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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 09 Oct 2025
India’s clean energy transition is entering a decisive phase with the government’s push for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), compact, factory-built nuclear reactors that offer clean, safe, and flexible power generation. In a major development, Reliance Industries Ltd, Tata Power, Adani Power, Hindalco Industries, JSW Energy, and Jindal Steel have shown interest in partnering with the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) to establish Bharat Small Modular Reactors (BSMRs)..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 07 Oct 2025
India has proposed the creation of a new International Governance Index under its presidency of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS), headquartered in Brussels. The proposal comes in the backdrop of India’s declining performance in various global governance and democracy indices and its long-standing concerns about their methodology, data sources, and transparency..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 03 Oct 2025
The launch of the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) in 2021 and the announcement of a ₹76,000 crore incentive package marked the beginning of India’s formal entry into the global semiconductor ecosystem. In just four years, India has moved from being largely a consumer of chips to developing its own indigenous designs, packaging facilities, and manufacturing capabilities. The recent SEMICON India 2025 conference showcased these achievements and highlighted India’s ambition to become a global semiconductor powerhouse..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 01 Oct 2025
India’s rivers have always been central to its ecology, economy, and culture. However, they are under severe stress from rising pollution loads. A recent Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) assessment report (September 2025) highlights the extent of the crisis. Maharashtra continues to record the highest number of polluted rivers stretches (54), followed by several other states. Although there has been a marginal decline in the number of polluted stretches compared to the last assessment, the overall situation is still critical..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 23 Sep 2025
Water is the basis of life. It sustains our health, feeds our farms, powers industries, and keeps natural ecosystems alive. Yet, despite being so central, water is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century. India’s situation is especially critical. The country supports nearly 18% of the world’s population but has access to only 4% of global freshwater resources. This mismatch puts India under constant pressure. Over the years, rapid urbanisation, growing industries, and a rising population have sharply increased the demand for clean water. At the same time, climate change and erratic rainfall patterns have made water availability even more uncertain..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 19 Sep 2025
India has set some of the world’s most ambitious renewable energy targets as part of its fight against climate change, with a clear goal of becoming a Net Zero economy by 2070. In this journey, sources like solar power, wind energy, hydropower, and bioenergy have taken the lead and now form the backbone of India’s renewable energy mix. But there is another natural source of clean energy that India has in abundance and has hardly used so far called the geothermal energy, the heat stored deep inside the Earth..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 17 Sep 2025
Plastic pollution today is not just about littered streets or clogged drains, it is a planetary crisis with implications for ecosystems, climate, human health, and sustainable development. Its spread is so vast that plastic particles have been detected in Arctic ice cores, the summit of Mount Everest, human lungs, and even breast milk. Microplastics are now considered a new class of pollutants, comparable in significance to greenhouse gases and Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs). Unlike many other pollutants, plastics have no natural breakdown cycle, meaning their accumulation is effectively permanent..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 02 Sep 2025
Cancer has gradually emerged as one of the leading public health concerns in India, both in terms of disease burden and mortality. Once considered a relatively rare condition, it is now a common challenge affecting millions of families every year. Data from 43 population-based cancer registries coordinated by the ICMR–National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research (NCDIR) show that the lifetime risk of developing cancer in India is 11%. In 2024 alone, the country reported 15.6 lakh new cancer cases and 8.74 lakh deaths..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 28 Aug 2025
India is often called the “pharmacy of the world.” The country manufactures one in every five generic drugs consumed globally. From pharmacies in New York to hospitals in Lagos, medicines made in India are a common sight, particularly from pharmaceutical hubs in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Telangana. This achievement is a point of national pride and has positioned India as a central player in global healthcare. Yet, beneath this success lies a growing set of challenges. A recent study by the Max Institute of Healthcare Management at the Indian School of Business highlights serious cracks in India’s pharmaceutical policy and regulatory framework. These weaknesses threaten not only domestic drug safety but also India’s international reputation as a trusted supplier..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 26 Aug 2025
Globalisation and industrialisation have reshaped modern economies by driving technological progress, increasing productivity, and fuelling consumer demand. A crucial part of this transformation has been the creation and use of synthetic chemicals across industries and everyday products. While these chemicals have undoubtedly brought convenience and economic growth, they have also left behind an unintended legacy — widespread contamination of the environment due to improper handling, careless disposal, and weak regulation..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 21 Aug 2025
India is going to celebrate its second National Space Day on August 23. The historic success of Chandrayaan–3 not only established India as a global space power but also added a new achievement to the collective repository of human knowledge. The upcoming Gaganyaan mission, Chandrayaan–4, and the proposed Bharat Antariksh Station are set to make this journey even more glorious. At the same time, the growing contribution of private companies is evidence that India is now moving beyond traditional space exploration toward commercial and strategic horizons. However, amid all these successes, an important question arises: India’s National Space Law. To provide sustainability and credibility to India’s progress in the global race for space exploration, innovation, and commercialization, the need for a strong legal framework has now become clearer than ever before..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 12 Aug 2025
An in-depth analysis of India’s automotive industry—its growth trajectory, FDI inflows, export performance, role in employment, integration into global supply chains, and the shift towards sustainable mobility through EVs, policy initiatives, and the Make in India programme. Explores the growth, globalisation, and sustainability transition of India’s automotive sector, highlighting FDI, exports, employment, and key government initiatives.
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