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Discover how strengthening counter-terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir requires a shift from militarised strategies to local policing, democratic governance, and community engagement.

Strengthening Counter-Terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir through Local Policing and Community Participation

Strengthening Counter-Terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir through Local Policing and Democratic Governance Counter-terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir has repeatedly revealed the limits of a purely militarised response. As Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha underscored on June 16, 2025, the State’s top priority is eradicating terrorism. Equally critical is leveraging the unique “intangible assets” of the Jammu […]

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Get the complete list of the most expected topics for UPSC Mains 2025 GS Paper 1, 2, and 3. Curated with current affairs, case laws, and government schemes for strategic answer writing.

UPSC Mains 2025: Most Expected Topics for GS Paper 1, 2, 3 with Current Affairs Linkages

UPSC Mains 2025 – Most Expected Topics UPSC MAINS 2025 Most Expected Topics for Mains – GS I, II, III Expected Topics for UPSC GS Paper-I Mains 2025 S.No Topic Sub-topic Why It’s Expected in 2025 I. Indian Culture (11 Topics) 1 Nagara style of Temple Architecture and its regional variations Indian Culture Consecration of

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India's seismic vulnerability poses a major risk to urban safety and infrastructure. Learn how policy enforcement, retrofitting, and seismic zoning can transform earthquake resilience in India.

India’s Seismic Vulnerability: Bridging Infrastructure Gaps to Build Earthquake Resilience

India’s Seismic Vulnerability: Bridging Infrastructure Gaps to Build Earthquake Resilience India’s seismic vulnerability poses a significant threat to millions living in earthquake-prone zones. The recent Delhi tremor highlights the urgent need for proactive reforms to strengthen earthquake resilience in India. This blog outlines key challenges and strategic solutions for risk reduction and policy enforcement. Context

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India’s Seismic Vulnerability: Bridging Infrastructure Gaps to Build Earthquake Resilience

India’s Seismic Vulnerability: Bridging Infrastructure Gaps to Build Earthquake Resilience India’s seismic vulnerability poses a significant threat to millions living in earthquake-prone zones. The recent Delhi tremor highlights the urgent need for proactive reforms to strengthen earthquake resilience in India. This blog outlines key challenges and strategic solutions for risk reduction and policy enforcement. Context

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India's earthquake management strategy needs a tectonic shift—from reactive relief to proactive risk reduction. With over 59% of the landmass seismically active, a resilient and preventive approach is now a national priority.

Why India Needs a Tectonic Shift in Earthquake Management Strategy: From Reaction to Resilience

Why India Needs a Tectonic Shift in Earthquake Management Strategy: From Reaction to Resilience India’s earthquake management strategy needs urgent reform. With 59% of its landmass prone to seismic activity and urban infrastructure underprepared, there is an immediate need to shift from reactive relief to risk reduction in disaster management. This blog analyses the vulnerabilities

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As multilateralism erodes due to the United States’ strategic retreat, India is redefining its strategic autonomy through regional diplomacy, digital leadership, and South-South cooperation.

India’s Strategic Autonomy in a Post-Multilateral World: US Retreat and Global Order Shifts

India’s Strategic Autonomy in a Post-Multilateral World: US Retreat and Global Order Shifts India’s Strategic Autonomy in a Post-Multilateral World: US Retreat and Global Order Shifts SYLLABUS: GS2 – INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Strategic Autonomy has emerged as a key pillar of India’s foreign policy, especially in the backdrop of the declining multilateral order once shaped and

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Explore how the Supreme Court’s 2025 privacy verdict exposed the challenges of criminalising adolescent consensual relationships under the POCSO Act. Discover data, case law, and the urgent need for balanced reform.

Criminalising Adolescent Consensual Relationships: Supreme Court’s POCSO Verdict Calls for Reform

Criminalising Adolescent Consensual Relationships: Supreme Court’s POCSO Verdict Calls for Reform Criminalising adolescent consensual relationships under the POCSO Act has long sparked debate in India. The Supreme Court’s 2025 verdict in Re: Right to Privacy of Adolescents has brought the issue to the forefront, urging a rethinking of how child protection laws intersect with adolescent

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Is India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme effective for industrial decarbonisation? Explore its design, challenges, and role in meeting India’s 2070 net-zero goals.

Evaluating India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme: Decarbonisation Pathway to Net-Zero Targets

Evaluating India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme: Decarbonisation Pathway to Net-Zero Targets India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) represents a key market-based mechanism to accelerate industrial decarbonisation and help achieve the nation’s net-zero carbon emissions goal by 2070. With high-emission sectors in focus, the scheme aligns climate policy with economic growth, but its effectiveness requires evaluation

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Illustration of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) with female engineers and students, promoting gender equality in STEM careers in India, by Vishnu IAS.

Strengthening Women in STEM Careers in India: Challenges, Strategies & Government Initiatives

Strengthening Women in STEM Careers in India: Challenges, Strategies & Government Initiatives Women in STEM careers in India face a stark mismatch between academic achievement and workforce participation. While 43% of STEM graduates are women, only 27% are employed in the STEM sector. Addressing this gap is vital for achieving gender equality in STEM and

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A professional woman holds a sign reading "Gender Equality" with male and female gender symbols in the background, highlighting the theme of persistent gender inequality and its impact on India's economic and demographic stability.

Persistent Gender Inequality in India: Economic and Demographic Consequences

Introduction: Gender inequality refers to the unequal treatment or perceptions of individuals based on their gender, manifesting in disparities across health, education, economic opportunity, and political representation. Despite India’s status as the world’s fifth-largest economy, a digital powerhouse, and home to the world’s largest youth population, it continues to underperform significantly on global gender equality

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