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.
India, on 15th August 1947, after years of difficult freedom struggle, attained independence from the oppressive British rule. At the time of independence, the Indian economy was predominantly rural and agricultural in character. About 85% [Read More]
India, on 15th August 1947, after years of difficult freedom struggle, attained independence from the oppressive British rule. At the time of independence, the Indian economy was predominantly rural and agricultural in character. About 85% [Read More]
Despite the fact that rivers only account for 0.49% of surface freshwater, it isn’t an overstatement when we say rivers have historically been crucial facilitators of the economic growth of the communities and nations located [Read More]
Unemployment is a serious global concern, and even India is not left out of its ambit. The issue of unemployment in India is quite severe because of the continuously growing population of the country and [Read More]
We addressed the series of disputes between Ukraine and Russia in the first part of the article, which eventually led to the current geopolitical crisis. In the second part of the article, we’ll go through [Read More]
Geopolitical forces around the world are always in flux, offering challenges to economic, political, and social issues. These crises are sparked by a community’s vested interest, an individual purpose, or national interest. On February 24, [Read More]
Agriculture, for centuries, has been very crucial. It is a broad term that goes beyond just growing crops and includes raising cattle – to provide varieties of food and other materials that people can consume [Read More]
The COVID-19 pandemic, which started in the year 2020 in India, affected almost all spheres, be it human health, the economic health of the country, or education. It did make us realise the power of [Read More]
An economic theory that applies modern economic tools and analysis to study issues associated often with political science has been considered as Public Choice. James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock developed this theory. The public choice [Read More]
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has addressed all countries to ensure that by June 2022; at least 70% of their population must be fully vaccinated. It was on 21st October 2021 that 100 crore COVID-19 [Read More]
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