Source: The post “Estimating India’s potential growth rate” has been created, based on “Estimating India’s potential growth rate” published in “The Hindu” on 14 October 2025. Estimating India’s potential growth rate. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper 3 – Indian Economy and issues relating to Planning, Mobilization of Resources, Growth, Development and Employment. Context: The potential growth… Continue reading Estimating India’s potential growth rate
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A green transition accelerating at express speed
Introduction Indian Railways’ green transition is accelerating from pilots to platform-level change. The July 2025 hydrogen-coach trial, near-universal electrification, and rapid renewable integration signal a shift to cleaner traction, efficient assets, and freight rebalancing. Backed by sovereign green bonds, IRFC financing, and multilateral support, the programme targets net-zero by 2030. The agenda spans infrastructure, operations,… Continue reading A green transition accelerating at express speed
Great Nicobar revives the issue of nature’s legal rights
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 – Ecology and Environment And Infrastructure Introduction Great Nicobar lies in a fragile island ecosystem that is a global biodiversity hotspot and carbon reservoir. A mainland-driven mega development plan— will affect about 13,000 hectares of forest.The project is also of critical importance for defence, logistics, commerce and industries, and… Continue reading Great Nicobar revives the issue of nature’s legal rights
Strengthening Startup Ecosystem through Prompt Biz Registration
Introduction India’s transformative decade has unleashed strong entrepreneurial growth. Company registrations are high, and new sectors—AI, drones, space, and clean tech—are rising. Yet progress slows due to manual registration and limited use of AI, blockchain, APIs, and cloud. With the ₹1 lakh crore RDI Scheme and a DeepTech Fund of Funds, the foundation is set… Continue reading Strengthening Startup Ecosystem through Prompt Biz Registration
AI for Inclusive Societal Development
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 -growth and development Introduction India’s growth cannot be inclusive if 490 million informal workers stay outside formal protections, skills, and productivity gains. AI and frontier technologies can help, but change will not happen by itself. Human intent, coordinated investments, and a supportive ecosystem must come together so technology becomes… Continue reading AI for Inclusive Societal Development
Workers’ Rights Amid Factory Hazards in India
Source: The post “Workers’ Rights Amid Factory Hazards in India” has been created, based on “Are workers’ rights being eroded?” published in “The Hindu” on 8 October 2025. Workers’ Rights Amid Factory Hazards in India. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3- Indian Economy and issues relating to Planning, Mobilisation of Resources, Growth, Development and Employment. Context: Industrial accidents… Continue reading Workers’ Rights Amid Factory Hazards in India
Importance of Domestic Investment in India
Source: The post “Importance of Domestic Investment in India ” has been created, based “Why Indian capital needs to invest domestically” published in “The Hindu” on 8 October 2025. Importance of Domestic Investment in India. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3- Investment Models Context: As the global economy enters a prolonged phase of uncertainty, marked by tariff barriers,… Continue reading Importance of Domestic Investment in India
Status of Maoist movement in India
Source: The post “Status of Maoist or Naxalite movement” has been created, based “It’s time for Maoists to lay down arms” published in “The Hindu” on 8 October 2025. Status of Maoist movement in India. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3-Internal security Context: The Maoist or Naxalite movement, spearheaded by the proscribed Communist Party of India (Maoist), has… Continue reading Status of Maoist movement in India
A path to progress that is paved with gold
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 -Indian economy. Introduction India needs reliable, long-term capital that comes from inside the economy, not from volatile foreign flows. Global investment is shrinking and the cost of overseas borrowing is rising. Relying on external money adds risk. A practical answer is to mobilise household gold. Indian families trust gold… Continue reading A path to progress that is paved with gold
Why fine tuning inflation targeting is needed in India
Source: The post Why fine tuning inflation targeting is needed in India has been created, based on the article “Fine-tuning ‘ inflation targeting’” published in “Bussiness Line” on 7 October 2025. Why fine tuning inflation targeting is needed in India. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3-Indian Economy and issues relating to Planning, Mobilization of Resources, Growth, Development and… Continue reading Why fine tuning inflation targeting is needed in India
