28-September-2024-Editorial

SHIPBUILDING MISSION India's shipbuilding industry has seen significant focus in recent years, driven by the "Make in India" initiative and the government's goal of becoming a global maritime hub by 2047. The Shipbuilding Mission aims to propel India into the ranks of leading maritime nations through a combination of strategic planning, investment, and international collaboration.

28-September-2024-Special-Article

8th INDIA WATER WEEK (IWW) 2024 The 8th India Water Week (IWW) 2024 was inaugurated by the President of India in New Delhi, organized under the Ministry of Jal Shakti. This significant international event serves as a platform for discussions and collaboration on water resource management, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in addressing water-related

30-August-2024-Editorial

AIR QUALITY LIFE INDEX (AQLI) 2024 The Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) recently released the Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) 2024, highlighting critical issues regarding air pollution and its impact on global health. The report highlights the severe consequences of poor air quality, particularly in countries like India, where a significant

30-September-2024-Editorial

INDIA’S PROPOSALS ON FISHERIES SUBSIDIES AT THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) India has been actively advocating for regulations on fisheries subsidies at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to address unsustainable fishing practices and protect the livelihoods of small fishermen. The global concern over overfishing and illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing has led to discussions

30-September-2024-Special-Article

WORLD TOURISM DAY 2024 World Tourism Day is an annual event celebrated globally on September 27th to raise awareness about the social, cultural, and economic significance of tourism. In 2024, the theme “Tourism and Peace” was adopted, emphasizing how tourism fosters cross-cultural understanding, promotes peace, and contributes to global stability. By encouraging dialogue and cultural

30-September-2024-Daily-Current-Affairs

A RICE VARIETY TO CURB FARM FIRES: PUSA-2090 TOPIC: (GS3) ECONOMY: INDIAN EXPRESS Stubble burning has long been a major environmental challenge, especially in North India, due to its contribution to air pollution. The rice variety Pusa-2090 promises a solution, providing farmers with an alternative to Pusa-44, a popular but environmentally detrimental crop. With shorter

01-October-2024-Daily-Current-Affairs

IMPACT OF LA NIÑA ON INDIA'S AIR QUALITY AND WINTER TOPIC: (GS1) GEOGRAPHY: INDIAN EXPRESS La Niña is a climate phenomenon that influences global weather patterns, and its delayed impact can have significant effects on air quality in India. The winter of 2023-24 is expected to witness worsening pollution due to La Niña's interaction with

01-October-2024-Editorial

REGULATIONS REGARDING THE USE OF CBI IN STATE INVESTIGATIONS The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) plays a crucial role in handling significant and complex criminal cases in India. However, the decision to transfer an investigation from state police to the CBI is not taken lightly. Recent judicial rulings have emphasized the need for explicit and

01-October-2024-Special-Article

SUPREME COURT RULING ON PMLA AND BAIL: A LANDMARK JUDGMENT The Supreme Court of India recently delivered a significant ruling that addressed the misuse of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, especially regarding prolonged pretrial detention. The court criticized the use of the law as a tool to keep the accused in jail

02-October-2024-Daily-Current-Affairs

NITI AAYOG REPORT PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS IN INDIA TOPIC: (GS3) SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: INDIAN EXPRESS In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of India has recognized the need for a robust framework to effectively handle future public health emergencies. The NITI Aayog, through its expert group, has put forward several recommendations aimed at strengthening

02-October-2024-Special-Article

NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA (NMCG) The Ganga River holds immense cultural, religious, and environmental importance for India. It is not only a vital water source for millions of people but also central to India's spiritual and social heritage. However, rapid urbanization, industrialization, and population growth have severely polluted the river. To address this, the

02-October-2024-Editorial

GREENHUSHING: A GROWING TREND IN CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY COMMUNICATION In recent years, many companies have been certified as carbon neutral, taking significant steps towards environmental sustainability. However, despite these achievements, several firms choose not to advertise their green credentials or future sustainability goals. This practice, known as "greenhushing," refers to the under-reporting or intentional withholding of