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AN INSTITUTION IN FREEFALL: PARLIAMENT IS ALL DRESSED UP WITH NOWHERE TO GO Why in the News? The recently concluded Parliament session has highlighted serious concerns over the declining quality and functioning of parliamentary democracy. Persistent confrontation between the Government and Opposition has led to repeated disruptions and limited meaningful debate. The Opposition has demanded …
Read MoreBangladesh’s Democratic Transition Syllabus GS 2: India and its neigbhourhod Why in the News? Recently, Bangladesh’s political transition after the July Uprising has renewed debate on democracy, minority rights, national identity, inclusive governance, and balanced foreign policy under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Introduction Bangladesh’s July Uprising of 2024 marked a major moment …
Read MoreBihar Enters Direct Central Pulse Procurement Network Why in the News ? Bihar has joined the Centre’s pulse procurement network for the first time.Under a new model, central agencies such as NCCF and NAFED can directly purchase masoor (lentils) from farmers at MSP, bypassing state-level procurement agencies.The initiative aims to strengthen MSP-based procurement, improve farmer …
Read MoreEurope’s Wildfires Intensify Amid Record Summer Heat Why in the News ? European countries are battling widespread wildfires amid one of the hottest and driest summers on record.Extreme heat, prolonged dryness and changing climate conditions are increasing fire risks, threatening lives, ecosystems and infrastructure across the continent. Wildfires Across European Countries Belgium: A …
Read MoreKen-Betwa Project Sparks Adivasi Resistance Over Displacement Why in the News ? Adivasi communities in Madhya Pradesh are protesting against displacement caused by the Ken-Betwa river-linking project. Villagers argue that monetary compensation cannot replace their forests, land, livelihoods, cultural identity and community life, raising concerns about rehabilitation, tribal rights and environmental costs. Ken-Betwa Project and …
Read MoreDelimitation Challenge: Balancing Democracy and Federalism Why in the News ? Tamil Nadu Assembly has urged the Centre to retain the existing 543 Lok Sabha seats and their State-wise distribution. The debate has intensified over whether future delimitation should prioritise population-based representation or protect India’s federal balance and States’ political weight. Delimitation and the Democratic …
Read MoreMSC Elsa 3 Sinking Poses Limited Lakshadweep Impact Why in the News ? A National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management (NCSCM) assessment has found no measurable ecological or socio-economic damage to Lakshadweep following the sinking of MSC Elsa 3 off Kerala in May 2025. However, the incident highlights island ecosystems’ vulnerability to maritime accidents. Study …
Read MoreE20 Ethanol Push: Balancing Energy Security and Sustainability Why in the News ? India’s E20 ethanol blending programme has expanded rapidly, with the government highlighting foreign-exchange savings and reduced crude-oil imports. However, concerns over legacy vehicles, mileage losses, food security, water use and phased implementation have intensified the debate over the sustainability of ethanol blending. …
Read MoreIran-Oman Strait Deal Nears Amid Regional Tensions Why in the News? Iran has announced that its agreement with Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz is in the final drafting stage. If concluded, the pact could reopen the strategic maritime route, ease global energy market concerns, and significantly influence regional security and geopolitical stability, impacting investment …
Read MoreCRITICAL MINERALS, THE FOUNDATION OF STRATEGIC POWER Why in the News? Critical minerals have emerged as a strategic priority, shifting from a resource management issue to the core of industrial policy, economic security, and national defence, attracting significant attention from institutional investors and fund managers. Growing demand for clean energy and digital technologies has made …
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