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Current Affairs for Sunday, 13 September 2026

Today's exam-relevant current affairs cover RBI's new UPI features, a Telangana governance bill, and a Bihar stipend increase for PG medical students.

3 exam-relevant updates · 3-question quiz

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Economy & Banking#1

RBI Governor launches UPI Tap & Pay and MyUPI at GFF 2026

RBI Governor Shri Sanjay Malhotra announced the launch of UPI ‘Tap & Pay’ on POS terminals and MyUPI, an AI‑powered help platform, at the Global Fintech Fest 2026.

📌 Static GK link: The RBI has four Deputy Governors.

Source: Smestreet In ↗
Schemes & Policy#2

Telangana Minister introduces Core Urban Region Governance Bill

Telangana Minister Sridhar Babu introduced the Core Urban Region Governance Bill in the Telangana Legislative Assembly to create a governance framework for the Hyderabad metropolitan region.

📌 Static GK link: Telangana's legislature is bicameral, with a Legislative Assembly and a Legislative Council.

Source: Deccan Chronicle ↗
Schemes & Policy#3

Bihar hikes stipend for PG medical students

The Bihar State Health Department raised the monthly stipend for postgraduate medical students to ₹92,800 for first year, ₹1.02 lakh for second year and ₹1.12 lakh for third year.

📌 Static GK link: The capital of Bihar is Patna.

Source: Business Medical Dialogues ↗

Test yourself

3 questions on today's update — tap an option to check your answer.

  1. Q1.Which RBI Governor announced the launch of UPI 'Tap & Pay' and MyUPI at Global Fintech Fest 2026?

  2. Q2.Who introduced the Core Urban Region Governance Bill in the Telangana Legislative Assembly?

  3. Q3.What is the revised monthly stipend for second-year postgraduate medical students in Bihar government colleges?

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Written by PadhoDost in exam format from the day's reported news. Facts are summarised for exam preparation, not reproduced from the original articles — follow the source links for full reports.