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WHY THE AFFILIATION SYSTEM IS OUTDATED Syllabus: GS 3: Issues related to development of social sector Education sector Why in the News? The National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 proposes phasing out India’s college affiliation system over 15 years through graded autonomy, aiming to transform affiliated colleges into autonomous degree-granting institutions. This marks a major reform …
Read MoreA BLUR OVER INDIA’S NEW CARBON CREDIT PLAN Syllabus: GS 3: Environment impact assessment Carbon credit and global market Why in the News? The Union Budget 2026 announced a ₹20,000 crore carbon credit programme, creating confusion over its intended scope. While official documents indicate a focus on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) for industrial …
Read MoreCEC Impeachment Debate Raises Democratic Accountability Concerns Syllabus: GS-2: Constitutional Bodies Transparency & Accountability Judgements & Cases Why in News ? The Opposition’s move to initiate impeachment proceedings against the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) has triggered a national debate on the neutrality, integrity, and accountability of the Election Commission of India (ECI). Allegations of …
Read MoreBELÉM AS A TEST OF A NEW MODEL OF FOREST FINANCE Why in the News? The climate summit held in Belém in November 2025 renewed global attention on the challenge of protecting tropical forests. The summit highlighted the need for a shift in power and governance over tropical forests, emphasizing greater involvement of local and …
Read MoreVeena Maestro Jayanthi Kumaresh To Receive Sangita Kalanidhi Why in the News ? Renowned Saraswati veena exponent Jayanthi Kumaresh will receive the prestigious Sangita Kalanidhi award at the 100th Annual Conference and Concerts of The Music Academy, Chennai, recognising her significant contribution to Carnatic music and the revival of the veena tradition. Prestigious Sangita Kalanidhi …
Read MoreTrisulphide Metathesis Reaction Opens New Chemical Possibilities Why in the News ? Scientists from Flinders University, Australia, have discovered a new trisulphide metathesis reaction that allows sulphur–sulphur bonds to break and reform spontaneously at room temperature, offering promising applications in drug modification, recyclable plastics, and advanced chemical manufacturing. Discovery of the Trisulphide Metathesis Reaction: Researchers …
Read MoreRajasthan Property Transfer Bill Raises Constitutional Concerns Why in the News ? The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly passed the Rajasthan Prohibition of Transfer of Immovable Property in Disturbed Areas Bill, 2024 to regulate property transactions in sensitive localities. The law has triggered debate regarding constitutional validity, administrative discretion, and possible communal segregation. Key Provisions of the …
Read MoreSri Lanka Reintroduces QR System To Ration Fuel Why in the News ? Sri Lanka has reintroduced a QR code-based fuel rationing system to regulate fuel distribution amid global supply uncertainties linked to West Asia tensions. The move aims to ensure prudent management of fuel stocks and prevent shortages. QR Code-Based Fuel Distribution System: The …
Read MoreThorium Energy and SHANTI Act Boost Nuclear Future Why in the News ? The SHANTI Act, 2025 aims to expand India’s nuclear energy sector and accelerate the use of thorium-based reactors, which could strengthen energy security and reduce dependence on imported uranium, supporting the government’s goal of achieving 100 GWe nuclear capacity by 2047. SHANTI …
Read MorePink Froth In Yamuna Signals Rising Chemical Pollution Why in the News ? A section of the Yamuna River near the Okhla barrage in Delhi has recently been covered with pink-coloured froth, raising concerns among environmental experts about untreated industrial effluents and sewage pollution entering the river. Emergence of Pink Froth in the Yamuna: The …
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