Source: The Indian Express Syllabus: GS Synopsis: MHA has recommended criminalizing the spread of misleading news about vaccines. This step would have many repercussions. Introduction The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued a recommendation letter to all state governments. In that, the MHA mentioned that state governments can pursue criminal action against individuals and… Continue reading Issues of restricting free speech in name of fake news
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FSSAI caps Trans Fat in Food
Source: Click here Syllabus: GS -3 Synopsis: FSSAI has released new directions for Trans fat elimination. What would be its possible benefits? Introduction India is going to join a select group of countries by limiting industrial trans fat to 2% by mass of the total oils/fats present in the product in 2022. India would be… Continue reading FSSAI caps Trans Fat in Food
The need of explicit details of the offences against the children in POCSO Act
Source- The Hindu Syllabus – GS 2 – Indian Constitution—historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions and basic structure. Synopsis: The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act was enacted especially to protect children from sexual assault. Background In the case of Satish Ragde v. State of Maharashtra, Bombay High Court acquitted the accused… Continue reading The need of explicit details of the offences against the children in POCSO Act
[UPSC Interview Transcript #4] Manoj Soni Board, Kerala Home State, Watching satirical shows, Opera music, Football, online chess hobbies
Interview Date: 11/02/2020 [IFoS] Board: Manoj Soni Sir Background: Mechanical Engg. from IIT Bombay Home state: Kerala hobbies: Watching American satirical shows, listening to opera music, following football, online chess Chairman You have had a long wait, (I was 5th in the session) would you like some tea? What were you during the waiting time?… Continue reading [UPSC Interview Transcript #4] Manoj Soni Board, Kerala Home State, Watching satirical shows, Opera music, Football, online chess hobbies
Prelims Preparatory Classes (PPC) 2021 commencing from 15th February
Dear Friends, This to inform you that we shall be commencing with the second batch of Prelims Preparatory Classes (PPC) 2021 from 15th February 2021 in Online mode. PPC is a comprehensive Prelims focused classroom program that ensures maximum coverage of Prelims syllabus in about 50+ classes – so that you are ahead of the competition. Going from basics to… Continue reading Prelims Preparatory Classes (PPC) 2021 commencing from 15th February
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10 PM Daily Current Affairs Quiz : February 10 2021
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9 PM Daily Current Affairs Brief – February 10, 2021
Good evening dear reader Here is our 9pm current affairs brief for you today Read Previous 9 PM Brief Article wise list of 9 PM Brief Table of List 9 PM Current Affairs Articles The need of explicit details of the offences against the children in POCSO Act Issues of restricting free speech in name… Continue reading 9 PM Daily Current Affairs Brief – February 10, 2021
Landslip likely triggered Flash Flood: experts
What is the News? According to glaciologists and experts, the cause of flash floods in Uttarakhand Chamoli district was most probably a landslip(Landslide) and not a glacial lake burst. Why are experts calling it a Landslide and not a glacial lake burst? The glacial lake outburst flood(GLOF) occurs when a natural lake, formed from a… Continue reading Landslip likely triggered Flash Flood: experts
No evidence of any gender or religious bias in the district courts, finds study
What is the News? A study by the Development Data Lab has found no evidence of any systemic gender or religious bias in the district and subordinate courts across India. The lab works with governments, firms, and civil society organizations. It generates policy-relevant knowledge using data. About the study: Data used: The study looked at… Continue reading No evidence of any gender or religious bias in the district courts, finds study

