1. India needs a robust AI regulation framework Source – Page 8, The Hindu Editorial Topic: GS Paper 3 – Science and Technology, Governance Context With the rapid proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools globally, including in India, concerns have grown over data privacy, misinformation, job displacement, ethical governance, and regulatory vacuum. The editorial emphasizes…
1. EC must listen(Source: Editorial Page, The Indian Express) Topic: GS Paper 2 – Polity and Governance (Electoral Reforms, Constitutional Bodies) Context The editorial addresses the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, particularly highlighting procedural confusion, ECI’s bureaucratic approach, and the implications of the Supreme Court’s observation. The issue has reignited…
1. India Posts Massive 4,000% Surge in Solar Capacity (Source – PIB (Press Information Bureau), July, 11, 2025) Topic: GS Paper 3 — Renewable Energy & Infrastructure; Climate Change and Related Policy; Energy Security Context This press release was issued on 10 July 2025 during the 11ᵗʰ India Energy Storage Week (IESW 2025) in New Delhi….
Q1) Critically examine the effectiveness of the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) mechanism in ensuring judicial accountability in India. (GS Paper 2, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: Introduction: The Emergency of 1975, declared under Article 352 by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, suspended civil liberties, curtailed press freedom, and centralized power. It remains a pivotal episode…
1. Consider Aadhaar, EPIC, ration card as proof: SC Source: The Hindu, Page 1 , july 11, 2025 Topic: GS Paper 2: Polity & Governance – Electoral Reforms Context The Supreme Court is hearing petitions challenging the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar. It has directed the Election Commission (EC) to also…
(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Topic: GS2 – International Relations, GS3 – Indian Economy (External Sector) Context The editorial delves into the unpredictable and unilateral trade measures being revived by Donald Trump, particularly through sudden tariff hikes…
(Source: The Indian Express, Editorial Page) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Topic: GS2 (India and its relations with the USA, Foreign Policy), GS3 (International Trade, Security Issues) Context The recent blocking of Reuters’ official X (formerly Twitter) accounts in India has spotlighted the…
(Page 8, The Hindu Delhi Edition, Editorial Section) Also Read: The Indian Express Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Also Read: The Hindu Editorial Analysis: 10 July 2025 Topic: GS Paper 2 (Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice) Context This editorial critiques recent actions by the executive that allegedly curtail civil liberties, particularly in light of development narratives that…
1. In No Clear Terms(Source: Editorial Page, The Indian Express) Topic: GS Paper 2: International Relations | GS Paper 3: Indian Economy – External Sector Context The editorial discusses the uncertainty in the global trading system due to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s erratic tariff policies. Despite temporary pauses, Trump’s approach continues to disrupt global…
