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Bitter Medicine: Can India’s Pharma Industry Survive Its Quality Scandals

The pharmacy of the Global South is facing a reputation crisis after cough syrups made by Indian pharmaceutical companies were found to contain harmful levels of diethylene glycol and/or ethylene glycol. Why is the pharmacy of the Global South facing a reputation crisis? How does this impact India’s hegemony? What is the extent of India’s… Continue reading Bitter Medicine: Can India’s Pharma Industry Survive Its Quality Scandals

[1st April 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: Why are tensions high in the Arctic?

PYQ Relevance: Question: “If the last few decades were of Asia’s growth story, the next few are expected to be of Africa’s.” In the light of this statement, examine India’s influence in Africa in recent years. [UPSC 2021] Linkage: The broader context of competition for influence in the continent.    Mentor’s Comment:  The Arctic has… Continue reading [1st April 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: Why are tensions high in the Arctic?

Mahabodhi Temple, Gaya 

Why in the News? Since February 2025, Buddhists across India have been protesting, demanding the repeal of the Bodh Gaya Temple Act (BTA), 1949. Controversy surrounding the Bodh Gaya Temple Act (BTA), 1949: The BTA was enacted after disputes between the Hindu and Buddhist communities regarding control of the temple. Prior to this, the temple… Continue reading Mahabodhi Temple, Gaya 

Over 1,000 species of Fungi threatened with extinction: IUCN

Why in the News? The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List now includes 1,300 fungi species, of which 1000 species are at risk of extinction due to various environmental pressures. Important Species under Threat: Fibrous Waxcap (Hygrocybe intermedia): A Vulnerable species of fungi found in Europe, facing threats from habitat loss and… Continue reading Over 1,000 species of Fungi threatened with extinction: IUCN

Summit Diplomacy: India’s Global Spotlight or a Diplomatic Gamble?

When Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un met in Singapore in 2018, the world watched with bated breath. The historic summit promised a breakthrough in U.S.-North Korea relations, with bold commitments and glowing headlines. But within months, the promises fizzled, tensions resurfaced, and the grand spectacle turned into yet another footnote in diplomatic history. India, too,… Continue reading Summit Diplomacy: India’s Global Spotlight or a Diplomatic Gamble?

[31st March 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: The ‘3Cs’ that haunt Indian education today

PYQ Relevance: Question: National Education Policy 2020 is in conformity with the Sustainable Development Goal-4 (2030). It intends to restructure and reorient education system in India. Critically examine the statement. [UPSC 2020] Linkage: Critical analysis of a major education policy, where aspects of centralisation, commercialisation, and the underlying ideological orientation (potentially related to communalisation, although… Continue reading [31st March 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: The ‘3Cs’ that haunt Indian education today

India’s Coal Dependence rose to 79%

Why in the News? According to MoSPI’s Energy Statistics in India 2025, coal contributed 79% to India’s total energy generation, amounting to 16,906 petajoules (PJ), marking a 2% increase from the previous year. Share of Coal in India’s Energy Basket: Dominance: As of 2023-24, coal contributed 79% to India’s total energy generation, amounting to 16,906… Continue reading India’s Coal Dependence rose to 79%

What are the Norms for Disclosure of Judges’ Assets?

Why in the News? The discovery of large sums of cash at Delhi High Court judges’ residence has raised concerns about corruption in India’s judiciary and reignited the debate over the public disclosure of judges’ assets and liabilities. Current Stance on Judges’ Asset Disclosure Supreme Court’s Historical Approach: 1997 Resolution: The Supreme Court, under Chief… Continue reading What are the Norms for Disclosure of Judges’ Assets?

Australia’s Economic Engagement with India: Key Insights

Australia’s Confidence in India’s Economic Future Australia anticipates that India will become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030 and has identified key sectors as the “Superhighways of Growth” in its new roadmap for economic engagement. Key Sectors Driving Growth 1. Clean Energy 2. Education and Skills 3. Agribusiness and Tourism Why does Australia Consider Itself… Continue reading Australia’s Economic Engagement with India: Key Insights

[pib] Exercise INIOCHOS 25

Why in the News? The Indian Air Force will participate in Exercise INIOCHOS-25 hosted by the Hellenic Air Force at Andravida Air Base, Greece. About Exercise INIOCHOS INIOCHOS is a biennial multinational air exercise that provides air forces with a platform to enhance their operational readiness. It is hosted by the Hellenic (Greek) Air Force… Continue reading [pib] Exercise INIOCHOS 25

[29th March 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: Advantage China in Africa’s nuclear energy market race 

PYQ Relevance: Question: “If the last few decades were of Asia’s growth story, the next few are expected to be of Africa’s.” In the light of this statement, examine India’s influence in Africa in recent years. [UPSC 2021] Linkage: The broader context of competition for influence in the continent.  Mentor’s Comment:  The Russia-Ukraine war highlighted… Continue reading [29th March 2025] The Hindu Op-ed: Advantage China in Africa’s nuclear energy market race 

[UPSC Webinar] By Arvind Sir | Most IMP Mains PYQs & Microthemes For UPSC 2026 | Join on 31st March at 7:00 PM

Register for the session to get complete UPSC 2026 preparation plan and strategy Read about Arvind Sir’s UPSC 2026 Prep Webinar Why Most Aspirants Fail—And How You Can Avoid Their MistakesEvery year, thousands of aspirants spend countless hours studying irrelevant topics, only to be blindsided by the actual demands of the UPSC Mains. They drown… Continue reading [UPSC Webinar] By Arvind Sir | Most IMP Mains PYQs & Microthemes For UPSC 2026 | Join on 31st March at 7:00 PM

Supreme Court relief to Pratapgarhi: Can’t be so shaky on our basics over a poem or stand-up comedy

Why in the News? The Supreme Court quashed the FIR against Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi, stating that even if many people dislike someone’s views, their right to express them must be respected and protected. What was the Supreme Court’s rationale for quashing Imran Pratapgarhi’s FIR? Poem Did Not Incite Violence or Enmity: The court ruled… Continue reading Supreme Court relief to Pratapgarhi: Can’t be so shaky on our basics over a poem or stand-up comedy

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