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Kerala Officially Renamed Keralam After Presidential Assent Why in the News ? President Droupadi Murmu has given assent to the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026, formally changing the State’s name from Kerala to Keralam. The legislation follows a unanimous resolution by the Kerala Legislative Assembly and requires consequential constitutional amendments. Background and Process …
Read MoreEcological Equity Needs Stronger Constitutional Protection Syllabus: GS-2: Environmental Pollution & Degradation, Environmental Impact Assessment , (EIA), Sustainable Development, Climate Change Why in the News ? Ecological inequality is emerging as a major but under-recognised dimension of inequality in India.Himalayan, Northeastern and Western Ghats regions bear disproportionately high ecological and disaster-management responsibilities while often receiving …
Read MoreTHE ROAD TO E20 IS NOT WITHOUT BUMPS Syllabus: GS-2: Government Policies and interventions GS-3: Environmental pollution and degradation Why in the News? India’s transition to E20 petrol, containing up to 20% ethanol, has intensified concerns over vehicle compatibility, mileage reduction, fuel contamination and consumer choice. While ethanol blending supports energy security, lower crude-oil imports …
Read MoreBar Councils Must Protect Dissent and Constitutionalism Syllabus: GS-2: Judgements & Cases, Judiciary Why in the News ? The Bar Council of India (BCI) initially directed State Bar Councils not to enrol 2026 graduates of NALSAR University of Law, following controversy surrounding participation in the university’s convocation involving a constitutional office-holder.The BCI subsequently withdrew the …
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 MoreHara Mangroves Face Severe Oil Spill Threat Why in the News ? Hara mangrove forests around Iran’s Qeshm Island face a serious ecological threat after a major oil spill spread along the southern coast. The pollution could damage mangrove ecosystems, marine biodiversity, fisheries and coastal livelihoods, while the ongoing regional conflict complicates cleanup operations. Hara …
Read MoreSC HAS NURTURED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW. DO ITS DECISIONS LOOK DISTANT TODAY? Syllabus: GS-3: Conservation Environmental pollution and degradation Why in the News? The debate over the Supreme Court’s environmental jurisprudence has acquired renewed significance amid growing conflicts between environmental protection and infrastructure-led development. The Court has historically developed landmark principles such as absolute liability, polluter …
Read MoreAhilyabai Holkar: Legacy of Justice and Good Governance Why in the News ? Union Ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh paid tributes to Ahilyabai Holkar on her death anniversary, highlighting her contributions to women’s empowerment, public welfare, heritage conservation, justice and people-centric governance, making her an enduring example of effective administration. Ahilyabai Holkar: A Visionary …
Read MorePhilippines Floods Raise Alarms Over Waterborne Diseases Why in the News ? The Philippines has issued a health alert following severe flooding in northern regions caused by enhanced southwest monsoon rainfall. Authorities are warning residents about increased risks of waterborne and vector-borne diseases, while disaster agencies continue post-cyclone recovery operations. Floods Trigger Public Health Concerns: …
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