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Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 22 July 2025

Content : The threat to India’s ‘great power’ status Core Argument India’s rise as a great power depends on a multipolar world order. U.S.-Israel confrontation with Iran risks cementing U.S.-led unipolarity in West Asia, undermining India’s strategic autonomy, energy security, and regional influence. Relevance : GS 2(International Relations) Practice Question : How does India’s commitment […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 21 July 2025

Content India can reframe the Artificial Intelligence debate Key Issues Raised Relevance : GS2 (International Relations) & GS3 (Science & Tech) – AI diplomacy, global governance, India’s digital leadership. Practice Question: India is uniquely positioned to democratise global AI governance. Discuss with reference to the upcoming AI Impact Summit and India’s digital public infrastructure model. […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 19 July 2025

Content : Indian inequality and the World Bank’s claims Backdrop: Why the Debate Matters Relevance :  GS-3 ( Indian Economy / Inclusive Growth) Practice Question : “India’s inequality debate is increasingly shaped more by selective data interpretation than by evidence-based analysis.” Critically examine this statement in light of the recent World Bank report on poverty […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 18 July 2025

Content : Language and the Idea of India Core Issue: Language imposition vs. linguistic pluralism — The article critiques the top-down approach to promoting Hindi (or any language) over others in India’s multilingual context, arguing that it undermines India’s democratic and cultural diversity. Relevance : GS 1(Indian Society ) ,  GS 2(Constitution – Federalism , […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 17 July 2025

Content : Safe havens no more Recent incidents across Indian educational institutions and workplaces highlight an alarming rise in sexual violence in spaces once considered safe. The Odisha college student’s suicide underscores institutional apathy and systemic failure in addressing such grievances. Relevance : GS 1: Indian Society; GS 2: Governance; GS 4: Ethics Practice Question […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 16 July 2025

Content : More than symbolic Context & Immediate Developments Relevance : GS 2(Governance and Policy) Practice Question : “Behavioural nudges are important, but insufficient in addressing India’s growing public health challenges related to food.” Examine in light of recent government initiatives on food labelling and regulation. (250 words) Data Behind the Policy Push Symbolism vs. […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 15 July 2025

Content : Women, STEM careers and a more receptive industry Source : The Hindu Context: Why This Matters Relevance : GS 1(Society ) ,GS 2(Social Issues) Practice Question : Despite a high share of female STEM graduates, women remain underrepresented in India’s STEM workforce. Discuss the structural barriers and suggest a multi-stakeholder strategy to close […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 14 July 2025

Content : Secularism — implicit from day one, explicit in 1976 Why the Debate on Secularism Matters Relevance : GS 2(Polity ,Constitution ) Practice Question : “Secularism in India was not merely a constitutional insertion in 1976, but a civilizational ethos and a foundational principle of the Republic.” Critically examine with reference to historical precedents […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 12 July 2025

Content : Mission Without A Mandate Core Argument: India’s AI Ambitions Lack Democratic Anchoring Relevance : GS 2(Governance ) , GS 3(Technology) Practice Question : India’s ambition to become a global leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) must be backed by democratic legitimacy, institutional coordination, and a Cabinet-endorsed national strategy. Critically examine the gaps in India’s […]

Editorials/Opinions Analysis For UPSC 11 July 2025

Content : Let the Rivers Talk to Each Other India’s rivers, especially the Yamuna and Ganga, are lifelines that sustain ecology, economy, and culture. However, urban pollution, fragmented governance, and lack of basin-scale planning threaten their health. Integrating rejuvenation efforts under a unified, systems-based approach is key to restoring their vitality. Relevance : GS 1 […]