Chapters - Monthly Current Affairs 2026 - By Akshay sir
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Monthly Current Affairs 2026 - By Akshay sir
Monthly Current Affairs 2026 by Akshay Sir gives you one complete revision video for each month of 2026, in Hindi, covering every exam-relevant event of that month in a single sitting. The series has 8 monthly videos in 8 chapters, starting from January 2026.
Akshay Sir, co-founder of Crazy GkTrick, is known for memory tricks and crisp one-liners. In each monthly video he groups the month's news by theme (appointments, awards, sports, schemes, summits, reports, obituaries, defence, science) and highlights the facts most likely to be asked, so one video replaces hours of reading.
- Use it when: an exam is 2 to 4 weeks away and you need a complete month-by-month recap.
- Go deeper with: Daily Current Affairs 2026 and Weekly Current Affairs 2026 on CrazyGkTrick.
- Finish with: Current Affairs Marathon 2026 for a January-to-date revision in one video.
8 chapters · 8 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Akshay Sir of Crazy GkTrick?
Akshay Sir (Akshaya Shrivastava) is the co-founder of Crazy GkTrick, which started in 2015 as a YouTube channel for GK tricks and now teaches lakhs of students preparing for SSC, Railway, Bank and State exams. His monthly current affairs videos are among the most watched in the channel.
How long is one monthly current affairs video?
A monthly current affairs video usually runs between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on how eventful the month was. Watch it at 1.25x speed and pause to note the facts you did not already know from the daily or weekly series.
Which months of 2026 are covered?
All months from January 2026 up to the most recent completed month are covered, one video each. A new monthly video is added within the first week of the next month.
Is monthly current affairs enough for SSC CGL 2026?
Monthly current affairs for the 8 to 12 months before the exam covers almost all current affairs questions in SSC CGL Tier 1, which asks around 10 questions from this area. Combine it with the Year End Current Affairs series for the previous year.