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India’s Rising e-waste Syllabus GS 3: Environment Pollution and degradation Why in the News? India’s e-waste surged by over 151% in six years, prompting debate around the effectiveness of the new EPR floor price, which aims to curb informal recycling and protect the environment. Introduction India’s digital growth has led to a massive surge in …
Read MoreWHY INDIA NEEDS CASTE CENSUS Syllabus: GS-2: Government policies and interventions Vulnerable section of the society Why in the News? The government’s plan to include caste enumeration in the next Census has reignited debates around social justice, data-driven policies, and inclusive governance in India. HISTORICAL DENIAL AND DATA GAP Contradictory start: Post-independence India abolished caste …
Read MoreNASA-ISRO Radar Satellite to Launch in June Why in the News ? ISRO Chief Dr. V. Narayanan announced that the NASA-ISRO radar satellite (NISAR) will be launched next month, along with updates on the G20 climate satellite, RA-SAT launch, and Gaganyatri ISS mission, highlighting India’s growing space collaborations and ambitions. Key Announcements by ISRO Chief …
Read MoreIndia’s Total Fertility Rate Stable at 2.0 Why in the News ? The Sample Registration System (SRS) 2021 report released by the Registrar-General of India shows that India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) remains steady at 2.0, with Bihar recording the highest and West Bengal and Delhi the lowest rates. Key Fertility and Demographic Trends: India’s …
Read MoreWorld’s Longest Banana Infructescence Found in Andamans Why in the News ? A 4.2-metre-long infructescence of the wild banana species Musa indandamanensis was recorded in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, making it the longest banana infructescence globally. This critically endangered species offers valuable genetic resources for future crop improvement. Record-Breaking Discovery in the Andamans: A …
Read MoreAsteroid YR4 May Miss Earth, Hit Moon Why in the News ? NASA recently announced a 3.8% chance of asteroid YR4 colliding with the moon on December 22, 2032. Earlier flagged for possible Earth impact, latest data shows it poses no significant threat to Earth but may still affect the Moon. Discovery, Classification, and Risk …
Read MoreSoviet-Era Kosmos 482 Crashes into Ocean Why in the News ? A fragment of the Soviet Kosmos 482 spacecraft, launched in 1972 to explore Venus, crashed into the Indian Ocean near Indonesia after 53 years in orbit due to a rocket malfunction. No injuries or damage were reported. Highlights of the Mission Failure and Long-Term …
Read MoreBuddha Purnima Celebrated Globally with Fervor Why in the News ? Buddha Purnima, marking the birth and Nirvana of Gautam Buddha, is celebrated today with traditional fervor. The festival is significant for Buddhists and Hindus worldwide, especially in countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan, and several Southeast Asian nations. Buddha Purnima: Celebration and Significance Occasion: Buddha …
Read MoreImproved Repo Rate Transmission Enhances Monetary Effectiveness Syllabus: GS-3: Banking Sector & NBFCs , Statutory Bodies , Monetary Policy , Growth & Development Focus: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has improved its monetary policy transmission significantly over the past few years, especially in the context of repo rate adjustments. A combination of regulatory shifts, …
Read MoreIndia Abstains from IMF Vote on Funding Pakistan Why in the News ? India abstained from voting on the IMF’s decision to extend additional funding to Pakistan. The Indian government raised concerns over Pakistan’s poor track record with IMF loans and potential misuse of funds for cross-border terrorism. About India’s Stance: India raised concerns about …
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