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SUBOPTIMAL OUTCOMES: SOCIAL SECURITY CONCERNS OF UNORGANISED SECTOR WORKERS REMAIN Syllabus: GS-3: Indian Economy and issues related to planning and mobilisation of resources. Employment and Development Why in the News? The Union Labour Ministry has constituted the National Social Security Boards for Unorganised Workers and Gig and Platform Workers, one year after implementation of the …
Read MoreNEOLIBERALISM AND THE GROWING CRISIS OF GLOBAL YOUTH WHY IN THE NEWS ? Rising Youth Unrest: Protests across countries such as France, Spain, Albania and India have highlighted growing youth dissatisfaction over unemployment, rising living costs and declining economic opportunities. Economic Debate: The debate focuses on how neoliberal economic policies, reduced welfare expenditure, stagnant wages …
Read MoreACCEPT AGENCY, FIGHT COERCION: PROTECTING SEX WORKERS’ RIGHTS Syllabus: GS-2: Judgements & Cases WHY IN THE NEWS ? Judicial Intervention: The Supreme Court has directed magistrates to conduct a mandatory threshold inquiry during anti-trafficking operations to distinguish voluntary adult sex work from trafficking and coercion. Consent Matters: The directive emphasises an adult woman’s consent, autonomy …
Read MoreOBC CREAMY LAYER POLICY: SUPREME COURT SCRUTINY AND RETROSPECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION Why in the News? The Supreme Court has reserved its order on the Centre’s plea seeking prospective implementation of its March 11, 2026 judgment concerning the determination of OBC Non-Creamy Layer status. The government argues that retrospective implementation could disrupt recruitment, service allocation, seniority, admissions …
Read MoreCOULD 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 MoreInternational Justice Day Reinforces Commitment To Equal Justice Why in the News ? On the occasion of International Justice Day, Union Minister for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal reaffirmed India’s commitment to building a just, equitable, and compassionate society, emphasizing equal opportunities, accessible justice, and respect for human dignity through enhanced diplomatic engagement and …
Read MoreBIRSA MUNDA AND ADIVASI IDENTITY Why in the News? Legacy Debate: On Birsa Munda’s death anniversary (9 June), tribal organisations renewed efforts to protect his legacy amid the debate on delisting tribal converts from the Scheduled Tribes list. Identity Question: Discussions have resurfaced regarding Adivasi identity, land rights, religion, and self-governance, themes closely associated with …
Read MoreNepal Reaffirms Commitment Against Caste-Based Discrimination Why in the News ? Nepal observed the Day for the Elimination of Caste Discrimination and Untouchability on 4 June, reaffirming its commitment to social justice, equality, and the protection of the rights of the Dalit community. Observance of Anti-Untouchability and Equality Day Nepal commemorated the day with the …
Read MoreAdivasi Identity, Faith and Rights: Debating the Majoritarian Challenge Syllabus: GS – 3 – Tribal development , Development vs Environment debate Focus : The article examines the debate over Adivasi identity, religion, and constitutional rights in the context of demands to delist Christian Scheduled Tribes from reservation benefits. It highlights concerns regarding religious polarisation, protection …
Read MoreNation Remembers Farmers’ Leader Chaudhary Charan Singh Why in the News ? The nation paid tribute to former Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh on his death anniversary. Several leaders, including the Vice President, Lok Sabha Speaker, and Union Home Minister, remembered his contributions to farmers’ welfare, social justice, and rural development. Legacy of a Farmers’ …
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