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08 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. A Rightful Judicial Push for Clean Politics Source – Page 6, The Hindu Editorial Section Topic: GS Paper 2 (Polity and Governance) Context The Supreme Court has recently taken suo motu cognizance of the increasing trend of politicians with criminal backgrounds entering legislatures. It has urged Parliament to frame a law to prevent such…

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07 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. India’s Strategic Push for Global South Solidarity through BRICS and Bilateral Engagements Source – Page 8, The Hindu Editorial Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context PM Narendra Modi’s visits to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and participation in the BRICS Summit mark a strategic effort to reinforce South-South cooperation, reimagine global governance, and build…

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05 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. Is China’s Tech Sector Entering a New Era of Growth? Source – Page 6, The Hindu UPSC IAS Edition, 05 July 2025 Topic: GS Paper 2 (International Relations) & GS Paper 3 (Science & Technology, Economy) Context China’s tech industry is rebounding after years of regulatory crackdowns. This editorial explores the dynamics of China’s…

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04 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. Staying the course on fiscal consolidation Source – Page 6, The Hindu Editorial Section Topic: GS Paper 3 – Indian Economy (Public Finance) Context The editorial highlights the Indian government’s fiscal challenges amid global uncertainties and the imperative of maintaining fiscal discipline post-pandemic while sustaining growth momentum. Background The fiscal deficit for 2023-24 is…

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03 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. On the Shifting Sands of Climate Diplomacy Source – Page 6, The Hindu Editorial Section Topic: GS Paper 3 (Environment and Climate Change), GS Paper 2 (International Relations) Context The editorial discusses the dynamics of international climate negotiations in the backdrop of growing geopolitical tensions, diverging national interests, and the recent developments at global…

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02 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. Repeal the Delhi Ordinance, Respect Federalism Source – Page 8, The Hindu Editorial, July 2, 2025 Topic: GS Paper 2 – Polity and Governance Context The editorial critiques the ordinance imposed by the Union Government to control services in Delhi, which undermines the Supreme Court’s ruling upholding the elected Delhi government’s authority. This raises…

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01 July 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. The Focus Must Shift to the Real Economy Source – Page 6, The Hindu Editorial Topic: GS Paper 3 – Indian Economy (Growth & Development, Economic Reforms) Context Despite impressive macroeconomic numbers like high GDP growth and soaring stock markets, the Indian economy shows persistent signs of distress at the ground level. The editorial…

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30 June 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. Gaining Political Momentum for a Green Economy Source – Page 6, The Hindu (Editorial Section) Topic: GS3 – Environment, GS2 – Governance Context The editorial discusses India’s evolving approach to decarbonisation and green industrial policy, focusing on the recent G20 outcomes and the need for a cohesive political framework to ensure a just energy…

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28 June 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. The Missing Carbon Budget Source – Page 6, The Hindu Editorial Topic: GS3 – Environment, Climate Change Context The editorial discusses the IPCC’s latest synthesis report, emphasizing the urgency to revise global carbon budgets to realistically meet the 1.5°C climate target. Key Points: The IPCC has indicated that only about 250 gigatonnes of CO₂…

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27 June 2025: The Hindu Editorial

1. Bridging the Gap: Reforming India’s Labour Codes for Inclusivity Source – Page 10, THE HINDU UPSC IAS EDITION Topic: GS Paper 2 – Governance (Labour Reforms); GS Paper 3 – Economic Development (Employment) Context India’s new labour codes aim to simplify, modernize, and unify various labour laws. However, recent critiques highlight gaps in inclusivity,…