  The CKM and PMNS matrices have been constructed based on the latest
measurements, largely free from theoretical inputs as well as likely NP effects
in the case of the former. To facilitate the construction of the CKM matrix in
the PDG representation as well as in view of the comparatively large error in
the measured value of the CP violating phase \delta, the possibility of its
construction from the tree level measured CKM elements has also been explored
using the unitarity triangle. In view of the persistent difference between the
|V_{ub}| exclusive and inclusive values, we have carried out separate analyses
corresponding to these. The PMNS matrix has been constructed by incorporating
the constraints due to solar and atmospheric neutrinos as well as by giving
full variation to the Dirac-like CP violating phase \delta and considering
different values of s_{13} having implications for different models of lepton
mass matrices. Taking clue from quark mixing phenomenology, an analogous
analysis of the leptonic unitarity triangle allows an estimate of the likely
presence of CP violation in the leptonic sector.
