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Empowering Minority Communities for Inclusive Indian Growth Syllabus : GS Paper – 2 Judiciary, Statutory Bodies, Issues Related to Minorities Why in the News ? The launch of the PM Vikas scheme marks a renewed push by the Ministry of Minority Affairs to uplift India’s six notified minority groups. With a focus on education, skilling, …
Read MoreOver 1.25 Lakh Grievances Resolved via CPGRAMS Why in the News ? The Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) reported that over 1.25 lakh public grievances were addressed in April 2025 through CPGRAMS. The report ranks ministries based on performance and highlights states with the highest user registrations, notably Uttar Pradesh. Grievance Redressal …
Read MoreWHO Declares Polio Outbreak in Papua New Guinea Why in the News ? The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a polio outbreak in Papua New Guinea after detecting the virus in healthy children during routine screening. WHO has urged for urgent immunization efforts as the country’s vaccination rate remains critically low. Outbreak Detection and …
Read MoreSacred Jharkhand Hill Sparks Jain-Santal Tensions Why in the News ? On May 3, the Jharkhand High Court directed enforcement of a meat and alcohol ban on Parasnath/Marang Buru hill, considered sacred by both Jain and Santal communities, reigniting a long-standing dispute over religious rights and customary practices. Historical and Legal Disputes: The dispute dates …
Read MoreNeeraj Chopra Crosses 90m, PM Modi Applauds Why in the News ? Olympian Neeraj Chopra created history by crossing the 90-meter mark in javelin throw at the Doha Diamond League 2025. PM Narendra Modi congratulated him, praising his discipline, dedication, and passion that made the achievement possible. Historic Achievement by Neeraj Chopra: Neeraj Chopra, India’s …
Read MoreShingles Vaccine May Reduce Dementia, Heart Risks Why in the News ? Recent studies from Wales and South Korea suggest the shingles vaccine may reduce not only shingles infections but also the risk of dementia and cardiovascular conditions. These findings boost the vaccine’s potential role in preventive healthcare and neurodegenerative protection. New Evidence: Reduced Dementia …
Read MoreIndia to Remain Fastest-Growing Major Economy: UN Why in the News ? The UN’s World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP) mid-year update projects India’s GDP growth at 6.3% in FY 2025, outpacing China, the US, and the EU, driven by household spending, public investments, and services exports. About India’s Growth Outlook and Key Drivers: India’s …
Read MoreCulture Ministry Launches ‘Ek Desh Ek Dhadkan’ Campaign Why in the News ? The Ministry of Culture has launched the ‘Ek Desh Ek Dhadkan’ initiative to honour the nation’s bravehearts. The campaign aims to unite citizens in patriotic spirit and has involved heritage illumination and digital outreach across cultural institutions. Objective and Vision of the …
Read MoreTrump’s Middle East Strategy: Sanctions, Syria, and Shifting Alliances Syllabus: GS-2: Bilateral Groupings & Agreements , Groupings & Agreements Involving India and/or Affecting India’s Interests , Effect of Policies & Politics of Countries on India’s Interests , International Treaties & Agreements Focus: U.S. President Donald Trump recently met Ahmad al-Sharaa, Syria’s new de facto leader …
Read MoreFighting Malnutrition Through Empowerment Syllabus GS 2: Health Why in the News? Despite major food schemes and POSHAN Abhiyaan, India’s malnutrition rates remain high among women due to lack of empowerment, financial independence, and deeply rooted gender-based social inequalities. Introduction India’s fight against malnutrition remains a challenge, particularly for women and girls. Despite economic growth …
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