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Directive Principles: Rights, Welfare and Governance
Explore how Directive Principles shape welfare laws, governance and the civil-code debate. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Uniform Civil Code: State Powers and Legal Debate
Understand the Uniform Civil Code debate, Article 44 and state legislative powers today. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Hindi Diwas: The Constitutional Language Compromise
Hindi Diwas commemorates the Constituent Assembly decision of September 14, 1949, on the Union’s official language, recognising Hindi in Devanagari script while accommodating English and India’s wider linguistic diversity.
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New Development Bank: India’s BRICS Strategy
The New Development Bank now occupies a central place in India’s BRICS strategy. Its evolution affects development finance, institutional reform and the economic voice of emerging countries.
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UN General Assembly: 81st Session and India’s Priorities
The UN General Assembly opened its eighty-first session amid conflicts, development pressures and demands for institutional reform. Every United Nations member can participate in this universal deliberative forum, making it central to debates on peace, finance, international law and sustainable development.
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Unrecognised Political Parties: Funding Gaps
Unrecognised Political Parties expose funding gaps. Examine registration, disclosure and reform. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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BRICS at 20: India’s Strategic Agenda
BRICS at 20 puts India’s 2026 agenda in focus. Explore its expansion and strategic challenges. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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PM SHRI Schools: Transforming Public Education
PM SHRI Schools reshape public education through NEP-led learning, inclusion and green campuses. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Marital Rape Exception: Law and Constitutional Debate
The Marital Rape Exception has returned to constitutional scrutiny before the Supreme Court of India.
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UK Settlement Ban: Legal Basis and UPSC Analysis
The UK Settlement Ban marks a significant shift in Britain’s approach to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, introducing trade and service restrictions while reaffirming support for a negotiated two-state solution.
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