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Free Current Affairs & PIB PDF Downloads

Weekly and monthly compilations for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railway & Defence — free, no sign-up.

updateLast updated: 23 July 2026

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The full month's important current affairs in one file — organised by category with key facts and practice questions.

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A focused week-by-week compilation — ideal for quick weekend revision without falling behind.

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Press Information Bureau releases for the month — government schemes, policies and official announcements, exam-ready.

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A weekly digest of the most important PIB releases — stay current with government announcements in minutes.

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Download free current affairs and PIB PDF compilations for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railway and Defence exam preparation. Every PDF is built from our daily exam-focused coverage — important national and international news, government schemes, economy and banking developments, science, environment, awards and appointments — organised by category with key facts and practice questions, so you can revise an entire week or month offline in one place.

Which current affairs PDF should you download?

Use the weekly current affairs PDF to stay on top of the news as it happens and revise every weekend, and the monthly current affairs PDF to consolidate and revise the whole month before mocks and exams. The PIB weekly and monthly PDFs are dedicated compilations of Press Information Bureau releases — government schemes, policies and official announcements — which are tested heavily in UPSC, SSC and Banking exams and deserve focused revision of their own.

How to use these PDFs in your preparation

Read current affairs daily, then use the weekly PDF to revise and the monthly PDF to consolidate — this spaced-repetition rhythm beats one-time reading. Keep the PIB PDFs alongside for scheme- and policy-based questions. Pair the compilations with the daily quizzes to test recall, and focus your revision on roughly the last 12 to 18 months, which covers most of what competitive exams ask.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these current affairs PDFs free to download?

Yes. All current affairs and PIB PDF compilations — weekly and monthly — are completely free to download, with no sign-up or login required.

Which exams are these PDFs useful for?

The compilations are designed for UPSC, SSC (CGL/CHSL), Banking (IBPS/SBI), Railway (RRB) and Defence (NDA/CDS) aspirants. Each article is tagged with the exams it is most relevant to.

What is the difference between the current affairs and PIB PDFs?

The current affairs PDFs cover all exam-relevant news for the week or month across 22 categories. The PIB PDFs are a focused compilation of Press Information Bureau releases — government schemes, policies and official announcements — kept separate because they are tested as a distinct, high-yield area.

How often are new PDFs added?

Weekly PDFs are added each week and monthly PDFs at the start of each month, for both current affairs and PIB.

How many months of current affairs should I download and study?

For UPSC, cover roughly the last 12 to 18 months; for SSC, Banking and Railway exams, the last 6 to 12 months is usually enough. Download the monthly PDFs for that span and revise them with the weekly PDFs.

Do I need to sign up or pay to download the PDFs?

No. Every current affairs and PIB PDF is free to download directly, with no sign-up, login or payment required.