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Proposed IT Rule Changes Raise Free Speech Concerns Why in the News ? The Union government has proposed amendments to the IT Rules, 2021, allowing takedown notices to individual social media users, raising concerns about free speech, censorship, and safe harbour protections, with digital rights groups warning of expanding executive control over online content. Much …
Read MoreNew J&K Divisions Bill Triggers Political Debate Why in the News ? A proposed Bill in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly seeks creation of Pir Panjal and Chenab Valley divisions along with 16 new districts, sparking debate over administrative efficiency, regional imbalance, and political implications amid competing narratives of decentralisation and regional identity. The reorganisation …
Read MoreHealthcare Privacy Law Gives Backbone, But Gaps Persist Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 : Government Policies & Interventions GS Paper – 3 : E-GovernanceIT & Computers Why in the News? The Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 have been notified, operationalising key provisions of the DPDP Act, 2023. As India’s most significant privacy reform since …
Read MoreLok Sabha Clears Repealing And Amending Bill 2025 Why in the News? The Lok Sabha passed the Repealing and Amending Bill, 2025, aiming to repeal obsolete colonial-era and redundant laws and amend select statutes to simplify legal processes, reduce compliance burdens, and advance the government’s vision of minimum government, maximum governance. This legislative reform also …
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Read MoreBridging Gender Gap in India’s Higher Judiciary Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Issues Related to Women, Inclusive Growth Why in the News? The India Justice Report 2025 has exposed persistent gender disparity in India’s higher judiciary, with women constituting only 14% of High Court judges and 3.1% of Supreme Court judges. The article highlights the …
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