Syllabus: GS-II: India & its Neighbour Why in the news? Recently, an airstrike hit a residential/diplomatic area in Doha, Qatar, targeting locations where senior members of Hamas were reported to be present.  More About the News Several lower-ranking Hamas members and a Qatari security…

Syllabus: GS-II: Bilateral Relation Why in the News? The United States announced that it will revoke the sanctions waiver granted in 2018 under the Iran Freedom and Counter-Proliferation Act (IFCA) for Chabahar Port (Shahid Beheshti Terminal in Iran). The waiver will end effective September…

Syllabus: GS-III: Inclusive Growth Why in the News? India has entered the top 100 in the global SDG Index 2025, ranking 99th out of 167 countries with a score of about 67/100, up from 109th in 2024. However, despite this overall improvement, health-related goals…

Health Sector, Science and Technology, Social Justice, Governance, Pandemic & Disaster Management, and Current Affairs. Many people who recovered from COVID show stiffer arteries than those who never had it—especially women. The effect is roughly like being five to ten years older in the…

Science and Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Education, Economy (Innovation & R&D), and Current Affairs. With the right training setup, a model can learn habits like “pause, check, and correct” largely on its own. This was done using rewards for both the final answer and…

Economy, Agriculture, Governance, Social Issues, Government Policies, and Current Affairs. Farmers in the Nashik belt and nearby districts are selling onions below cost because of a glut, damage to stored bulbs, uncertain export rules, and the way public buffer stocks have been released. They…

Environment and Ecology, Climate Change, Health Sector, Economy, Social Justice, and Current Affairs. How four big parts of the economy—food and farming, buildings and cities, health services, and insurance—will feel the strain, and what India can do now The Big Picture  A major global…

Economy, Health & Nutrition, Agriculture, Social Justice, Government Schemes, and Current Affairs. Put dal on every plate: guarantee a fair minimum for everyone, and stop subsidising excess where people already eat enough. The idea and why it matters India has protected its people from…