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.
In India, coal is the most significant and abundant fossil fuel. It supplies 55% of the nation’s energy requirements. The foundation of the nation’s industrial history was built upon indigenous coal. In the previous four [Read More]
One of the vilest things of human nature is that we often tend to take for granted that which comes easy to us. Rain is one such resource that we all rejoice in but never [Read More]
Despite decades of efforts to fight this malaise, India’s nutrition profile is still one of the most alarming in the world. The Global Hunger Index (2020) placed India precariously at the 94th spot among 107 [Read More]
As the summer knocks on the door, water becomes a precious commodity in India and almost becomes worth its weight in gold. The country that houses 18% of the world’s population, unfortunately, has to contend [Read More]
Workforce of a nation is one of the most important factors/resources that steer the country and plays a pivotal role in its growth and development. Women account for approximately 50% of the world population. However, [Read More]
While delivering a speech at NIMHANS in 2017, the former President of India, Sri Ramnath Kovind, warned India about the imminent mental health epidemic that India is staring at. But the nation hasn’t paid much [Read More]
Sri Lanka, Asia’s oldest democracy, is facing its worst politico-economic crisis since its independence. People have thronged the roads demanding the resignation of the regime. The angry agitators stormed into the presidential complex, replicating the [Read More]
The recent amendments to the FCRA act have once again raked up the issue of strangulation of NGOs through regulatory overkill. NGOs have been operating in India even since before the independence. Their services have [Read More]
Children are often regarded as close to God and are looked upon as someone who brings joy, laughter, and happiness. The future of any nation depends on the children, who are the foundational stones of [Read More]
The well-being of any community is significantly influenced by its health. One of the key components of human growth and advancement is regarded to be health. A person’s physical and mental well-being is considered to [Read More]
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