UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3-Fundamental Rights Introduction Freedom of speech is central to democracy and individual liberty. Threats to this right usually come from the executive or legislature. Recent judicial proceedings have raised concern that courts themselves may begin shaping regulation. When courts move from protecting speech to suggesting regulatory frameworks, it raises serious… Continue reading Courts must protect, not regulate free speech
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A people-led climate intelligence movement
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 –Environment Introduction Climate action now depends on how well countries track what is happening on the ground. Monitoring, reporting and verification systems shape climate transparency, finance access, and trust. Yet most systems remain distant from people who face climate impacts daily. A people-led climate intelligence movement seeks to correct… Continue reading A people-led climate intelligence movement
From Licence Raj to Jan Vishwas: Freeing India’s Entrepreneurs
UPSC Syllabus- GS 3-Inclusive growth and issues arising from it. Introduction– India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem has been shaped by its regulatory state—from the restrictive Licence Raj to the partial liberalisation of 1991. However, deregulation remains incomplete. The proposed Jan Vishwas Siddhant promises a shift from permission-based control to trust-based governance, with the potential to boost entrepreneurship,… Continue reading From Licence Raj to Jan Vishwas: Freeing India’s Entrepreneurs
The stark reality of educational costs in India
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 –Issues Relating to Development and Management of Social Sector/Services relating to Health, Education). Introduction Education in India is legally guaranteed as a free right, yet families spend large sums to educate their children. While laws promise universal schooling, rising private enrolment and widespread private coaching have shifted education costs… Continue reading The stark reality of educational costs in India
Parenting in the AI-age
Source: The post “Parenting in the AI-age?” has been created, based on “Parenting in the AI-age” published in “Times of India” on 12 December 2025. Parenting in the AI-age. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-3- Science and Technology- Developments and their Applications and Effects in Everyday Life Context: The rise of advanced AI tools such as ChatGPT… Continue reading Parenting in the AI-age
Is the falling rupee a cause for alarm?
Source: The post “Is the falling rupee a cause for alarm?” has been created, based on “Is the falling rupee a cause for alarm?” published in “Times of India” on 12 December 2025. Is the falling rupee a cause for alarm? UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-3- Indian Economy Context: The Indian rupee has recently slipped below… Continue reading Is the falling rupee a cause for alarm?
For AI, India can build on the Aadhaar-UPI model
Source: The post “For AI, India can build on the Aadhaar-UPI model” has been created, based on “For AI, India can build on the Aadhaar-UPI model” published in “Indian express” on 11 December 2025. For AI, India can build on the Aadhaar-UPI model. UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-3- Science and technology Context: India has demonstrated its… Continue reading For AI, India can build on the Aadhaar-UPI model
In Australia’s Social Media Ban, a Template for the World
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 2 -governance-mechanisms, laws, institutions and Bodies constituted for the protection and betterment of these vulnerable sections. Introduction Australia has introduced a minimum age rule for social media, becoming the first country to block accounts of users under 16. This rule aims to protect young users from online risks linked to… Continue reading In Australia’s Social Media Ban, a Template for the World
Satellites, Science, and the New Fight for Spectrum in Space
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 –Science and technology Introduction A rapid expansion of satellites, especially megaconstellations, has created intense competition for radio frequencies and orbital slots. These resources are limited, yet they are essential for communication, navigation, and scientific activity in space. As more nations and private companies enter this domain, the pressure on… Continue reading Satellites, Science, and the New Fight for Spectrum in Space
What Indians Eat, and How Being Unhealthy Is Easier and Cheaper
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 –Indian economy- issues of buffer stocks and food security Introduction India has moved from famine to food surplus, yet nutrition security remains weak. People spend more on diverse foods, but diets still depend on low-quality carbohydrates. Processed food intake is rising fast because it is cheap, convenient, and widely… Continue reading What Indians Eat, and How Being Unhealthy Is Easier and Cheaper
