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Daily Current Affairs 14-12-2023

SR Bommai Judgment  Syllabus: GS2/Indian Polity In Context State Emergency in India What happens after the President’s Rule is imposed? Concerns with the Use of Article 356 SR Bommai Judgment– Background: In 1989, the Union government dismissed the Karnataka government by imposing President’s rule.a. The Karnataka Governor recommended to the President that he take over […]

Headlines of the Day 14-12-2023

PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, Mint, AIR Headline Source Syllabus Key points to know The UAE Consensus  India welcomes UAE consensus even as new flanks openCOP28: What were the most important decisions, where they fell short The Hindu: (Page 1) The Hindu: (Page 11) Indian Express(Page 14) Environment (GSIII) – COP28: What were the most […]

India’s Hunger Challenge

Government Policies & Interventions, Issues Arising out of their Design & Implementation In Context India’s Achievements Challenges Causes of Malnutrition Suggestions Government Interventions Way ahead Daily Mains Question[Q] What are the causes of malnutrition for India, that lifted 135 million people out of poverty in the last five years? Suggest policy measures to address the […]

Daily Current Affairs 13-12-2023

75th anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights Syllabus: GS2/ Important International Institutions Context About Achievement of UDHR What are Human Rights? Significance of Human Rights Major concerns related to human rights  Safeguards to Protect Human Rights  Source: IE Organ Donation in India Syllabus: GS2/Health In Context About Importance of Organ Donation Issues  India’s Law […]

Headlines of the Day 13-12-2023

PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, Mint, AIR Headline Source Syllabus Key points to know Lok Sabha passes Bills for women’s quota in J&K, Puducherry The Hindu: (Page 1) Polity and Governance (GSII) – What are the key facts related to the recently passed bills by the Lok Sabha for women’s quota in J&K and Puducherry? […]

Threats from Contracting Glaciers

Syllabus: GS1/ Important Geophysical phenomena; GS2/Government Policies & Interventions In Context Glaciers Melting of Glaciers  Global Climate 2011-2020 report highlights Glacial Lakes– A glacial lake is a body of water that originates from a glacier. It typically forms at the foot of a glacier but may form on, in, or under it.Glacial Lake Outbursts Floods […]

Daily Current Affairs 12-12-2023

SC upholds repeal of J&K’s Special Status Syllabus :GS 2/Polity and Governance In News Key Highlights of the Judgement  Special Status of  J&K:  Historical Linkages  Why was J&K given special status? Abrogation Governments view Criticism  Conclusion and Way Ahead  Additional Information – 1994 judgement in SR Bommai v Union of India : In Bommai, a nine-judge […]

Headlines of the Day 12-12-2023

PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, Mint, AIR Headline Source Syllabus Key points to know Supreme Court upholds the abrogation of Article 370 The Hindu: (Page 1)The Hindu: (Page 12)Indian Express (Page 14)Indian Express (Page 15)Indian Express (Page 19)Indian Express (Page 19)Indian Express (Page 19) Polity and Governance (GSII) – What is the Supreme Court’s verdict […]

Calibrating Strategy for India’s Future Growth

Syllabus: GS3/ Indian Economy & Related Issues In Context Data on India’s Growth Challenges Suggestions Way ahead Daily Mains Question[Q] India’s future growth strategy needs to be calibrated in view of the changing global conditions. Analyse the challenges in the way of India’s economic growth?

Daily Current Affairs 11-12-2023

Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups(PVTGs) Syllabus: GS2/ Governance, Tribal Issues In News Who are Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs)? Recent Government Initiatives Challenges Measures/Suggestions Way Ahead Source: TH Freebies in Elections Syllabus: GS2/Government Policies and Interventions News About Freebies Current status in India– The political class has engineered a constituency of ‘beneficiaries’ to power electoral viability. […]