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Equalising Primary Food Consumption Across India Syllabus: GS-3: Agricultural Marketing, Public Distribution System (PDS), Buffer Stocks & Food Security Why in the News? The National Sample Survey (NSS) Household Consumption Survey 2024 highlighted persistent food deprivation in India, despite declining poverty rates reported by the World Bank. Experts argue that focusing solely on calorie intake …
Read MoreIndia’s UNESCO Tentative List Expands with Seven Sites: A Boost for Environmental Performance and Fiscal Decentralisation Why in the News ? Seven new natural heritage sites have been added to India’s UNESCO Tentative List, raising the total from 62 to 69. With this, India now has 49 cultural, 17 natural, and 3 mixed heritage properties …
Read MoreQatar Considers ICC Action Against Israeli Strike: Implications for Fiscal Federalism and International Law Why in the News ? Qatar has initiated discussions with the International Criminal Court (ICC) to explore legal measures against Israel after an unprecedented airstrike in Doha killed five Hamas members and a Qatari security officer, raising international concerns over violations …
Read MoreUrban Sanctuary for Endangered Cockatoos in Hong Kong: A Model for Environmental Governance Why in the News? The critically endangered yellow-crested cockatoos, native to Indonesia and East Timor, have found refuge in Hong Kong’s parks. Conservationists are installing artificial nest boxes to address habitat loss, ensuring the survival of nearly 10% of the global wild …
Read MoreSC Directs States on Anand Karaj Registration Rules: A Step Towards Indian Fiscal Federalism Why in the News? The Supreme Court of India has directed states and union territories to notify rules for registering Anand Karaj (Sikh marriage ceremony) within four months, ensuring legal recognition, civic equality, and constitutional fidelity in recording marriages under this …
Read MoreIndia Issues Alert on Deadly Brain-Eating Amoeba Why in the News? India has issued a health alert after cases of the rare brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri doubled in Kerala compared to last year. The infection, though rare, has caused 19 deaths and 72 cases in 2025, prompting urgent preventive action and raising questions about public …
Read MoreKerala Proposes Amendment to Wildlife Protection Act Why in the News? The Kerala government has introduced the Wildlife Protection (Kerala Amendment) Bill, 2025 in the state assembly. This move, which intersects with ongoing debates on fiscal federalism and environmental governance, seeks to give states more powers under Section 62 and Section 11 of the Wildlife …
Read MoreEmpowering States for Equitable Climate Action Financing Syllabus: GS Paper – 3 Environmental Pollution & Degradation, International Treaties & Agreements, Government Policies & Interventions Why in the News? India’s upcoming 16th Finance Commission faces the challenge of aligning fiscal transfers with climate action needs. Experts argue that devolutions must incorporate climate criteria such as vulnerability, …
Read MoreThis image highlights major factors that led to the Portuguese travels and influence in India, including trade routes, treaties, and the impact of their eventual decline due to local, commercial, and religious changes.
Read MoreThis image summarizes the emergence, agents, policies, and concepts of macroeconomics, emphasizing government intervention and the role of aggregates in economic stability and growth.
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