Daily Current Affairs 3 October 2026

The 3 October 2026 edition leads with the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code, which became law after a gazette notification recorded the President’s assent, and why a State code on marriage and succession needs it under Article 254(2); the Suspension of Operations pact with Kuki-Zo groups in Manipur, left unrenewed a month after it expired; and a Delhi High Court ruling that a valid visa gives no enforceable right to enter India under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.

The roundup covers the National Tribunals Commission Rules, 2026, the One Nation, One Election committee’s postponed Supreme Court visit, the G7’s 100-million-barrel release through the IEA, Ukraine’s praise for India’s ceasefire proposal, UPI’s half-year growth, Indian private payloads on Transporter-18, and Project GIB’s first release of captive-bred Great Indian Bustards. Ten editorials from The Hindu and The Indian Express take up the SIR and adult franchise, tiger reintroduction in Buxa, Article 145(3) and the split verdict on the CEC appointments law, India’s new Model BIT, El Niño and ecological monitoring, choosing Election Commissioners by consensus, cockpit safety, restoring Delhi’s Central Ridge, and Gandhi on dissent and democratic institutions, alongside a practice quiz.