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Why in the News? Hindutva organizations protested, demanding the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb in Khuldabad, Maharashtra, leading to violence and arson in Nagpur. Aurangzeb, the Mughal emperor (1658-1707), is buried in Khuldabad, a site of historical and religious significance. Aurangzeb’s Tomb: Simplicity and Historical Context Aurangzeb was an orthodox Sunni Muslim, who followed austere principles …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? Indian student Anjani Srinivasan was deported from the U.S. after her visa was revoked for alleged pro-Hamas sympathies. Similarly, Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was arrested, raising concerns over immigrants’ right to protest and the limits of free speech. National Security vs. Immigrants’ Rights: Domestic politics influence the implementation of international …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-2: Health , Government Policies & Interventions, Important International Institutions Focus: Despite India’s commitment to eliminate TB by 2025, women face unique challenges in diagnosis and treatment due to stigma, financial constraints, and social isolation. Reports highlight underdiagnosis, treatment dropouts, and discrimination, necessitating gender-sensitive policies and stronger support systems to ensure equitable healthcare access …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS 2: Government Intervention Why in the News? Recently, the Government of India informed Parliament that habitual offender laws still exist in 14 states and UTs, despite the Supreme Court questioning their constitutionality and impact on de-notified tribes. Debate Over Habitual Offender Laws in India India’s “habitual offender” laws have been under scrutiny, especially …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS – 2- Education , Right of Children , RTE, Right to Privacy , Universal rights Focus : The article discusses the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR), its objectives, and the push for its large-scale adoption despite being officially voluntary. It covers concerns related to data privacy, constitutional validity, and the role of …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? Recent tensions between the Hmar and Zomi tribes in Manipur’s Churachandpur district led to unrest. However, leaders from both communities have pledged to restore peace, emphasizing the need for inter-community harmony while preserving their cultural identities and traditions. Cultural and Traditional Aspects: Zomi people speak Kuki-Chin languages, practice Christianity, and …
Read MoreWhy in the News? The 23rd edition of Exercise VARUNA, the annual India-France bilateral naval drill, is set to take place in the Arabian Sea. Featuring INS Vikrant and Charles de Gaulle, the exercise focuses on combat readiness, interoperability, and maritime security in the Indo-Pacific. Significance of Exercise VARUNA : The 23rd edition of Exercise …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? The Government of India is drafting the National Wildlife Health Policy (NWHP) to strengthen wildlife disease surveillance, research, and diagnostics. It includes establishing the National Referral Centre for Wildlife (NRC-W) in Junagadh and integrating wildlife health monitoring under the One Health approach. About the of the Policy: The Government of …
Read MoreWhy in the News? Recent sightings of Chinese UAVs near Okinawa raised concerns but did not trigger strong military responses, highlighting how drones are perceived as less threatening than fighter jets. This underscores the growing role of UAVs in global military strategies. Advantages of UAVs : UAVs provide surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strikes without risking …
Read MoreWhy in the News? The Union Cabinet approved the Revised Rashtriya Gokul Mission (RGM) with an enhanced outlay of ₹3,400 crore for 2021-26. The scheme introduces new initiatives to boost milk production, breed improvement, and dairy sector growth across India. Cabinet Approves Revised Rashtriya Gokul Mission (RGM): The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra …
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