangana’s water rights: MLA
• A movement losing momentum and daughters
• Court in Bangladesh awards couple death sentence for rape, murder of girl
• South Koreans protest over ballot mishap, demand local poll rerun
• Manav impresses as India has Afghanistan on the mat
• It was a treat to watch Manav bowl: Washington
• Important to be the same person as before: Shreyas
• Saleem’s consistency was superb: Pybus
• SCOREBOARD
• Have to work on our process of taking reviews: Afghanistan coach
• Women’s T20 World Cup takes shape with captains’ carnival
• Former umpire Vikram Raju, who officiated tied Test, passes away
• Animesh breaches 200m CWG mark, wins silver in Taipei City
• Brazil targets title No. 6; Mexico hopes for a fine show
• The big boys versus the teams with a point to prove
• England labours to win; Germany, Portugal notch up victories
• Eriksen collapses but is conscious
• It’s not just about Magnus, you have to do well against everyone