GS Paper II
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In the Indore Lok Sabha constituency, over 200,000 votes were cast for NOTA.
GS Paper III
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As India traverses the road to Amrit Kaal, the agriculture sector’s journey will be difficult, and filled with challenges as it struggles to transition from its old model.
GS Paper III
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India signed new agreements and updated older ones with a dozen African countries to secure critical minerals.
GS Paper III
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This World Environment Day, stakeholders must urgently act to accelerate land restoration, improve drought resilience, and combat desertification.
News in brief
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A large iceberg named A-83 measuring 375 square kilometres, broke off from Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf last week.
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Analyses of ancient rocks and minerals like Zircon to determine the composition of Earth’s early environment revealed that the planet most likely had the conditions for life only about 600 million years after its birth.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is reviewing the ownership structure of clearing corporations to ensure independence and effective risk management.
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730 Lion-tailed Macaque (LTM) in Sharavathi Valley LTM Sanctuary: Report
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The market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) unveiled its latest mobile app, 'Saa₹thi 2.0', designed to help investors manage their finances.
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Universal social protection for low- and middle-income countries would require an additional $1.4 trillion per year, according to a working paper by the International Labour Organization (ILO). Among regions, Africa faces the most substantial challenge in achieving universal coverage for social protection.
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Environmentalists Jai Dhar Gupta and Vijay Dhasmana create India’s first biosphere Rajaji Raghati Biosphere in a tiger reserve.
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The right to property initially envisaged as a fundamental right and later as a constitutional right has witnessed an interesting history in the post-colonial era. No other right as enshrined in the Constitution has witnessed a tussle as fierce as between courts and the legislature.
