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COULD PERVERSE INCENTIVES LEAD TO INFLATED OBC NUMBERS IN CENSUS? Syllabus: GS-2: Vulnerable section of population. Welfare schemes Why in the News? India’s proposed caste census has revived debate over whether respondents could deliberately overstate OBC membership because caste data may influence reservation and welfare policies. The argument rests on perverse incentives, but the Census …
Read MoreINDIA’S PARLIAMENT MUST NOT STAGE ITS CADAVER SYNOD Syllabus: GS 2: Parliament and State legislature. Functions of Executive and Legislature. Why in the News? With Parliament expected to consider the Judges Inquiry Committee’s report on former Justice Yashwant Varma, constitutional questions have emerged regarding whether impeachment proceedings can continue after a judge has resigned …
Read MoreCabinet Approves Semicon, Mobility And Infrastructure Expansion Plans Why in the News ? The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved major initiatives, including Semicon Mission 2.0, the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS), new gas-based urea plants, and Varanasi highway projects, to strengthen manufacturing, infrastructure, and agricultural self-reliance while advancing India’s Indo-Pacific strategy through …
Read MoreGovernment Strengthens Sports Governance Through New Institutional Rules Why in the News ? The Central Government has notified the National Sports Governance Board Rules, 2026 and the National Sports Tribunal Rules, 2026 to improve transparency, accountability, and dispute resolution in sports administration through dedicated governance and adjudicatory mechanisms across the country. These reforms draw from …
Read MoreIndia Implements Labour Codes, Reshaping Worker Protections Nationwide Why in the News ? The Central Government has officially implemented all four Labour Codes from November 21, replacing 29 outdated laws and introducing major reforms in wages, social security, industrial relations, and workplace safety, with strong support from industry bodies and mixed reactions from trade unions. …
Read MoreMEITY NOTIFIES IT RULES AMENDMENT 2025 TO STRENGTHEN INTERMEDIARY DUE DILIGENCE AND CONTENT REMOVAL Why in the News? Recent amendment: The Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) has notified the IT Rules Amendment, 2025 to enhance due diligence and content removal norms, strengthening the intermediary guidelines and addressing concerns related to online safety and platform …
Read MoreUNION GOVERNMENT PROPOSES MANDATORY LABELLING OF SYNTHETIC AI-GENERATED CONTENT Why in the News? New proposal: The IT Ministry has proposed mandatory labelling of AI-generated synthetic content on social media platforms, considering its environmental impact and potential environmental costs. Draft amendment: The move amends the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, addressing …
Read MoreLADAKH DELEGATES OFFERED TERMS OF ARTICLE 371 BY GOVERNMENT Why in the News? Renewed talks: MHA officials resumed dialogue with Ladakh civil society groups over the region’s political status and sustainability development goals, including addressing pressing environmental issues. Recent unrest: Follows protests where four civilians were killed and activist Sonam Wangchuk was detained, highlighting the …
Read MoreGovernment Considers Nuclear Bill to Boost Private Participation Why in the News ? The government is deliberating a new Nuclear Bill to allow private sector participation in building and operating nuclear power plants in India, while addressing radioactive waste management, liability laws, and research in core nuclear technologies. This initiative is part of broader policy …
Read MoreSC Seeks Insurance Scheme for Injured Cadets Why in the News ? The Supreme Court directed the Union government to frame an insurance and medical support scheme for cadets discharged from military academies due to disabilities. The court stressed that aspirants must not be left “high and dry” after rigorous training-related injuries. Supreme Court’s Directions …
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