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Parliamentary Decline: Four Symptoms of an Institution in Crisis
Concerns over parliamentary decline: executive dominance, weak debate, erosion of committees. Analyse the symptoms and solutions for UPSC current affairs.
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OBC Creamy Layer: SC Judgment on CSE-2025 and Retrospective Effect
Supreme Court’s OBC creamy layer ruling for CSE-2025 raises questions on retrospective application.
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Sergio Gor Kashmir Remarks: US Ambassador’s ‘Important Part of India’ Comment
US Ambassador Sergio Gor called Kashmir an ‘important part of India’, sparking debate. Understand the implications for US-India relations and UPSC current affairs.
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India Russia Relations: Jaishankar Meets Putin Ahead of SCO, BRICS
India Russia relations are back in focus as Jaishankar meets Putin with trade, energy, and high-tech on agenda. SCO and BRICS summits to follow. Read UPSC analysis.
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Israel West Bank Settlements: E1 Expansion and Two-State Solution
Israel West Bank Settlements expansion in E1 threatens Palestinian territorial contiguity.
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India Taliban Engagement: Five Years of Cautious Diplomacy
India Taliban Engagement has deepened five years after the Taliban’s return to power in August 2021, as India pursues humanitarian aid, security, and connectivity while withholding formal recognition.
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EU AI Regulation: Lessons for India from the AI Omnibus
EU AI Regulation has been reset with the AI Omnibus. Learn about the risk-based approach, regulatory sandboxes, and lessons for India. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Justice Reddy Committee: SC Probe into Jantar Mantar Violence
Justice Reddy Committee is a five-member high-powered SC committee to probe Jantar Mantar violence. Learn about its composition and UPSC relevance. Read the full analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Kikuchi-Fujimoto Disease: Rare Inflammatory Disorder in Visakhapatnam
Kikuchi-Fujimoto Disease is a rare, benign inflammatory disorder diagnosed in a Visakhapatnam patient. Learn about its symptoms and UPSC relevance. Read the full analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Zonal Councils: Southern Zone Meeting and Constitutional Role
Zonal Councils are statutory bodies established under the States Reorganisation Act, 1956, to promote centre-state cooperation through non-binding recommendations. The 31st Southern Zonal Council meeting concluded in Tamil Nadu, focusing on regional issues and cooperative federalism.
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