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The discussion concerned pedestrian safety and accessibility, including continuous footpaths, safer school zones, crossings and last-mile links. A footpath that suddenly ends can break an otherwise usable route. That example explains why continuity matters as much as a single improved crossing. The session focused on practical street design and access; the title should not be treated as proof that a new national statute called the Right to Walk was enacted at the event. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2328052
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Every date of October 2026 has its own page under this topic. Open the date you want and you will get exam-style MCQs with answers and short explanations.
SSC CGL and CHSL, Banking exams like IBPS and SBI, RRB, State PSC and UPSC prelims. Exams held in 2027 usually ask current affairs from the previous six to eight months, so October 2026 is important.
Yes. Every question, option and explanation is given in both Hindi and English, so you can practise in the language of your exam.
Solve one date a day and mark the questions you get wrong. Go back to those on the weekend. At the end of the month, one quick round of all the wrong answers is usually enough.
