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Beyond Rhetoric: Reframing India’s Debate On Terrorism Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Security Challenges & their Management in Border Areas ,Challenges to Internal Security Through Communication Networks GS Paper – 3 Terrorism in Hinterland & Border Areas ,Linkages of Organized Crime with Terrorism ,Cyber Security Why in the News ? A deadly car-bomb blast near …
Read MoreA CRITICAL STORY THAT A CHUNK OF THE MEDIA MISSED Syllabus: GS-3: Indian economy and issues associated Growth and Development Why in the News? The release of India’s Quarter-2 national accounts data showing 8.2% GDP growth coincided with the IMF assigning a ‘C’ grade to India’s national accounts statistics. While growth numbers dominated headlines, concerns …
Read MoreA CARBON MARKET OFFERS BENEFITS WE SHOULD SEIZE Syllabus: GS-3: Environment and ecology Conservation Why in the News? India’s recent push to expand its domestic carbon market, combined with weak outcomes at CoP-30 in Belém, has renewed debate on carbon pricing, climate justice, and clean-technology adoption. As global warming surpasses the 1.5°C threshold, India faces …
Read MoreStronger Punishment Sought for Forced Acid Ingestion Crimes Why in the News? The Supreme Court has called for stricter punishment for offenders who forcibly administer acid, saying such criminals deserve penalties harsher than the UAPA. Hearing a plea by survivor Shaheen Malik, the Court urged the Centre to amend penal and bail laws and ensure …
Read MoreKarnataka Introduces Bill to Criminalise Social Boycott Acts Why in the News? The Karnataka government has tabled the Karnataka Social Boycott (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Bill, 2025, aiming to criminalise social boycott practices, often imposed by caste panchayats, by defining the offence, listing punishable acts, and mandating protective and compensatory measures for victims. This move …
Read MoreUNESCO Grants Heritage Status to Haitian Compas Music Why in the News ? UNESCO has inscribed Haitian Compas music—a vibrant cultural and musical tradition—on its Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognising its global influence, rich musical structure, and deep emotional significance for Haiti amid ongoing socio-political and economic challenges. This recognition underscores the importance of preserving …
Read MoreSC Expands Jurisdiction Under POSH Act Provisions Why in the News ? The Supreme Court has ruled that inquiries under the POSH Act can be conducted not only at the accused employee’s department but also at the complainant’s workplace or any location visited during employment, significantly strengthening women’s safety at workplaces across India. This ruling …
Read MoreTrump Introduces High-Cost Gold Card Visa Programme Why in the News? The US administration under President Donald Trump has launched the Trump Gold Card Visa Scheme, offering expedited residency for non-US citizens through a high-priced application process. The programme requires a $15,000 processing fee and a $1 million contribution for visa approval, reminiscent of the …
Read MoreBhartiya Bhasha Utsav Celebrates India’s Linguistic Unity Why in the News? Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav 2025 was celebrated in New Delhi to mark the birth anniversary of Mahakavi Subramania Bharati. The event highlighted India’s linguistic diversity, promoted multilingualism, and showcased tribal languages through cultural performances and digital language tools. Much like the process of obtaining an …
Read MoreRising Financial Burden of School Education in India Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Education, Government Policies & Interventions, Issues Related to Children Why in the News? The NSS 80th Round (2025) on “Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education” reveals a sharp increase in private school enrolment, educational expenditure, and private coaching dependence across India. Despite the constitutional …
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