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Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Approves Uniform Civil Code Draft Bill Why in the News ? The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet has approved the draft Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, proposing a common civil law for all residents. The Bill seeks to regulate live-in relationships, prohibit practices such as polygamy and triple talaq, and introduce uniform rules governing …
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 MoreWHEN WILL WE START JUDGING BUREAUCRATS ON DELIVERY? Syllabus: GS 2: Role of civil services in democracy. Bureaucracy Why in the News? A recent note by Cabinet Secretary T.V. Somanathan urged senior civil servants to avoid complacency and focus on improving governance. The discussion has revived debate on bureaucratic accountability, performance-based administration, and reforms needed …
Read MoreWHY POLICY NEEDS TO FOCUS ON GENDER WEALTH INEQUALITY Syllabus: GS 1: ● Role of Women ● Inequality ● Social empowerment ● Issues related to women Why in the News? The World Inequality Report (WIR) 2026 and the United Nations report ‘Counting What Counts’ (2026) have renewed discussions on gender inequality through multilateral engagement and …
Read MorePrice of Water: Not Merely an Economic Issue but a Question of Justice Syllabus: GS – 3 – Water management, Sustainable Development Focus : The editorial focuses on the need for rational water pricing in India to address growing water scarcity, promote water conservation, and encourage wastewater recycling. It highlights the mismatch between the actual …
Read MorePOPULATION SPECTRES DO HARM. MANAGING DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IS THE CHALLENGE Syllabus: GS 1: Population and associated issues. GS2: Human resource. Why in the News? Growing debates over declining fertility, ageing populations, and population redistribution have renewed discussions on India’s demographic future. The article argues that instead of alarmist narratives about population explosion or population collapse, …
Read MoreBEYOND CHILDCARE, FOUR OTHER BARRIERS Syllabus: GS 3: Employment, Growth & Development Skill development. Human resources. Why in the News? The latest National Statistics Office (NSO) report highlights a significant rise in Female Labour Force Participation Rate (FLFPR) and women-led enterprises in India’s million-plus cities. However, persistent structural barriers continue to limit women’s economic participation …
Read MoreCENSUS 2027 TO USE OPEN COLUMN FOR CASTE ENUMERATION Why in the News? Census Rehearsal: The second-phase Census rehearsal has begun in 16 States and Union Territories, with the questionnaire containing an open column for recording caste and ethnicity data. Historic Exercise: Census 2027 will be the first digital Census and the first Census after …
Read MoreLADAKH TO GET A CUSTOMISED SELF-GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK Why in the News? Governance Reform: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has proposed a customised self-governance framework for the Union Territory of Ladakh, establishing new legislative districts and electoral power distribution mechanisms. Key Proposal: The Centre has discussed creating a UT-level elected body with constitutional safeguards modelled …
Read MoreINSIDE WEST BENGAL’S NEW PUBLIC SAFETY & PROPERTY DAMAGE LAWS Why in the News? ● New Legislation: The West Bengal Assembly has passed the West Bengal Public Safety and Control of Anti-social Activities Bill, 2026 and the West Bengal Maintenance of Public Order (Amendment) Bill, 2026. ● Objective: The laws aim to strengthen preventive …
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