GS paper 2 Syllabus: Issues related to the development of the social sector relating to health, education, SDGs etc Source: Indian Express Direction: Most of the points are generic here. Go through it once. Context: This is an editorial piece. The author wishes that India at 100 will be an equitable country, built on …
GS paper 2 & 3 Syllabus: Structure, organization and functioning of the judiciary, Benami laws in India etc Source: The Hindu Direction: Know the crux of the issue, why the Benami act was amended and why SC has now struck down the amendments. Context: A three-judge Bench led by Chief Justice declared Sections …
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GS Paper 2 Syllabus: Issues related to the development and management of the social sector relating to health, social sector schemes etc Source: The Hindu Directions: Remember the trend and some unique findings of the report. Context: The latest study by Pew Research Center has pointed out that “son bias” is on a …
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GS Paper 2 Syllabus: Government policies and Intervention: Health Source: Business-Standards Direction: Although it is a detailed report. These are the basic highlight given on Nasscom webpages. For Mains answer writing, this is sufficient (just quote that Nasscom report has suggested this….) Context: A report by NASSCOM “Healthcare in India- Transforming Through Innovation” …
GS paper 2 Syllabus: Statutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies. Source: The Hindu Directions: Kee a note on ECI, delimitation commission and voting rights. Context: As per the J&K Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), anyone “who is living ordinarily in J&K” can avail of the opportunity to get enlisted as a voter in the Union …
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GS Paper 1 Syllabus: Indian Society Source: The Hindu Direction: Context: This is an editorial piece. The author argues that India has failed to propagate scientific literacy not only among the public but also among scientists themselves Scientific temper is an open-minded examination—a temper ever ready to welcome new knowledge and experiments, even …
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GS Paper 1 Syllabus: Indian Society Source: Times of India Direction: This topic can come in Indian Society as well as ethics. Go through the ethical aspect of the debate. What Is Moonlighting? Moonlighting simply refers to the act of having a second job, or working for extra projects, gigs, or employers, that …
