Stay ahead in your Civil Services preparation with the UPSC current affairs for 22th December —your one-stop resource for all exam-oriented news and analysis. This comprehensive edition brings UPSC current affairs daily coverage of National and International events, Economy, Environment, Governance, Science & Technology, and key Government Policies.
Designed specifically for UPSC CSE, APSC, and other State PSC exams, each topic is meticulously curated to match the Prelims and Mains syllabus, helping you build strong conceptual clarity and answer-writing skills.
Where Does India Stand on Child Marriage?
Relevance: GS-I (Indian Society), GS-II (Governance, Social Justice) • Source: NFHS-5, Ministry of Women and Child Development Key Takeaways Decline in child marriage has slowed despite laws. Education and economic empowerment matter more than law alone. Ending child marriage is central to inclusive development. Context Child marriage, though legally prohibited, continues…
Bharat Talent Cloud
Relevance for UPSC: GS-III (Human Capital, Employment) | Source: Policy commentary / public discourse News The Bharat Talent Cloud is proposed as a national talent architecture to treat human capital as a strategic national asset. It seeks to integrate India’s fragmented skilling, education, research and employment systems into a single, coordinated…
Curbing Elephant Deaths on Railway Tracks
Relevance for UPSC: GS-III (Environment, Biodiversity, Infrastructure) Source: Government data; Indian Railways; conservation studies Context A recent train–elephant collision in Assam has highlighted the growing conflict between linear transport infrastructure and wildlife conservation. India supports over 50% of the global Asian elephant population (≈52,000), making railway safety in elephant corridors a…
Southern Ocean ‘Anomaly’: What Climate Models Can Miss
Relevance for UPSC: GS-I (Physical Geography – Oceans) | GS-III (Climate Change) Source: Recent climate science studies; global carbon cycle research Context and Importance Recent studies point to a Southern Ocean carbon anomaly, where climate models may be underestimating future carbon dioxide release from the ocean under global warming. This is…
Land Bottlenecks Drive CPSUs to Partner with States for Solar Parks
Relevance for UPSC: GS-III (Energy, Infrastructure, Environment) Source: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy; Parliamentary Standing Committee reports Context India’s expansion of utility-scale solar power is increasingly constrained by land acquisition challenges. To overcome this, Central Public Sector Undertakings (CPSUs) are partnering with State governments to develop solar parks under the…
Speedy Justice Eludes Consumers Seeking Redress
Relevance: GS-II (Governance, Access to Justice), GS-III (Consumer Protection) • Source: Department of Consumer Affairs; Parliamentary data Key Takeaways Consumer courts face rising pendency despite clear legal timelines. Vacancies are the single biggest bottleneck. Speedy consumer justice is integral to rule of law and market fairness. Context India’s consumer dispute redressal…
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