News: Researchers have discovered nearly 30 inscriptions in Tamil Brahmi, Prakrit, and Sanskrit in tombs at the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. Key Findings Nearly 30 inscriptions in Tamil-Brahmi, Sanskrit, and Prakrit inside six tombs in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. They dated from the 1st to 3rd centuries CE. About 20 inscriptions are… Continue reading Tamil Brahmi Script & Valley of the Kings
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US Trade Deal Softening: Implications for India
UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 2- International Relation Introduction On 6 February 2026, India and the United States issued a Joint Statement outlining an Interim Trade Agreement. It removes the punitive 25% tariff on Indian goods, reduces reciprocal tariffs from 25% to 18%, and proposes a $500 billion purchase plan over five years. Soon after, the… Continue reading US Trade Deal Softening: Implications for India
EU, US deals connect India to world’s largest markets, open new trade vistas
UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-2- International Relations Introduction India’s recent trade engagements with the European Union and the United States reflect an evolution in India’s trade negotiation strategy. While engaging in long bilateral negotiations, India has remained firm on protecting agriculture, dairy, MSMEs, and small farmers. This approach is supported by India’s transition into a market-driven… Continue reading EU, US deals connect India to world’s largest markets, open new trade vistas
Budget makes good moves on the textile economy
UPSC Syllabus: GS Paper-3- Indian Economy Introduction The Union Budget 2026–27 places textiles back at the centre of economic growth, jobs, and exports. It shifts policy from scattered support to a full value-chain approach. The focus moves from only increasing output to strengthening fibres, clusters, skills, sustainability, and infrastructure. The Budget signals intent to modernise… Continue reading Budget makes good moves on the textile economy
In a fragmented global order, AI and energy will redefine the rules of power
About the Issue: AI and Energy in a Fragmented World Order The contemporary world order is witnessing a shift from a rules-based multilateral system to a fragmented, power-centric and transactional framework. In this emerging order, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and energy security have become the primary determinants of national power, strategic autonomy, and geopolitical influence. Control… Continue reading In a fragmented global order, AI and energy will redefine the rules of power
Anthropic AI Workplace Suite
News: Global technology stocks declined sharply after Anthropic launched its AI-powered workplace automation suite. It raised concerns that AI may replace, rather than support, traditional software and IT services. About Anthropic AI Workplace Suite It is a set of autonomous, AI agent-based tools for enterprise automation. Developed by: Anthropic The suite operates through Claude Cowork… Continue reading Anthropic AI Workplace Suite
Expert Explains: Why a conflict in Iran could be far more consequential than in Venezuela
Source: The post “Expert Explains: Why a conflict in Iran could be far more consequential than in Venezuela” has been created, based on “Expert Explains: Why a conflict in Iran could be far more consequential than in Venezuela” published in “Indian Express” on 5 February 2026. Expert Explains: Why a conflict in Iran could be… Continue reading Expert Explains: Why a conflict in Iran could be far more consequential than in Venezuela
Grain ATMs
News: Some beneficiaries of the Public Distribution System (PDS) in Bihar will soon be able to procure grains from machines dubbed “grain ATMs” or Annapurti. About Grain ATMs A grain ATM or Annapurti (meaning “provider of grain”) is an automated machine that dispenses food grains (wheat and/or rice). Developed by: World Food Programme (WFP) has… Continue reading Grain ATMs
Gram Swaraj and the Challenge of Real Decentralisation in India
Source: The post “Gram Swaraj and the Challenge of Real Decentralisation in India” has been created, based on “Explained: Gandhi’s ideal of Gram Swaraj, and why true devolution of power to villages has yet to happen” published in “Indian Express” on 31 January 2026. Gram Swaraj and the Challenge of Real Decentralisation in India. UPSC… Continue reading Gram Swaraj and the Challenge of Real Decentralisation in India
Thorium-Based Nuclear Energy for India’s Energy Security
UPSC Syllabus Topic: GS Paper 3 –Infrastructure ( Energy). Introduction India’s energy security is under increasing pressure due to rising electricity demand, climate commitments, and heavy dependence on imported fossil fuels. Limited domestic uranium and vast thorium reserves shaped India’s long-term nuclear strategy. With the expansion of pressurised heavy water reactors and access to imported… Continue reading Thorium-Based Nuclear Energy for India’s Energy Security
