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Nanak Classes uploads Rajasthan Current Affairs video for Oct 13‑14, 2026 on YouTube
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🗓 15 Oct 2026, 03:45 AM
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The education channel Nanak Classes posted a Hindi current‑affairs video covering Rajasthan events of 13‑14 October 2026, aimed at RPSC and RSSB exam aspirants.
The YouTube channel Nanak Classes released a new video on 13‑14 October 2026 that summarises the most relevant current‑affairs items from Rajasthan. The content is presented in Hindi and is tailored for candidates preparing for state‑level competitive exams such as the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) and Rajasthan Subordinate Service Board (RSSB).
In the brief, the presenter Sujas walks through key political, economic and social developments that occurred in the state during the two‑day period, highlighting facts that are likely to appear in upcoming examinations. The video follows the channel’s established format of concise, bullet‑point narration accompanied by on‑screen text.
The upload is part of Nanak Classes’ regular schedule of daily current‑affairs briefings, all of which are freely accessible on its YouTube page. The channel has become a popular resource for aspirants seeking focused, Hindi‑language study material.
Viewers can watch the video directly on YouTube or subscribe to receive notifications for future updates covering other dates and topics.
In the brief, the presenter Sujas walks through key political, economic and social developments that occurred in the state during the two‑day period, highlighting facts that are likely to appear in upcoming examinations. The video follows the channel’s established format of concise, bullet‑point narration accompanied by on‑screen text.
The upload is part of Nanak Classes’ regular schedule of daily current‑affairs briefings, all of which are freely accessible on its YouTube page. The channel has become a popular resource for aspirants seeking focused, Hindi‑language study material.
Viewers can watch the video directly on YouTube or subscribe to receive notifications for future updates covering other dates and topics.