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Ladakh Recognises Five Official Languages in 2025 Why in the News? President Droupadi Murmu has promulgated the Ladakh Official Languages Regulation 2025, which designates English, Hindi, Urdu, Bhoti, and Purgi as official languages for governance in the Union Territory of Ladakh, effective across the entire region. This move aligns with efforts to promote linguistic diversity …
Read MoreHOT SPRINGS REVEAL NEW ANTIBIOTIC POTENTIAL Syllabus: GS Paper – 2: Government Policies & Interventions GS Paper – 3: Health Why in the News? Researchers from the Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) have discovered antimicrobial-producing bacteria in the Rajgir hot spring in Bihar, India. Their study, published in the Indian Journal of Microbiology, highlights the …
Read MoreRam Jal Setu Link Project: Addressing Rajasthan’s Water Crisis Through Strategic River Interlinking The Ram Jal Setu Link Project, formerly known as the East Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP), is a groundbreaking river interlinking initiative aimed at tackling the persistent Rajasthan water crisis. This ambitious project on Rajasthan addresses the critical question: does Rajasthan have water? …
Read MoreTwo Near-Earth Asteroids, One Week: How 2025 KX8 and 2025 JR Are Reminding Us Why Space Vigilance Matters The final days of May and the early days of June 2025 have brought spacewatchers an astronomical double feature. Two near-Earth asteroids—2025 JR and 2025 KX8—are making unusually close flybys of our planet, sparking global interest in …
Read MoreSharp Decline in Net FDI Raises Concerns Why in the News? According to the RBI Bulletin (May 2025), India’s net FDI for FY 2024-25 has drastically dropped to $353 million, despite gross inflows of $81 billion, raising serious concerns over investor confidence, capital formation, and FDI composition. Understanding the FDI Decline: Despite headline gross FDI …
Read MoreFrance Considers Extending Nuclear Shield in Europe Why in the News? On May 14, 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed openness to stationing France nuclear weapons in other European countries. This proposal, detailed in a recently released white paper pdf, outlines France’s vision for expanding its nuclear deterrence capabilities. The move comes amid growing security …
Read MoreJapan’s AI Law Prioritises Innovation Over Regulation Why in the News? In May 2025, Japan enacted a landmark AI legislation promoting innovation-first policies over rigid rules. Unlike the EU’s risk-based model, Japan focuses on voluntary cooperation, aiming to strengthen AI-led growth while ensuring ethical AI development and global collaboration. This approach to AI legislation in …
Read MoreTrump’s Tax Plan May Hurt the Poor Why in the News? The U.S. Congress is debating President Trump’s new tax and spending bill, which includes tax breaks on tips. However, analysts warn that low-income Americans may face a net income loss due to social program cuts. The Trump tax plan, proposed by the GOP (Republican …
Read MoreDrone Assault Reshapes Modern Warfare Deep Inside Russia Why in the News? In today’s latest news, Ukraine’s Operation Spider Web, likened to a giant spider stretching its web across Russia, marked a major leap in drone warfare, targeting five deep Russian air bases and damaging 41 aircraft, including strategic bombers. This Ukrainian drone attack, part …
Read MoreUnderstanding President’s Rule and Its Legal Nuances Why in the News? In the latest world news today, a delegation of 10 Manipur MLAs urged the Governor to form a government after President’s Rule was imposed in February 2025 due to political instability. This situation raises questions about the use, misuse, and revocation of Article 356. …
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