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Meghalaya Assembly Rejects Uranium Mining Amid Local Opposition Why in the News ? The Meghalaya Assembly has passed a resolution opposing uranium mining and ore processing in the State. The move supports decades of resistance by local communities in uranium-bearing areas and invokes Meghalaya’s Sixth Schedule protections over community and private land and resources. Meghalaya’s …
Read MoreIsrael-Lebanon Conflict Intensifies Environmental Damage in South Why in the News ? Lebanese authorities and residents have accused Israel’s military of deliberately triggering fires and damaging forests and agricultural land in southern Lebanon. The allegations come amid continuing tensions with Hezbollah, despite a relative lull in hostilities and a recent Israel-Lebanon understanding. Widespread Fires and …
Read MoreIndia-Japan Deeptech Partnership Set to Expand Innovation Why in News ? India and Japan are seeking to deepen cooperation in startups, deep technology, innovation and MSMEs. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has proposed a four-pillar framework, including a $1 billion deep-tech fund, to strengthen investment, research and cross-border technology partnerships. India-Japan Startup & Deep-Tech …
Read MoreHeatwave Funding Expands Under India’s Disaster Framework Why in the News ? The Ministry of Home Affairs has recognised heatwaves and lightning as notified natural calamities, enabling States to access the full State Disaster Risk Management Fund. The move follows Sixteenth Finance Commission recommendations and seeks to strengthen heat-risk preparedness and response. New Framework for …
Read MoreUN Warns Autonomous Weapons Threaten Human Control Why in the News ? The United Nations (UN) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have warned that the world is approaching a dangerous stage where autonomous weapons could independently select and attack humans, urging countries to establish binding international regulations. Rising Threat of ‘Killer …
Read MoreH1N1 Dominates Influenza A Cases Across India Why in the News ? The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has reported that H1N1 constitutes nearly 98% of Influenza A infections currently detected in India. The ICMR has also clarified that the circulating strain is the familiar H1N1 pdm09 seasonal virus. Current Influenza Situation in India: …
Read MoreSIMPLER MINING-TAX MODEL CAN MEAN MORE REVENUE FOR STATES Syllabus: GS-2: Functions and responsibilities of Union and State GS-3: Economy and associated issues. Why in the News? The passage of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 has renewed debate over taxation and revenue mobilisation in India’s mining sector. The reform seeks …
Read MoreEid Milad-un-Nabi Highlights Prophet Muhammad’s Teachings Why in the News ? Eid Milad-un-Nabi, commemorating the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad, is being observed across India with religious fervour. Religious gatherings, Milad Mehfils, Seerat Conferences and processions are being organised, while national leaders have conveyed messages of peace, compassion and harmony. Eid Milad-un-Nabi: Observance and Significance: …
Read MoreThiru Onam Celebrates Kerala’s Heritage, Harvest and Harmony Why in the News ? Thiru Onam, the most auspicious day of Kerala’s Onam festival, is being celebrated by Keralites across India and abroad. The harvest festival promotes cultural heritage, social harmony, gratitude to nature and unity in diversity through traditional rituals and festivities. Thiru Onam: Traditions …
Read MoreBefore Rebuilding Delhi, a Warning from Gurugram Syllabus: GS – 3– Sustainable development of cities Focus : The article focuses on Delhi’s Master Plan 2047 and the challenges of infrastructure-led urbanisation. It examines higher-density development, redevelopment, affordable housing, transit-oriented growth, water security, drainage, green spaces and urban governance. Using Gurugram as a cautionary example, it …
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