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Understanding Polity – Understanding polity is important for cracking the UPSC exam because polity is among the important subjects for both the Preliminary and Main examinations(GS II). Polity covers topics like: Aspirants need to have a deep understanding of all these topics while being updated with the current events related to polity.But it is very […]
India’s Neighbourhood First Policy (NFP) is a strategic approach aimed at building strong relations with neighboring countries. This policy underlines a consultative, non-reciprocal and results-oriented approach to improving connectivity, infrastructure, development cooperation, security and people-to-people contacts. The 5S principle of neighborhood engagement โ โโSamman, Samvad, Shanti, Samriddhi and Sanskriti โ forms the basis of this […]
The Uttarakhand Assembly recently introduced the Uniform Civil Code Bill 2024, a major step towards a uniform legal framework for citizens irrespective of their religion. If the bill becomes law, Uttarakhand will become the first state in independent India to enact the Uniform Civil Code. Historical context of Uniform Civil Code Bill 2024โด Since its […]
The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Bill 2024, was introduced in the Lok Sabha. The primary objective is to instill greater transparency and fairness in control systems while addressing growing concerns about unfair means. This bill is set to complement existing government initiatives such as the introduction of self-certification and shortening the examination cycle […]
The Indian Constitution drafted over two years and eleven months and came into force on January 26, 1950, marking the birth of the world’s largest democracy. International Democracy Day, celebrated annually on September 15, highlights democratic principles. The originals are stored in helium-filled cases in the Central Library of Parliament. In 1976, the terms “socialist” […]
In the quiet spaces of tradition, a baby girl’s giggles float through the night. But in the rules of society, she’s like a hidden song not noticed. Female foeticide is the intentional killing of newborn female infants. This practice is often rooted in cultural, social, and economic factors. In some societies, there is a historical […]
India, a colossal tapestry of diversity and culture, stands as the world’s largest democracy. The journey from the nascent years of independence to the present day has seen the evolution of a robust electoral system, shaping the destiny of a billion-plus people.
Constitutional body and Non constitutional body, two key types of institutions.
The relationship between India and Sri Lanka is deeply rooted in a history that spans more than 2,500 years
Federal and Decentralized,two sides of a same coin.Introduced in India to create a governance framework that accommodates it’s vast and diverse population.These concepts were incorporated into India’s political system through constitutional amendments to empower both Central and respective state governments while allowing local self governance. Federalism vs Decentralization – Key differences Federal System in India […]
Social Audit in the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) is a process where local communities, particularly workers and beneficiaries of MGNREGA, actively participate in assessing and scrutinizing the implementation of the program.
