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States to play a critical role in next-generation reforms: CEA Anantha Nageswaran

Syllabus: GS-III Subject: Economic Development Topic: Fiscal Policy and Budgeting. Important points from the Discussion (Mains) Consultation with states crucial for next-gen reforms in health, education, MSMEs, land, and labour. Sustainable, moderate growth is favoured over unsustainable high growth for economic stability. Important Terms (Prelims): Counter-Cyclical Fiscal Policy:·         It adapts to economic cycles by adjusting

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Disinvestment not a panacea for fiscal deficit: DIPAM Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey

Syllabus: GS-III Subject: Economy Topic: Fiscal Policy and Budgeting. Context: The government didn’t specify a target for disinvestment receipts in the Interim Budget for 2024-25. Key Reasons discussed: Shift in the notion that it’s primarily a tool to manage fiscal deficits. Instead, the focus is on the efficient management of public enterprises to benefit all

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Geographical border should be the meeting point for enforcement agencies: Shah

Syllabus: GS-II Subject: Polity Topic: Institutions Context: Home Minster Amit Shah’s speech at an international summit on legal education. Key statements (For Mains) Geographical borders should serve as meeting points to facilitate seamless law enforcement.  Utilization of technology and AI is crucial for effective justice delivery in the 21st century.  Prioritizing infrastructure and human resources

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Law panel suggests retaining criminal defamation provision

Syllabus: GS-II Subject: Polity Topic: Institutions Issue: Law Commission of India Context:  22nd Law Commission recommendations. The commission recommended that criminal defamation should be retained within the scheme of criminal laws in India. The right to reputation is derived from Article 21 (Right to life and personal liberty) of the Constitution and hence needs to

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Centre likely to foot bill for PM rooftop solar scheme

Syllabus: GS-III Subject: Environment, Ecology and Disaster Management (B) Topic: Renewable Energy Issue: Pradhan Mantri Suryoday Yojana Synopsis: Centre will effectively bear the entire cost of setting up rooftop solar systems for households that consume less than 300 units of electricity per month. Public sector units such as NTPC will identify households and install RTS(rooftop

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Ban polygamy, exempt Tribals, fix marriage age: Uttarakhand UCC draft

Syllabus: GS-II Subject: Polity Topic: Directive Principles of State Policy Issue: UCC in States. Context: The five-member committee headed by retired Supreme Court Judge submitted The Uttarakhand UCC draft. The key aspects of the report: Uttarakhand UCC draft exempts tribals, and prioritizes women’s equality. Bans polygamy, and fixes uniform marriage age across religions. Halala, iddat,

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MHA merges four medals into one – Kendriya Grihmantri Dakshata Padak

Syllabus: GS Subject: Miscellaneous Topic: Medal/Prizes Issue: Kendriya Ghihmantri Dakshata Padak Synopsis: This new medal replaces the Union Home Minister’s Special Operation Medal. Union Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation. Asadharan Aasuchana Kushalata Padak, and Union Home Minister’s Awards for Meritorious Service in Forensic Science Recognizes achievements in areas like counter-terrorism, arms control, and

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