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Title:* Current Affairs 4th September 2026: 5 Important MCQs for APPSC Assistant Professor & UGC NET Economics

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Title:* Current Affairs 4th September 2026: 5 Important MCQs for APPSC Assistant Professor & UGC NET Economics



*Title:* Current Affairs 4th September 2026: 5 Important MCQs for APPSC Assistant Professor & UGC NET Economics

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*Meta Description:* Daily Current Affairs 4th Sept 2026 with 5 MCQs: CARA Theme, NABARD-IMD DiCRA MoU, India GDP 7.8% Q1 FY27, NSE IPO, Current Account Deficit. For APPSC Assistant Professor Economics.

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*Current Affairs - 4th September 2026: Daily MCQs for Competitive Exams*

Welcome to Unique Study Centre! Here are 5 most important Current Affairs of 4th September 2026 relevant for APPSC Assistant Professor (Economics), UGC NET, Degree Lecturers.

*1. CARA Launches Adoption Awareness Theme 2026*

On 4th September 2026, Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) under Ministry of Women and Child Development launched the theme *"Legal Adoption. Safe Childhood. Secure Future. Say No to Illegal Adoption!"*

CEO Bhavna Saxena launched it on Doordarshan National. CARA is a statutory body under Juvenile Justice Act 2015 (Section 68). It coordinates with Health Ministry and Home Affairs to prevent illegal adoption.

_Exam Angle:_ Social Welfare schemes - Important for AP Economy paper.

*2. NABARD & IMD MoU for DiCRA Platform*

NABARD signed MoU with India Meteorological Department (IMD) to integrate agro-meteorological data into *DiCRA (Data in Climate Resilient Agriculture)* platform.

Objective: Provide weather intelligence to farmers and enhance climate risk assessment. This boosts climate-resilient agriculture and rural finance.

_Exam Angle:_ NABARD role in rural credit, climate resilient agriculture is hot topic for Economics optional.


Ministry of Statistics released data: India's GDP grew *7.8% in Q1 (April-June) of FY 2026-27*, using new base year 2022-23. 

Key Change: PPI (Producer Price Index) replaced WPI for deflators calculation. Strong performance by service sector and manufacturing.

_Economics Link:_ Directly related to National Income Accounting, base year revision concept.

*4. Supreme Court Dismisses SEBI Plea Against NSE*

On 4th Sept, Supreme Court dismissed SEBI's appeals against NSE related to co-location and dark fibre cases since 2015. This removes major hurdle for NSE IPO. SEBI had granted in-principle approval in July to settle lapses for Rs 14.91 billion.

_Exam Angle:_ Indian Financial System - Stock Exchanges, SEBI regulations.

*5. Current Account Deficit at $4.2 Billion*

India's Current Account Deficit (CAD) for Q1 FY27 stood at *$4.2 billion (0.5% of GDP)*. Merchandise trade deficit was $86.1 billion, but remittances rose to $42.9 billion, cushioning CAD.

_Economics Link:_ Connects to our previous post on Terms of Trade and Balance of Payments!

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