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Japan Approves Restart of World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Why in the News ? Japan’s Niigata authorities have approved restarting the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world’s largest facility, for the first time since the 2011 Fukushima disaster. The final clearance now rests with Japan’s nuclear regulator amid renewed focus on energy needs and carbon neutrality …
Read MoreNASA Unveils New Images of Interstellar Comet Why in the News ? NASA has released new high-resolution images of Comet 3I/ATLAS, marking it as only the third known interstellar object to enter our Solar System. The observation helps scientists understand how such objects travel across galaxies and escape stellar gravitational forces. New Observations of Comet …
Read MoreChile Warns of Sharp Decline in Humboldt Penguins Why in the News ? Chile has officially classified the Humboldt penguin as an endangered species, after new scientific assessments revealed a drastic fall in its population. Conservationists warn that continued climate change, overfishing, pollution, and diseases may push the species towards critical endangerment soon. Growing Concerns …
Read MoreIndia Implements Labour Codes, Reshaping Worker Protections Nationwide Why in the News ? The Central Government has officially implemented all four Labour Codes from November 21, replacing 29 outdated laws and introducing major reforms in wages, social security, industrial relations, and workplace safety, with strong support from industry bodies and mixed reactions from trade unions. …
Read MoreIndia’s Strategic Future Lies in a Stronger Asian Alignment Syllabus: GS Paper -2 Bilateral Groupings & Agreements Regional Groupings ,Look East to Act East , Groupings & Agreements Involving India and/or Affecting India’s Interests Why in the News ? India’s foreign policy is undergoing a significant shift as global power moves from the West toward …
Read MoreSC RULING ON GOVERNORS: AN OBLIGINGLY AMBIGUOUS PIECE OF JUDGMENT Why in the news? Making state governments approach courts to defend their legislative authority undermines the principle of separation of powers. Such a requirement creates an abnormal situation where political-constitutional issues are pushed into the judicial domain. Courts, which already tend to be influenced by …
Read MoreSouth Asia’s Worsening Air Pollution Needs Urgent Action Syllabus: GSPaper-3 Environmental Pollution & Degradation ,Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) ,Sustainable Development ,Climate Change Why in the News ? The 2024 India–Pakistan Smog renewed concerns about escalating air pollution across South Asia, with Delhi and Lahore recording some of the world’s worst AQI levels. Reports from Greenpeace …
Read MoreTransforming India’s Fisheries Sector Syllabus GS 3 Government Policies and Interventions Why in the News? Recently, on World Fisheries Day 2025, the FAO supported India’s theme “India’s Blue Transformation: Strengthening Value Addition in Seafood Exports,” highlighting the need for sustainability, value addition, and stronger aquatic value chains nationwide. Introduction India’s fisheries and aquaculture sectors have …
Read MoreSupreme Court Empowers CAQM for Stronger Pollution Control Why in the News ? The Supreme Court has allowed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to take proactive measures to curb the severe air pollution crisis in Delhi-NCR, including implementing higher-level GRAP restrictions earlier than scheduled after air quality reached alarming levels. This decision comes …
Read MoreSupreme Court Strikes Down Tribunal Reforms Act Provisions Why in the News ? The Supreme Court has invalidated key provisions of the Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021, stating they violate constitutional principles of judicial independence and customary international law. The Court also directed the Centre to establish a National Tribunal Commission within four months to ensure …
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