Relevance : GS Paper  II (International Relations) Introduction The China-led initiative’s global reach signals the advent of a new order led by Asia, which cannot exclude India. Reasons why India…
Relevance : GS Paper II Theme of the Article Political parties must steer public debate to crucial issues relating to women’s health and reproductive rights. Why has this Issue been Raised?…
Relevance : GS Paper  II Theme of the Article The Election Commission must be unfailingly strict in ensuring a fair election. Why has this Issue been Raised? Recently, after the criticism…
Relevance : GS Paper II Theme of the Article The draft Indian Forest Act must be redrawn to rid it of bureaucratic overreach. Why has this Issue been Raised? The draft…
During the last government’s term, there was a water crisis in Male. Within four hours Indian Navy and Air Force vessels delivered water.
The Central government had proposed that the Supreme Court should sit in other places in the country under Article 130 of the Constitution.
Public Grievances are a significant indicator of the state of governance in any system. In a democracy, the legitimacy of government depends primarily on public trust and support, which is often contingent upon its capacity to deliver quality governance. Public discontent, however, simmers in the vortex of grievances. As grievances breed, discontent grows too.
Recently, the Delhi High court quashed those provisions of the Bombay Prevention of Begging Act (BPBA), 1959, that make begging a punishable offence. However, its ruling is applicable only to Delhi.
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