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Ancient Poompuhar: Chola Port Beneath the Sea
Explore Ancient Poompuhar, its Chola maritime trade, submerged remains and Sangam legacy. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Women Farmers: Closing India’s Recognition Gap
Women Farmers perform a substantial share of India’s agricultural work but often lack an independent administrative identity. Maharashtra’s new legal framework seeks to recognise agricultural activity irrespective of formal land ownership.
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Canal-Top Photovoltaics: India’s Solar Opportunity
Canal-Top Photovoltaics can expand solar power without acquiring additional land by utilizing the canal corridor, offering clean energy generation while conserving land and reducing water evaporation.
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Reformed Multilateralism: India’s 81st UNGA Push
Reformed Multilateralism can reshape global governance and strengthen India’s voice today.
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Russia-Iran Sanctions Act: India’s Energy Test
Explore the new Russia-Iran Sanctions Act, secondary tariffs and India’s energy choices. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve: New Flora Checklist | UPSC
Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve now has a checklist of 3,261 flowering plants. Explore its geography. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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Nomadic Elephant 2026: India–Mongolia Drill | UPSC
Nomadic Elephant 2026 began in Uttarakhand as India and Mongolia renewed their annual joint military training, bringing soldiers together for counter-insurgency drills in varied terrains. The exercise covers cyber security, drones and interoperability aspects, offering UPSC-relevant insights into defence cooperation.
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Open Market Operations: RBI’s ₹25,000 Crore Sale | UPSC
Open Market Operations returned to the news after the RBI sold government securities in September 2026. This article analyses the RBI’s ₹25,000 crore auction, its implications for liquidity management, and its significance for UPSC aspirants.
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Partners for Multilateralism: India’s P4M Role for UPSC
Partners for Multilateralism brings India together with countries seeking stronger international cooperation and more effective global institutions.
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