In ‘Issues in News’, we cover those issues, which are making headlines as of now, and consequently there is a possibility of these issues finding their way to the question papers, whether ‘Prelims’ or of ‘Mains’. The Objective here is to expose an aspirant to 15/20 different issues every month, so that by the end of the year, the aspirant covers nearly 200 (odd) issues, which can be raised in the form of questions.
On 6th July 2021, Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF), or Reporters Without Borders, an international nongovernmental organization based in France, with the objective of preserving the inalienable right to freedom of information, released a list entitled [Read More]
The British conquest and the dissemination of colonial culture and ideology that followed in the wake of it resulted in an inevitable introspection concerning the strengths and weaknesses of indigenous culture and institutions. The educated [Read More]
The term AGRICULTURE, formed of two words ‘AGER’ and ‘CULTURE’ meaning soil and cultivation respectively – is the largest and primary source of livelihood for about 58% of India’s population, along with its allied sectors. [Read More]
The coming of Gandhi brought about major qualitative and quantitative changes in the mainstream nationalist movement, which had developed under the aegis of the Indian National Congress. Mainstream nationalist politics had hitherto been primarily the [Read More]
The Indian National Congress, which eventually proved to be the aegis under which mainstream nationalism grew, was founded in 1885. The first twenty years of Congress is usually referred to as the Moderate phase as [Read More]
India is one of the most heterogeneous and diverse countries in the world. Because its demographic structure is so ethnically and culturally dynamic, so is its linguistic profile. With more than 122 major languages being [Read More]
Conscience, in political thought, has many meanings. It refers to the host of values, traditions, morals and norms that a society holds dear, and has passed on through the ages. It refers to the shared [Read More]
Education is perhaps the most prized possession of an individual. Swami Vivekananda had once said, ‘Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man’. Education makes a person realise his self-worth as well as etches [Read More]
Along with its diverse culture and ethnicities, the Indian sub-continent is also known for different martial art forms that developed across the ages. Since ancient times, these different styles of martial art have been used [Read More]
The history of the relationships between women and power, women and equality, and women and justice in India has been more complicated than the countries in the Global North. Though the feminist movement in India [Read More]
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