Current Affairs · 28 August 2026

TNPSC current affairs published on 28 August 2026.

NationalHindu Tamil Thisai

Kanpur training aircraft crash in 2026 kills 2 pilots; DGCA orders probe

A twin-engine training aircraft from Garg Aviation crashed near the Ganga riverbank in Kanpur, killing two pilots and prompting a DGCA inquiry.

NationalThe Hindu - National

Karreguttalu Hills road opening and CRPF base mark Telangana’s Maoist-free push in 2026

A 33.5-km road and a new CRPF Forward Operating Base have opened Karreguttalu Hills in Telangana’s Mulugu district after decades of Maoist control.

EnvironmentThe Hindu - Environment

Nepal flood as a Himalayan hazard: GLOF, glacier collapse, debris flow and climate-linked risk

The Nepal disaster underlines Himalayan glacial lakes, glacier collapse, debris flows, and the need for long-term monitoring.

EnvironmentThe Hindu - National

Nepal flash flood and GLOF risk: Himalayan glacier collapse, India’s rescue response, and TNPSC disaster geography

The August 2026 Nepal flood highlights glacial lake outburst flood risks, Himalayan debris flows, and India’s humanitarian response.

NationalThe Hindu - National

CWC to review Andhra Pradesh–Telangana water dispute on Sept. 7 and Tummidihatti barrage on Sept. 1

The Central Water Commission will hold meetings on the AP-Telangana water row on September 7 and on the Tummidihatti barrage proposal on September 1 in New Delhi.

InternationalHindu Tamil Thisai

Nepal floods: 359 dead, 1,500 missing and India’s rescue coordination

The MEA said 21 Indians were rescued in Nepal, 200 Indians were stranded in Tibet, and emergency contact numbers were issued for rescue coordination.

InternationalHindu Tamil Thisai

Nepal flood crisis: 288 Indians missing, 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims rescued

India’s MEA said 288 Indians were untraceable in Nepal floods, while 21 Indians from Tamil Nadu were rescued and 73 workers from the Trishuli-1 project were among the missing.

SportsHindu Tamil Thisai

India U-19 squad for Australia series includes Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag’s sons

India named its U-19 squad for the Australia U-19 series starting on 18 September in Rajkot, with Anvay Dravid and Aryavir Sehwag in the one-day squad.