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Reimagining Governance in Post-Maoist Fifth Schedule India Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Government Policies & Interventions GS Paper – 3 Left Wing Extremism Why in the News ? The decline of Maoist influence in several Fifth Schedule areas has renewed focus on the governance failures that historically enabled insurgency. Recent debates highlight how administrative neglect, …
Read MoreHome Ministry Announces Key Steps Towards Peace Why in the News ? The Home Ministry renewed the tripartite ceasefire agreement with Kuki-Zo militant groups and ensured free movement on NH-2, marking a significant step in resolving the ongoing ethnic conflict in Manipur, which has been a sin of violence since May 2023. This move is …
Read MoreTHE POLITICS OF INSURGENCY, THE DECLINE OF NAXALISM Why in the News? Recent discourse on terrorism highlights a contrast: while global doomsday predictions warn of rising threats, India is witnessing a decline in militancy and ideologically-driven terrorism. Historically, predictions have often been unreliable, with few proving accurate. In the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), growing …
Read MoreSYLLABUS: GS 2: Challenges to internal security through communication networks, role of media and social networking sites in internal security challenges, basics of cyber security; money-laundering and its prevention. Focus: The government should have a well-or-chestrated plan for the next five years. On internal security, the tollowing nine points should merit serious attention. Source: Deccan …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-3: Internal Security, Role of External State and Non-State Actors in Creating Challenges to Internal Security, Security Challenges and Their Management in Border Areas, Linkages of Organized Crime with Terrorism. Focus: The article emphasizes the necessity for the Indian government to adopt a comprehensive National Security Strategy (NSS) to address various security challenges effectively …
Read MoreWhy in the news? National Security Adviser Ajit Doval proposed integrating Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) for cost efficiency and operational consistency. Integration aims to save money, ensure homogeneous deployment, and enhance interoperability among CAPFs. About Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF): CAPF refers to seven security forces in India under the Ministry of Home Affairs. …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Many activists, journalists, and students booked under UAPA across India. UAPA passed in 1967, aims at preventing unlawful activities associations. Defines unlawful activity as actions disrupting India’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. Raises concerns about freedom of expression and misuse of anti-terror laws. source:slideshare Key Points about Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA): …
Read MoreWhy in the news? CRPF attacked in Manipur; mistaken for local police, officials cite ongoing violence and call for a political solution to the crisis. About CRPF Attack in Manipur: Unidentified militants attacked a CRPF camp in Manipur, mistakenly assuming it to be manned by local police due to recent troop withdrawals. The camp, located …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Centre recalls 5,000 CAPF troops from Manipur ahead of Lok Sabha polls amid ongoing ethnic violence concerns. source:civilpedia About the Withdrawal of Troops: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) directed the withdrawal of approximately 5,000 Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) personnel from Manipur. These troops were deployed in response to ethnic …
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