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Gallantry Awards India: 78 Honours for Defence and Police Personnel
Gallantry Awards India: President approved 78 awards including Kirti Chakra and Shaurya Chakra. Learn about the categories and UPSC relevance. Read the full analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Parliamentary Productivity Low: Causes and Implications of the Monsoon Session
Parliamentary Productivity Low at 15% in Lok Sabha and 33% in Rajya Sabha during Monsoon 2026. Learn the causes, implications, and reforms needed. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Social Security India: Expansion and Challenges in Coverage
Social Security India coverage expanded from 19% to 64.3% in a decade. Learn about PMGKAY, eShram, and challenges.
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Gaza Peace Deadlock: Sequencing Dilemma and International Framework
Gaza Peace Deadlock persists as Hamas and Israel disagree on the sequencing of disarmament and withdrawal under a US-backed framework. Explore its implications for UPSC aspirants and international relations.
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MMDR Amendment Federalism: Centre-State Tussle Over Mineral Taxes
MMDR Amendment Federalism debate: Centre restricts states from taxing mineral rights.
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Digital Public Infrastructure: India’s Governance Transformation
Digital Public Infrastructure has transformed governance with Aadhaar, UPI, and DigiLocker. Learn about its pillars, achievements, and challenges.
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Rural Welfare Schemes: India’s Mission-Mode Development Strategy
Rural Welfare Schemes in India have shifted to mission-mode execution, converging infrastructure, financial access, and targeted safety nets for rural and tribal communities.
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Arbitrary Arrest Safeguards: Constitutional and Statutory Protections
Arbitrary Arrest Safeguards are fundamental to India’s constitutional democracy, with the Supreme Court in Vihaan Kumar v. State of Haryana (2025) reaffirming that grounds for arrest must be meaningfully communicated to every arrestee. The ruling strengthens the constitutional shield against arbitrary detention.
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MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026: Key Provisions and Federalism Concerns
The MMDR Amendment Bill, 2026, amends the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957, to standardise India’s fiscal regime and centralise control over mineral taxation, effectively limiting states’ ability to levy taxes beyond central thresholds.
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Bilateral Investment Treaty: India’s New Flexible BIT 4.0 Model
Bilateral Investment Treaty negotiations with EU, Saudi Arabia, and others are set to finalise 5 BITs. Learn about the new BIT 4.0 model and ISDS. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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