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HOW THE RIGHT TO WALK IS INTEGRAL TO MODERNITY Syllabus: GS 2: Fundamental Rights Why in the News? The Supreme Court of India recently recognised the Right to Walk safely on footpaths as an integral part of the Right to Life (Article 21) and Freedom of Movement (Article 19(1)(d)). The judgment has revived discussions on …
Read MoreRight to Walk on Footpaths: A New Dimension of Fundamental Rights The Judgment The Supreme Court of India has recognised the right to walk on demarcated footpaths as a fundamental right. The judgment arose from a tragic case in which a five-year-old child died after being hit by a tanker while walking to school. The …
Read MoreUrban India’s Climate Challenge Syllabus GS 3: Urbanisation Why in the News? Recently, COP30 held in Belem, Brazil, placed waste circularity at the core of climate action, committing global funds to reduce methane emissions and urging cities to treat waste as a resource. Introduction Urban waste management has emerged as a defining challenge for India’s …
Read MoreTHE URBAN FUTURE WITH CITIES AS DYNAMIC ECOSYSTEMS Why in the News? Urban development debates increasingly highlight that infrastructure-led growth alone is insufficient to create livable cities. Policy focus is shifting from hardware (roads, buildings, smart systems) to human-centric urban planning, including considerations for environmental impact assessments. Experts point to a growing disconnect between planned …
Read MoreRethinking Urban Modernity: Lessons from Asia’s Extreme Climate Events Syllabus: GS 3 ● Climate change ● Sustainable urban development Why in the News This article examines how recent floods and cyclones across Asia expose a flawed understanding of “modern” urban development. While cities invest in connectivity and infrastructure that signal prosperity, they neglect drainage, slope …
Read MoreThis image captures the major milestones of the Indus Valley Civilization, including its rise, urban planning, trade links with Mesopotamia, and eventual decline. It provides an essential visual reference for understanding ancient Indian history relevant for competitive exams.
Read MoreIT WILL TAKE A CITY: UNLOCKING URBAN POTENTIAL Syllabus: GS-3: ● Sustainable urban development ● Environmental conservation Why in the News? A recent editorial highlights the untapped potential of India’s 15 key urban hubs—Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and others—that contribute 30% of India’s GDP. These metropolitan areas face major urban challenges like air pollution, flooding, and …
Read MoreIndia’s Draft Climate Finance Taxonomy – 2025: A Game Changer for Green Investments in India Introduction In a strategic move to align financial flows with India’s sustainability goals and promote environmental impact investing, the Department of Economic Affairs under the Ministry of Finance released the Draft Framework of India’s Climate Finance Taxonomy in 2025. This …
Read MoreSupreme Court Bail Order Undermines Civil Liberties and Free Speech Syllabus: GS-2: Fundamental Rights, Judicial Review, Separation of Powers, Judgements & Cases Judiciary Focus: The Supreme Court granted bail to Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad in the State of Haryana vs Ali Khan Mahmudabad case. Despite granting bail, the Court imposed restrictive conditions curtailing his freedom …
Read MoreAddressing Autism: Diagnosis, Causes and Care Why in News ? U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced new research on environmental toxins and autism, amid rising prevalence. The debate around causes, early diagnosis, and support has intensified, prompting calls for evidence-based strategies and improved public awareness globally. Rising Prevalence and Diagnosis Trends: Autism rates …
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