Source: The post “Nepal’s flash foods: How can communities rebuild after a disaster?” has been created based on “Nepal’s flash foods: How can communities rebuild after a disaster? published in “The Hindu” on 29 September 2026. Nepal’s flash foods: How can communities rebuild after a disaster? UPSC Syllabus: GS-3- Indian Economy Context: The recent flash… Continue reading Nepal’s flash foods: How can communities rebuild after a disaster?
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The paradox of de-Sinification in global production
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 2- Constitution of India Introduction Global production is being reshaped by geopolitical tensions, tariffs and national-security concerns, but the change goes beyond shifting factories. Firms must also examine the suppliers, technologies, skills and relationships embedded deep within production networks. This creates the paradox of de-Sinification: foreign firms seek to reduce dependence… Continue reading The paradox of de-Sinification in global production
Kashmir as India’s Gateway to Eurasian Opportunity
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian Economy and issues relating to planning, mobilisation of resources, growth, development and employment. Introduction India’s large youth population offers a major demographic opportunity, but this advantage depends on education, skills, employment and meaningful opportunities for young citizens. Jammu and Kashmir faces the same youth aspirations, alongside conflict, political uncertainty… Continue reading Kashmir as India’s Gateway to Eurasian Opportunity
Should voting be a fundamental right?
Source: The post “Should voting be a fundamental right?” has been created based on “Should voting be a fundamental right?” published in “The Hindu” on 28 September 2026. Should voting be a fundamental right? UPSC Syllabus: GS-3- Indian Economy Context: A recent controversy has renewed attention to the right to vote and electoral-roll integrity, following… Continue reading Should voting be a fundamental right?
Prioritise insurance distribution reforms
Source: The post “Prioritise insurance distribution reforms” has been created based on “Prioritise insurance distribution reforms” published in “Business Line” on 28 September 2026. Prioritise insurance distribution reforms. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3- Indian Economy Context: IRDAI released a consultation paper on distribution reforms on September 23, acknowledging that the 2023 reforms had not fully achieved their… Continue reading Prioritise insurance distribution reforms
Don’t Export Tomorrow’s Wheat Surplus Today
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- issues of buffer stocks and food security Introduction India has a strong wheat stock position and renewed export opportunities after easing restrictions. However, the current surplus comes from the harvested crop, while the next crop is yet to be sown and faces rainfall deficits, water stress, El Niño and heat… Continue reading Don’t Export Tomorrow’s Wheat Surplus Today
The case for accountable lottery regulation in India
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 2- Government policies and interventions for development in various sectors and issues arising out of their design and implementation. Introduction Lotteries occupy a difficult space between individual choice, social harm and public revenue. While they can disproportionately affect poorer households and encourage compulsive gambling, outright prohibition may shift persistent demand towards… Continue reading The case for accountable lottery regulation in India
Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 and States’ Opposition to it
Source: The post “Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 and States’ Opposition to it” has been created based on “Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 and States’ Opposition to it” published in “Indian Express” on 26 September 2026. Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 and States’… Continue reading Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2026 and States’ Opposition to it
Revisiting India’s nuclear doctrine without revising it
Source: The post “Revisiting India’s nuclear doctrine without revising it” has been created based on “Revisiting India’s nuclear doctrine without revising it” published in “The Hindu” on 26 September 2026. Revisiting India’s nuclear doctrine without revising it. UPSC Syllabus: GS-2- International Relations Context: India’s nuclear doctrine, operationalised in 2003, is based on credible minimum deterrence,… Continue reading Revisiting India’s nuclear doctrine without revising it
Should permanent membership and veto powers of the UNSC be abolished?
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 2- Important International institutions, agencies and fora- their structure, mandate. Introduction The UN Security Council (UNSC) is responsible for maintaining international peace and security, but its structure gives five permanent members (P5) special voting powers. A P5 veto can block substantive action, raising concerns about sovereign equality and collective security. France… Continue reading Should permanent membership and veto powers of the UNSC be abolished?
