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TNPSC Current Affairs – Thursday, 9 April 2026

TNPSC Current Affairs • 9 Apr 2026

Published on: Thursday, 9 April 2026

TNPSC current affairs for Thursday, 9 April 2026 dials into the Tamil Nadu and national pulse with exam-ready clarity. The editors have distilled 7 crisp question-and-answer pairs, weaving the events through Daily Current Affairs - 2026-04-09 so that General Studies I, II, III, and the dedicated current affairs slot see the same narrative. Today’s batch explains why each headline matters, the cause-effect threads behind the policies, and how the stories feed into the schemes and science headlines you will see on the paper. Read it once, mark the anchor words that link people, policies, and dates, and then scroll straight to the quiz call-to-action; that second pass is when you turn reading into retrieval rather than letting the news slide away.

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Daily Current Affairs - 2026-04-09

Q1Which Tamil Nadu government welfare scheme did Palaniswami pledge to restore to its original quality standards?

Options

AMakkal Nala Pannai
BAmma Canteens
CUzhavar Sandhai
DThalikku Thangam Thittam

Correct answer

Amma Canteens

Explanation

Palaniswami pledged to restore the original quality standards of Amma Canteens.

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Q2According to the Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health (DISH), what is mandatory for all workers on the Tamil Nadu Assembly election day 2026?

Options

ADouble pay for working
BWork from home option
CPaid holiday
DCompensatory off

Correct answer

Paid holiday

Explanation

The Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health (DISH) stated that a paid holiday must be granted on poll day for all workers for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.

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Q3As per recent research by IIT Madras, when are renewables projected to dominate global energy in aggressive scenarios?

Options

ABy late 2030s
BBy mid-2040s
CBy late 2040s
DBy 2050

Correct answer

By late 2040s

Explanation

IIT Madras research reveals Renewables can dominate Global Energy only by late 2040s in aggressive scenarios.

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Q4What is the total outlay approved by the Union Cabinet for the modified Regional Connectivity Scheme (UDAN)?

Options

ARs. 18,840 crore
BRs. 28,840 crore
CRs. 38,840 crore
DRs. 48,840 crore

Correct answer

Rs. 28,840 crore

Explanation

The Cabinet approved the Regional Connectivity Scheme – Modified UDAN with a total outlay of Rs.28,840 crore.

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Q5Which Indian private company recently cleared a key test for its 'Vikram-1' rocket, moving closer to India's first private orbital launch?

Options

ABellatrix Aerospace
BDhruva Space
CSkyroot Aerospace
DAgniKul Cosmos

Correct answer

Skyroot Aerospace

Explanation

Skyroot cleared a key test for its 'Vikram-1' rocket, moving closer to India’s 1st private orbital launch.

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Q6Which High Court recently emphasized the principle that "Justice Must Not Only Be Impartial In Substance But Also Appear To Be So In Perception"?

Options

ABombay High Court
BMadras High Court
CDelhi High Court
DCalcutta High Court

Correct answer

Madras High Court

Explanation

The Madras High Court recently stated that justice must not only be impartial in substance but also appear to be so in perception.

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Q7In the Puducherry Assembly election 2026, which humanoid robot was deployed at theme-based polling stations to attract voters?

Options

ASophia
BNila
CRobo-Vote
DPoll-Bot

Correct answer

Nila

Explanation

The humanoid robot 'Nila' was used at theme-based polling stations in the Puducherry Assembly election 2026 to attract voters.

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TNPSC current affairs is the heartbeat of Tamil Nadu’s General Studies plan. Each morning we collect Tamil Nadu, national, and global developments across Economy, Governance, Science, and Culture, distill them into crisp question-answer capsules, and send them to your inbox before the prelim clock starts. Daily reading paired with the quiz keeps your accuracy charts climbing, because candidates who do not test memorize facts only for the moment. The exam sections that benefit the most are General Studies I for polity, GS II for Tamil Nadu governance, and GS III for economy and environment; the current affairs round connects those headline events to the strategies and schemes on the paper. Highlight dates, people, and cause-effect while reading, then immediately validate that memory by attempting the quiz, so retention takes root before the day flies by. Bookmark this page, tap the Yesterday/Tomorrow pills, and swing back tomorrow—the habit is the roadmap to momentum.