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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 04 Jul 2025
Launched on July 1, 2015, the Digital India programme has completed ten years in 2025. What began as a government-led initiative has now evolved into a broad-based transformation that touches nearly every aspect of life in India—from public service delivery and financial inclusion to education, healthcare, commerce, and agriculture. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Digital India as a “people’s movement” that has empowered 140 crore Indians and placed India among global digital leaders. From limited internet access and low digital literacy in 2014, India has seen a massive leap in digital infrastructure, platforms, and services. This shift has significantly impacted governance, social inclusion, and economic development..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 01 Jul 2025
Child marriage remains a serious challenge in India, despite the existence of strict laws and widespread awareness campaigns. With deeply rooted cultural practices, poverty, and gender inequality continuing to drive early marriages, interventions that combine legal enforcement with social reform are essential. In a path-breaking move, the tribal-dominated Banswara district in southern Rajasthan has adopted a strong legal mechanism to prevent child marriage—making court-issued injunction orders compulsory for any reported or impending instance..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 28 Jun 2025
India’s cities are growing fast. More and more people are moving to urban areas in search of better jobs, education, and a higher quality of life. But this rapid growth also brings many challenges. Clean drinking water, good sewer systems, safe roads, green spaces, and reliable public transport are all essential for healthy and sustainable cities. To address these needs, the Government of India launched the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) in 2015. Over the past ten years, AMRUT has helped hundreds of cities improve their basic services and plan for the future. From building water treatment plants to creating parks and promoting cycling, the Mission has aimed to make cities more liveable for everyone, especially the urban poor..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 26 Jun 2025
India’s Scheduled Tribe (ST) population comprises approximately 10.42 crore people, accounting for 8.6% of the total population. Spread across 705 officially recognized tribal groups, most of these communities live in remote, forested, and underdeveloped regions. Historically, they have faced social, economic, and infrastructural exclusion. In response, the Government of India has implemented several welfare schemes aimed at socioeconomic upliftment, infrastructure development, and cultural preservation..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 24 Jun 2025
A recent legal dispute between the news agency ANI and YouTuber Mohak Mangal has raised important questions about how copyright laws work in India, especially in the age of social media and digital content. The case highlights the grey area between copyright protection and fair use (or fair dealing), particularly for content creators who use news clips for public commentary, education, or criticism..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 23 Jun 2025
The Government of India has officially announced that the 16th Census of India will be conducted in two phases, marking a major milestone in the country’s data-gathering history. This will not only be India’s first digital census but also the first since 1931 to conduct a full-scale caste enumeration. The reference date for most of India is March 1, 2027, while for snow-bound areas like Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, it is October 1, 2026..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 19 Jun 2025
Child labour is a complex social problem globally, which severely impacts the education, health and overall development of children. Every year, June 12 is observed as World Day Against Child Labour, a global initiative led by the International Labour Organization (ILO). It aims to raise awareness and encourage global, national, and local efforts to end child labour in all its forms. The observance is especially crucial in 2025, the year set under the Sustainable Development Goal Target 8.7 for the global elimination of child labour. However, despite significant progress, the goal remains unmet. The 2025 theme ‘Progress is clear, but there’s more to do: Let’s speed up efforts!’ reflects the reality that although many countries have reduced child labour cases, millions of children worldwide continue to work in exploitative and hazardous conditions. The theme is a reminder that isolated efforts are not enough; what’s required is coordinated, persistent, and large-scale action to guarantee every child’s right to education, play, and protection from exploitation..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 17 Jun 2025
Corruption remains one of the biggest challenges to good governance in India. To tackle this issue, India set up powerful institutions like the Lokpal at the national level and Lokayuktas in the states. Their job is simple yet vital: to hold public officials accountable and make sure power isn’t misused. In a recent move, the Lokpal of India adopted a new motto: “Empower Citizens, Expose Corruption.” This isn’t just a slogan—it reflects a deeper shift toward putting citizens at the center of the anti-corruption fight. It encourages people to speak up, report wrongdoings, and demand transparency..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 16 Jun 2025
Once considered a distant frontier, India’s Northeastern Region (NER) has, over the last decade, been transformed into a symbol of progress, stability, and untapped potential. Guided by the Prime Minister’s vision of “Act East” and “Transformation by Transportation,” the Ministry of Development of Northeastern Region (MDoNER) has steered a deliberate and inclusive developmental journey. Focused policy interventions, infrastructure investments, peace accords, and institutional support have collectively reshaped the region’s trajectory. In alignment with its core mission, MDoNER has channeled substantial budgetary resources into improving essential services: power, water supply, health, education, and transport connectivity. This public investment is not merely about physical infrastructure—it is part of a broader strategy to reinforce social stability. By enhancing basic services, these investments help close the long-standing development gap in the region, thereby reinforcing peace and enabling further growth..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 12 Jun 2025
The Supreme Court of India delivered a significant judgment reinforcing women’s reproductive rights. The case involved a government school teacher who was denied maternity leave for her third child based on the Tamil Nadu government's two-child policy. The Court set aside the Madras High Court’s earlier decision and ruled that maternity leave is not just a statutory benefit but a part of a woman’s fundamental right to personal liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 10 Jun 2025
A people, as in ‘We the People,’ in the preamble of the Constitution, is a political community. A census in this regard is not merely a technical exercise nor it is the counting and the labelling of the population under multiple categories. A census mediates the transformation of the population to a people in a significant manner. The people — a political community — have a shared view of how they govern themselves and allocate their resources. For this they need to know how many people live within the borders of their, where they live, how they live, and how fast things are changing..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC/State PSC Exams / 02 Jun 2025
GS-3: Science and Technology- Developments and their Applications and Effects in Everyday Life..
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