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Daily Current Affairs – 4 to 5 May 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 4th to 5th May 2025 The 16th Finance Commission: Balancing Equity and Efficiency Introduction The 16th Finance Commission is at a critical juncture, addressing demands from states for a greater share in the divisible tax pool while ensuring fiscal discipline and efficiency. States’ Demands and Concerns States have argued for an […]

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Daily Current Affairs – 3rd May 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 3rd May 2025 Enhancing Competitiveness of MSMEs: A Strategic Imperative for Inclusive Growth The Union Budget 2025–26 reaffirms the central role of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India’s developmental paradigm, identifying them as a key pillar alongside agriculture, investment, and exports. This recognition aligns with the recent report released

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Daily Current Affairs – 2nd May 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 2nd May 2025 Summary of the Article on Private Member’s Bills (PMBs) in India – UPSC Perspective Definition and Role A Private Member’s Bill (PMB) is a legislative proposal introduced by any Member of Parliament (MP) who is not a minister, from either the ruling or opposition parties. PMBs are a

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Daily Current Affairs – 01st May 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 1st May 2025 Tourism in India: An Engine of Growth under Threat? Tourism is often hailed as the “smokeless industry” — a potent driver of economic growth, employment, cultural exchange, and regional development. In India, tourism is not just an industry; it is a civilizational continuum — from the Himalayas to

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Daily Current Affairs – 30th April 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 30th April 2025 What’s wrong with using Pegasus for national security: SC The Supreme Court of India, while hearing a case related to the alleged use of Pegasus spyware, questioned if there was anything wrong with the government using such surveillance tools against anti-national elements for security purposes. Justice Surya Kant,

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Daily Current Affairs – 25 April 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 25th April 2025 Simla Agreement (1972) Context Following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people, India downgraded diplomatic ties with Pakistan on April 23, 2025. India also announced a series of retaliatory measures: Suspension of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty Closure of the Attari-Wagah integrated check post In response,

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Daily Current Affairs-24 April 2025

Daily Current Affairs – 24 April 2025 India’s Five-Pronged Response to the Pahalgam Terror Attack: A Strategic Shift in National Policy     In response to the brutal terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, which claimed 26 innocent lives, the Indian government announced a firm, five-point action plan. For the first time, India has

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Daily Current Affairs – 23rd April 2025

Daily Current Affairs Articles – 23rd April 2025 Terror in the Valley: The Pahalgam Attack Pahalgam lies in the Lidder Valley, at the foothills of the greater Himalayas in Anantnag district. It is one of the key nodes in the Amarnath Yatra route, making it both religiously and economically vital.  Historical Context of Terror in

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CRITICAL MINERALS

Critical Minerals

Definition: Critical minerals are essential for modern societies and economies but face supply risks due to scarcity or geopolitical issues. Importance: Used in high-tech products, renewable energy, defence, and more. Global Production: Concentrated in specific regions like the Democratic Republic of Congo (cobalt) and China (rare earths). India’s Reserves: India holds significant reserves of critical

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Agnipath (or Agniveer) aims to recruit youth into the armed forces for a short service commission. The duration of this commission is 4 years.

Agneepath Scheme Daily Snippet (Agnipath)

Objective Of Agneepath Scheme: Agneepath Scheme (or Agniveer) aims to recruit youth into the armed forces for a short service commission. The duration of this commission is 4 years. Eligibility: It is open to personnel below officer ranks (non-commissioned officers). Recruitment: Approximately 45,000 to 50,000 soldiers are recruited annually through this initiative. Retention: After the

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