(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 21 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 21 July 2025 Topic: GS3 (Economy: Investment, FDI, Growth), GS2 (Governance: Policy-Making, Reforms), GS1 (Society: Development), GS4 (Ethics in Policy and Governance) Context Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) remains vital for India’s sustained economic growth, bringing…
(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 21 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 21 July 2025 Topic: GS2 – Indian Society (Social Justice); GS1 – Culture; GS2 – Governance Context A political debate on diverting temple funds for educational and welfare purposes sparks larger questions on state intervention,…
1. Union Home Minister Directs Formation of Multi-Sectoral Central Team for Himachal Pradesh Amidst Rising Natural Disasters Source – Press Information Bureau (PIB) – Ministry of Jal Shakti (20 July 2025) Topic: GS3: Disaster Management Context The state of Himachal Pradesh has recently experienced an increased frequency and intensity of natural disasters such as cloudbursts,…
1. Unlocking Investment(Source: Editorial Page, The Indian Express) Topic: GS3 (Economy: Investment, FDI, Growth), GS2 (Governance: Policy-Making, Reforms), GS1 (Society: Development), GS4 (Ethics in Policy and Governance) Context This editorial examines the global and Indian context of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), especially the rising difficulties faced by emerging and developing economies (EMDEs) in attracting and…
1. Human-Wildlife Conflict in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur Source – Page 4, The Hindu Delhi Edition Topic: GS3 – Environment & Ecology; GS1 – Geography (Human Settlements) Context A surge in human-tiger conflicts in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur area has resulted in casualties, raising questions about habitat management and conservation policy. Background: Chandrapur forest hosts India’s highest tiger population density,…
Q1) Discuss the current status and challenges of soil health in India. Examine the consequences of soil degradation and suggest science-based measures for improving soil nutrition management in Indian agriculture. (GS Paper 3, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: Introduction Soil health is the cornerstone of agricultural productivity and food security in India. In recent years,…
1. Gujarat Refinery Hit by EU’s New Russia Sanctions Source: Page 1 , The Hindu UPSC IAS Edition Topic: GS-2 (International Relations), GS Paper 3 (Indian Economy; Energy Security) Context The European Union (EU) has unveiled a new package of sanctions targeting the Vadinar refinery in Gujarat, owned by Russian energy major Rosneft and an…
(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 19 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 19 July 2025 Topic: GS3 (Economy: Agriculture, Trade Policy); GS2 (Governance, Policy Response); GS1 (Geography: Agriculture Patterns) Context The editorial “A Supply Shock” discusses the disruption of India’s fertilizer supply chain following China’s sudden export…
(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 19 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 19 July 2025 Topic: GS2 (International Relations, Border Security, Bilateral Relations), GS3 (Economy, Trade), GS1 (Modern India & Its Neighbourhood) Context The editorial “Respect thy Neighbour” explores the evolving and often fraught relationship between India…
