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Polity and Local Self-Government under the Chola Dynasty: A Comprehensive Study The Chola Empire (c. 850–1279 CE) represents a defining epoch in South Indian political and administrative history. Far from being simply a conquest-driven monarchy, the imperial Cholas institutionalized an intricate and multilayered administrative framework marked by both centralization and a highly functional model of …
Read MoreSC REJECTS PLEA TO HAND MAHABODHI TEMPLE CONTROL TO BUDDHISTS Why in the News? Supreme Court ruling: SC refused to entertain a writ petition seeking exclusive Buddhist control over the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya. Direction issued: The Court, including Justice MM Sundresh, asked the petitioner to approach the concerned High Court, deeming it not …
Read MoreSUPREME COURT INTRODUCES QUOTAS FOR COURT STAFF FOR THE FIRST TIME Why in the News? Historic move: From June 23, 2025, the Supreme Court introduced reservations in appointments and promotions for SC/ST staff. First-time policy: Marks the first formal reservation policy within the apex court’s administrative framework. Not for judges: The reservation excludes judges, covering …
Read MoreMEITEI GROUPS SEEK NRC, FREE MOVEMENT IN MHA TALKS Why in the News? Joint delegation: For the first time, representatives from COCOMI, AMUCO, and FOCS met the MHA together in Delhi to discuss registration in India and universal civil registration. Key meeting: The delegation met North East Advisor A.K. Mishra and IB Joint Director Rajesh …
Read MoreBIHAR LAGS IN BIRTH REGISTRATION: CRS REPORT HIGHLIGHTS CONCERNS Why in the News? CRS report findings: Bihar’s birth registration coverage was just 3.7% in 2000 and 16.9% in 2005, far below the national averages of 56.2% and 62.5%, respectively, according to data from the Civil Registration System (CRS) and vital statistics system available on crstn.org. …
Read MoreINDIA FAST-TRACKS 52 SATELLITES AFTER OPERATION SINDOOR Why in the News? Strategic move: India to fast-track 52 surveillance satellites post Operation Sindoor to boost precision monitoring, enhancing the nation’s space warfare readiness. This initiative aims to provide a dignified life for citizens by ensuring national security. Cabinet approval: In October 2023, the Cabinet approved $3.2 …
Read MoreDELHI HC ALLOWS LATE-TERM ABORTION FOR MINOR SURVIVOR: A LANDMARK RULING ON REPRODUCTIVE AUTONOMY Why in the News? Court decision: The Delhi High Court allowed a 26-week pregnancy termination for a 16-year-old rape survivor, overruling AIIMS’ medical advice in a landmark ruling that reinforces constitutional rights and reproductive autonomy. Justice Sanjeev Narula emphasized the importance …
Read MoreISA LEADS GLOBAL SOUTH SOLAR REVOLUTION Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Important International Institutions Why in the News India has emerged as a global leader in solar energy development, having added 105 GW of solar energy in the past decade. The International Solar Alliance (ISA), launched by India and France in 2015, has become central …
Read MoreKerala to Seek Sterilisation of Bonnet Macaques Near Forests Why in the News? Population control: Kerala Forest Department plans to undertake mass sterilisation of bonnet macaques to manage their growing population and mitigate human-wildlife conflict. Crop damage issue: Farmers near forest fringes report significant crop loss caused by monkey troops, highlighting the need for intervention. …
Read MoreECI De-listing Political Parties: A Clean-up Drive for Electoral Integrity Why in the News? Major move: The Election Commission of India (ECI), acting as a constitutional authority, plans to de-list 345 Registered Unrecognised Political Parties (RUPPs) for not contesting elections in six years as part of a clean-up drive to enhance electoral integrity. Non-existent entities: …
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