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Geo-Economic Fragmentation: A New Economic Cold War?

NOTE4STUDENTS: Geo-economic fragmentation is reversing globalization, reshaping trade, investment, and supply chains. UPSC usually asks questions by linking globalization, trade policies, and institutions like WTO to India’s economic and strategic interests. It focuses on how global trends impact India and what policy changes are needed. Aspirants often falter in applying static concepts to current affairs.… Continue reading Geo-Economic Fragmentation: A New Economic Cold War?

[17th June 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: India’s uneasy balancing act in the Bay of Bengal

PYQ Relevance: [UPSC 2022] Do you think that BIMSTEC is a parallel organisation like the SAARC? What are the similarities and dissimilarities between the two? How are Indian foreign policy objectives realized by forming this new organisation? Linkage: This article highlights India’s efforts to “reinvigorate BIMSTEC” and the significance of the BIMSTEC Maritime Transport Cooperation… Continue reading [17th June 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: India’s uneasy balancing act in the Bay of Bengal

Water as War: How India Is Rewriting the Rules of the Indus Treaty?

N4S: This article explains the Indus Water Treaty and its recent challenges in clear, simple terms. UPSC often frames questions on such topics by linking them to current geopolitical tensions, legal frameworks, and bilateral relations. For example, previous questions have asked about maritime disputes and the importance of safeguarding navigation, which requires understanding of broader… Continue reading Water as War: How India Is Rewriting the Rules of the Indus Treaty?

Analysing Internet access and digital skills in India

Why in the News? The National Sample Survey Office’s Comprehensive Annual Modular Survey (CAMS) 2022-23 is a landmark initiative that provides the first large-scale assessment of India’s digital landscape at the household and individual level. What does the CAMS 2022–23 reveal about digital access and skills in India? Broadband Access is Widespread but Unequal: 76.3%… Continue reading Analysing Internet access and digital skills in India

In news: Servants of India Society

Why in the News? Pune’s Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE) has recently called for a neutral takeover of its parent body, the Servants of India Society (SIS), following allegations of financial irregularities. About Servants of India Society: Founding: It was founded on June 12, 1905, in Pune by Gopal Krishna Gokhale, along with… Continue reading In news: Servants of India Society

Sowa-Rigpa Traditional Medicine

Why in the News? A one-day Samyoga event was organised today at the National Institute of Sowa-Rigpa (NISR), Leh, with the participation of experts from 10 states of India. About Sowa-Rigpa: Overview: Sowa-Rigpa, also known as Traditional Tibetan Medicine or the Amchi system, is among the oldest continuously practised medical systems in the world. Origin:… Continue reading Sowa-Rigpa Traditional Medicine

PRASHAD Scheme

Why in the News? The long-awaited Chamundi Hills development project in Karnataka is finally gaining momentum under the Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual Heritage Augmentation Drive (PRASHAD) scheme. About the PRASHAD Scheme: Launch: It was launched in 2014–15 by the Ministry of Tourism. Core Objective: It aims to revitalize pilgrimage sites and develop spiritual tourism infrastructure… Continue reading PRASHAD Scheme

[UPSC Mains 2025] Enrollment Open: Civilsdaily’s Smash Mains Program 2025 | Connect with Mentor Now

BUILT ON AIR 2, 3 & 13’s MAINS STRATEGY & FRAMEWORK The Smash Mains Program to ace UPSC CSE.Trusted and Endorsed by AIR 2, Animesh Pradhan (First Attempt, 473 in GS Mains & 133 in Essay).  What you need to score 450+ in GS Mains: What is Smash Mains? Why We Must Rethink Mains Preparation… Continue reading [UPSC Mains 2025] Enrollment Open: Civilsdaily’s Smash Mains Program 2025 | Connect with Mentor Now

[16th June 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: What are flue gas desulphurisation units?

PYQ Relevance: [UPSC 2022] Discuss global warming and mention its effects on the global climate. Explain the control measures to bring down the level of greenhouse gases which cause global warming, in the light of the Kyoto Protocol, 1997. Linkage:  SO2 as “one of the major greenhouse gases that cause global warming”. Flue Gas Desulphurisation… Continue reading [16th June 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: What are flue gas desulphurisation units?

Fire on waters India’s maritime firefighting capabilities are standing up to the test

Why in the News? The fire on MV Wan Hai 503 near Kannur exposed India’s weak maritime safety. With over 140 hazardous containers onboard, it posed a major risk during the monsoon, threatening the environment and lives. What are the major types of peacetime maritime accidents faced by the Indian coast? Sinking of merchant ships… Continue reading Fire on waters India’s maritime firefighting capabilities are standing up to the test

Centre caps MGNREGS spend at 60%

Why in the News? The Union Finance Ministry has capped spending under the Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) at 60% of its total annual allocation for the first half of FY 2025-26. About MGNREGS: Legal Foundation: MGNREGS is a rights-based Centrally Sponsored Scheme launched under the MGNREGA Act of 2005 to ensure the… Continue reading Centre caps MGNREGS spend at 60%

What are Passively Managed Funds?

Why in the News? Passively Managed Funds—those that track a market index without active stock selection—have become increasingly popular among investors seeking low-cost, predictable returns. About Passively Managed Funds: Passively managed funds, commonly known as passive funds, are investment vehicles designed to replicate the performance of a specific market index, such as the Nifty Fifty… Continue reading What are Passively Managed Funds?

Spartaeus karigiri: New jumping Spider Species discovered in Karnataka

Why in the News? Researchers from Chennai have discovered a new species of jumping spider, ‘Spartaeus karigiri’, belonging to the Spartaeinae subfamily. About the Spartaeus karigiri : Spartaeus karigiri is a newly discovered species of jumping spider, part of the Spartaeinae subfamily within the Salticidae (jumping spider) family. It was first identified in the Karigiri… Continue reading Spartaeus karigiri: New jumping Spider Species discovered in Karnataka

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