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Current Affairs 15 February 2026

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  • India-UK Social Security Agreement Signed
  • Government Moves Privilege Notice Against Rahul Gandhi

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India-UK Social Security Agreement Signed

India and the UK have signed a bilateral social security agreement to benefit temporary workers from both countries. Under the pact, workers contributing to social security schemes in one country will not face double contributions when moving to the other. This aims to save costs, encourage skilled worker mobility, and boost strategic and economic ties. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted its role in supporting Indian workers abroad. The agreement covers pension and other benefits without duplication.

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Which countries recently signed a social security agreement to avoid double contributions for temporary workers?

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Government Moves Privilege Notice Against Rahul Gandhi

The Union Government announced it will move a privilege notice against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in Parliament for allegedly breaching privileges by providing misleading information and false insinuations. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has given notice for a substantive motion demanding cancellation of Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha membership and lifetime disqualification from elections. This stems from recent parliamentary proceedings where opposition and government clashed intensely. The move invokes Article 94 of the Constitution related to parliamentary privileges.

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Under which constitutional article can a privilege motion be moved in Parliament for breach of privileges?

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