Chapters - Weekly Current Affairs 2026

Weekly Current Affairs 2026

Weekly Current Affairs 2026 compiles the most important news of each week of 2026 into a single video, in Hindi, for SSC, Railway, Banking and State exam aspirants. There are 39 weekly videos so far, grouped into 9 monthly chapters such as January 2026, February 2026 and onwards, each chapter holding the 4 or 5 weeks of that month.

A weekly video is the fastest way to stay current without watching every day: it filters the week down to the appointments, awards, sports winners, government schemes, summits, reports and defence exercises that examiners actually pick. Every week follows the same date range format, for example 21 to 27 September 2026, so you can locate any week instantly.

• Best for: working aspirants who can study current affairs once a week.
• Pair it with: Daily Current Affairs 2026 for detail, and Monthly Current Affairs 2026 by Akshay Sir for final revision.
• Coverage: national, international, economy, sports, awards, science and technology, important days.

9 chapters · 39 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.

Frequently asked questions

How many weekly current affairs videos are there for 2026?
There are 39 weekly current affairs videos for 2026 on CrazyGkTrick, arranged in 9 month-wise chapters. A new weekly video is added after each week ends, so the series grows through the year.

Is weekly current affairs enough for SSC and Railway exams?
For most SSC and Railway exams, weekly current affairs covering the last 6 to 8 months is enough, because those exams ask 10 to 15 questions from recent national and international events. Add the monthly revision videos before the exam for extra confidence.

Are the weekly current affairs videos in Hindi?
Yes, all weekly videos are explained in Hindi with the English names of schemes, reports and awards kept as they appear in exam papers.

Can I download a PDF of weekly current affairs 2026?
The free video series on CrazyGkTrick is watch-only. Printed notes and PDFs are part of the paid Yearly Current Affairs (OSS) package on study.crazygktrick.com, which is linked from the banner above the video.