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24Jul 2026

India Reaffirms Indus Treaty Stand at UN

India Reaffirms Indus Treaty Stand At United Nations Security Council Why in the News ? At the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), India rejected Pakistan’s remarks on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) and reiterated that the Treaty will remain in abeyance until cross-border terrorism ceases. India also reaffirmed that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral …

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24Jul 2026

Safe Footpaths and Street Vendor Rights

Balancing Safe Footpaths And Street Vendors’ Livelihood Rights Together Why in the News ? Following the Supreme Court’s recognition of the right to walk on safe, obstruction-free footpaths as a fundamental right, Bengaluru launched a large-scale Safe Footpath Drive. The eviction of street vendors has sparked debate over compliance with the Street Vendors (Protection of …

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24Jul 2026

Right to Protest vs Public Order in India

Balancing Right To Protest With Public Order And Law Why in the News ? The recent “Chalo Sansad” protest in New Delhi, followed by clashes between protesters and the Delhi Police, has revived the debate on the constitutional right to protest, the scope of police powers, and the legal framework governing the use of force …

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24Jul 2026

NATO Ankara Summit: New Defence Challenges for India

NATO Ankara Summit Signals New Defence Challenges For India Syllabus: GS-2: Bilateral Groupings & Agreements, Important International Institutions Why in the News? The NATO Ankara Summit (July 7–8, 2026) adopted major commitments on collective defence, higher defence spending, support for Ukraine, and strengthening the European Defence Industrial Base (DIB). The summit has significant implications for …

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24Jul 2026

India’s Education Crisis: Reforms Needed Now

India’s Education Crisis and Reforms Syllabus GS 2: Education Why in the News? Recently, student protests across India highlighted concerns over examination paper leaks, education quality, accountability, employment opportunities, and demands for reforms in the country’s education system, raising questions about ethical standards and social responsibility in educational governance. Introduction Student protests have brought national …

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23Jul 2026

Internet Shutdowns in India: Legal Framework

INTERNET SHUTDOWNS IN INDIA: LEGAL FRAMEWORK, CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES Syllabus: GS – 3 – Internet , Communication in India Why in the News? : The article examines the legal and constitutional framework governing internet shutdowns in India, particularly in the context of the Delhi internet suspension during the ‘Chalo Sansad’ protest. It highlights …

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23Jul 2026

Nation Remembers Lokmanya Tilak on Birth Anniversary

Nation Remembers Lokmanya Tilak On His Birth Anniversary Why in the News ? On the birth anniversary of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh paid tribute to the eminent freedom fighter, highlighting his contribution to the Swadeshi Movement, Swaraj, and India’s struggle for independence. Tributes and Contributions of …

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23Jul 2026

Govt Clarifies FCRA Amendment Bill Provisions

Government Clarifies Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill Provisions Why in the News ? The Government of India has clarified provisions of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 (FCRA) following concerns raised by minority institutions and Christian organisations regarding the powers of the proposed Designated Authority over assets created through foreign contributions. Key Clarifications on …

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23Jul 2026

Brazil Amazon Fires Decline Amid Conservation Efforts

Brazil Amazon Fires Decline Sharply Amid Conservation Efforts Success Why in the News ? A recent MapBiomas report shows that forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon declined to their lowest level since 1985 during 2025, reversing the severe fire season of 2024. The development is significant for climate change mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and global environmental …

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23Jul 2026

Lithuania Removes Soviet War Graves: Rising Tensions

Lithuania Removes Soviet War Graves Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions Why in the News ? Lithuania is relocating Soviet Red Army graves and memorials as part of its de-Sovietisation policy following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The move has intensified diplomatic tensions with Russia, which has accused Lithuania of attempting to rewrite history. Lithuania’s De-Sovietisation Drive Lithuania …

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