Chronicle Current Affairs Magazine By N.N. Ojha (English Medium) | November 2026 Edition | For All Competitive Exams

• Publisher / Brand: Chronicle

• Editor / Writer: N.N. Ojha

• Edition / Month: November 2026

• Language: English

• Number of Pages: 82

• Country of Origin: India

• HSN Code: 49011010

• Format: Paperback / Magazine format

• MRP: ₹60

Product Description:

Sabhi competitive exams ki taiyari ke liye N.N. Ojha dwara taiyar ki gayi “Current Affairs CHRONICLE” ka November 2026 edition ek behad upyogi magazine hai. Is English medium magazine mein national aur international events ka detailed analysis diya gaya hai, jisme 18th BRICS Summit aur 26th SCO Summit jaisi mahatvapurn ghatnayein shamil hain. Students ki solid practice ke liye isme RRB Technician Exam 2026 aur BPSC TRE 4.0 ke model test papers bhi diye gaye hain. Yojana aur Kurukshetra ki summary, Parliament Q&A, aur September 2026 par aadharit current MCQs is 82-page magazine ko general knowledge aur current affairs par command banane ke liye ek perfect study material banate hain.

Key Features (To highlight in bullet points):

• Comprehensive Coverage: In-depth analysis of national and international events including the 18th BRICS Summit, 26th SCO Summit, and the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly.

• Model Test Papers: Includes dedicated practice sections with model test papers for RRB Technician Exam 2026 (GK) and BPSC TRE 4.0 (Class 1-5) GS.

• Exclusive Exam Focused Sections: Features ‘Exam Pointers’ with a summary of Yojana & Kurukshetra, Parliament Q&A covered from an exam point of view, and topic-wise Oneliner Current Affairs.

• Important Topics Covered: Extensive reading material on RAKSHA (India’s 10-Year Defence Diplomacy Roadmap), NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, Agni Kawach, Dadasaheb Phalke Award, and the Global Gender Gap Index 2026.

• Monthly Current MCQs & Diary: Contains carefully curated Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) based on the events that occurred in September 2026, plus a ‘Diary of Events’ highlighting persons in news, appointments, and sports like India’s Kabaddi Gold Double.