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India Invited to G7 Summit 2025: A Historic Engagement Amid Diplomatic Challenges What is G7? The Group of Seven (G7), the full form of G7, is a powerful intergovernmental forum of the world’s most advanced democracies and economies. It plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges, from climate change and water security to digital …
Read MoreKerala Seeks Wildlife Act Amendment for Culling Wild Animals Why in the News? In recent Kerala news, the state government has requested the Union government to amend the Wildlife Protection Act, allowing controlled culling of wild animals that pose threats to human life and property. This move comes amid rising incidents of human-wildlife conflict in …
Read MoreYoga Sangam 2025 Sets Record-Breaking Participation Nationwide Why in the News? Yoga Sangam 2025, aligned with International Yoga Day on June 21, has seen unprecedented participation with over 50,000 organisations registered. While RTE news Rajasthan shows the state leading in educational reforms, it also tops the Yoga Sangam participation chart. The event promotes the theme …
Read MoreDon’t Link RTE Funds with NEP Dispute: HC Why in the News? In the latest education news today, Tamil Nadu’s Madras High Court judgement urged the Union Education Ministry to separately disburse RTE funds to Tamil Nadu under Samagra Shiksha, despite the State’s non-adoption of the new education policy 2020. The court reminded both Centre …
Read MoreGlobal Growth in 2025 Hits Slowest Since 2008 Why in the News? The World Bank has retained India’s 2025-26 GDP growth at 6.3%, while warning of slowing investment and global growth amid policy uncertainty and trade tensions, projecting global GDP to expand at its slowest rate since 2008, excluding recessions. India’s Economic Outlook Remains Strongest …
Read MoreUN Report Urges Support for Reproductive Autonomy Why in News? The United Nations Population Fund’s State of World Population Report 2025 emphasizes that fertility policies worldwide are still driven by population fear narratives. It urges governments to focus on reproductive autonomy, not coercion, amid declining global fertility rates and changing India demographics. The report also …
Read MoreIndia’s Population Grows, Fertility Rate Declines Sharply Why in the News? The UNFPA’s 2025 State of the World Population Report estimates India population live at 1.46 billion, contributing significantly to the world population. The report highlights India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) of 1.9, which is below replacement level. It also sheds light on shifting India …
Read MoreCHENAB BRIDGE SYMBOLISES KASHMIR’S NEW PATH Syllabus: GS Paper – 3 Infrastructure Why in the News? Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the Chenab Railway Bridge in Jammu & Kashmir, the world’s highest railway bridge. This engineering marvel, often described as a floating bridge due to its suspended design, is a key part of the …
Read MoreTHE HAZARDS OF GOING GLOBAL ON INDIA-PAKISTAN ISSUES Relevance: GS 2 – Bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India and/or affecting India’s interests Why in the News? Operation Sindoor has reignited national attention on cross-border terrorism and India’s counter-terror operations. The operation underscores the persistent challenge of terror being fostered from across India’s …
Read MoreThe Mathura School of Art: A Pinnacle of Ancient India Art Historical and Cultural Background The Mathura School of Art, a significant contributor to ancient India art and a crucial topic for Mathura art UPSC preparation, developed in Mathura, located in present-day Uttar Pradesh near the Krishna River. This artistic tradition evolved from the 2nd …
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