Daily Current Affairs – March 27, 2026

The Reserve Bank of India has set a new limit for banks on their foreign currency dealings in the rupee. This move aims to control speculative trading and stabilize the Indian currency. Banks must now keep their open positions within 100 million US dollars each day. This regulation comes as the rupee faces pressure and has depreciated significantly.

India's foreign exchange reserves dropped significantly last week. Gold prices fell, impacting the overall reserves. The Indian Rupee also weakened against the US Dollar. Oil prices rose due to geopolitical concerns. The Reserve Bank of India's intervention in the currency market was limited. Traders anticipate further Rupee depreciation, with some forecasting levels around 100 against the Dollar.

Appearing to bunch together so they can troop out of the strait, these ships carry more than 1.7 lakh tonnes of LPG

The Tamil Nadu State Mental Health Authority will maintain a register of practising mental health professionals in the State that will be updated monthly. It also proposes to publish a district-wise list of mental health professionals on January 1 every year

U.S. stocks plunged Friday, with major indexes hitting over six-month lows as the Middle East war suppressed risk appetite. Megacap and software stocks led the decline, while rising oil prices fueled inflation fears and dampened rate cut expectations. Markets now anticipate potential Fed rate hikes.

Online ​furniture ​rental platform ​Rentomojo has filed for an initial ‌public ⁠offering ⁠in ​Mumbai, according to a ​draft prospectus dated Friday.

The Reserve Bank of India has outlined a roadmap for the payments sector until December 2028, focusing on cross-border payments, interoperability and a domestic legal entity identifier. 

Airbus helicopters have played a key role in India for decades, including its Aerospatiale Alouette II, Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil, and the high-altitude workhorse Lama.

The IPL is benefiting from both youth and experience

It has been sold to a consortium comprising Aditya Birla Group, The Times of India Group, Bolt Ventures, and Blackstone’s perpetual private equity strategy, BXPE in an all-cash deal worth $1.76 billion