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Supreme Court case: Is it legal for the government to transfer privately held property?

Summary:  Supreme Court Examination: The Indian Supreme Court is currently considering whether private property can be considered “material resources of the community” for redistribution. Legal Evolution: The right to property was initially a fundamental right but was later downgraded to a constitutional right under Article 300A after the 44th Amendment in 1978. Landmark Cases: Notable […]

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What is Green Taxonomy and why is it in news?

Summary:    Green Taxonomy: A classification system for sustainable economic activities. ASEAN Approach: Tiered system for flexibility and scalability. India’s Inspiration: Could benefit from ASEAN’s approach. EU Taxonomy: Categorizes economic activities for sustainability.   What is the news editorial?   The RBI and the Finance Ministry might draw inspiration from the developing world, particularly the […]

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Why are Majuli’s Wetlands Drying Up? A Race Against Time

Summary:    Majuli’s Crisis: The island is experiencing an ecological crisis as its wetlands dry up, threatening the ecosystem and the Mishing people’s way of life. Causes: The drying of wetlands is attributed to embankment construction, erosion, and climate change impacting water flow and island size. Ecological Impact: Loss of biodiversity, disruption of the food […]

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From Greenhouse Gas to Green Revolution: How Vietnam is Reducing Methane Emissions in Rice Production?

Summary:    Innovative Farming: Vietnamese farmers, like Vo Van Van, are adopting new techniques to reduce the environmental impact of rice production. Methane Reduction: Methods such as Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) and drone-based fertilization are being used to lower methane emissions from rice paddies. Sustainable Practices: The use of organic fertilizers and improved straw […]

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India Pushes Forward in Exoskeleton Technology: DRDO Hosts First International Workshop

Summary:    Exoskeleton Workshop: India hosted the first international workshop on exoskeleton technology in Bengaluru, focusing on emerging technologies and challenges. Organizers: The event was organized by DEBEL of DRDO, highlighting India’s commitment to advancing this field. Applications: The workshop explored exoskeleton uses beyond military, including rehabilitation, occupational therapy, and industrial applications. Future Roadmap: Discussions […]

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Why China’s stronger-than-expected economic growth in January and March faces hurdles?

China’s Economy Beats Expectations, But Challenges Loom   China’s economic performance in the first quarter of 2024 surprised many, exceeding projections with a growth rate of 5.3%. This positive development, however, comes amidst a complex economic landscape riddled with potential headwinds.   Drivers of Growth   Several factors propelled China’s early 2024 growth:   Robust […]

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Unearthing a Titan: Ancient Giant Snake Discovered in India

Summary:  Ancient Giant Snake Discovery: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee have discovered the fossilized remains of a colossal snake, named Vasuki Indicus, which is estimated to have lived approximately 47 million years ago1. The snake is believed to have been between 10 and 15 meters long. Unique Lineage: Vasuki Indicus represents […]

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Deep Fakes: A Looming Threat in the Age of Information?

Summary:    Deepfake Technology: Discusses AI-generated videos or audio that manipulate a person’s appearance or voice, creating realistic illusions. Potential Misuse: Highlights the risks of deepfakes in spreading misinformation, cyberbullying, and financial fraud, particularly in the Indian context. Mitigation Strategies: Suggests a multi-pronged approach involving technology, regulation, and public awareness to combat the threats posed […]

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ISRO’s ‘zero orbital debris’ milestone and the space debris menace! What exactly does ‘zero orbital debris’ mean?

Summary:    ISRO’s Achievement: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully completed the PSLV-C58/XPoSat mission with zero orbital debris. Innovative Approach: ISRO utilized the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module-3 (POEM-3) to minimize debris by deorbiting and passivation. Significance: This mission sets a new standard for sustainable space exploration and highlights the need for international collaboration on […]

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The Two-Wheeled Revolution: Electric Scooters and the Future of Indian Cities

Summary:    E-Scooter Advantages: They offer convenience, zero tailpipe emissions, reduced traffic congestion, and solve “first and last mile” connectivity in Indian cities. Challenges: Safety concerns, parking problems, regulatory adaptation, and battery disposal issues need to be addressed. Sustainable Integration: Calls for effective regulation, infrastructure development, responsible user behavior, and industry collaboration. Technological Potential: Discusses […]

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Mulching Magic: How Ladakhi Farmers are Making Watermelons Thrive in the Cold!

Summary:    Mulching in Ladakh: The village of Phey is successfully cultivating organic watermelons using a technique called mulching, which involves covering the soil with organic materials. Factors of Success: The success is attributed to adapting traditional methods and embracing new techniques, which could be beneficial if replicated in other arid regions of India. Organic […]

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A New Harvest: Crop Diversification Reshapes West Bengal’s Agriculture

Summary:    Shift from Wheat to Lucrative Crops: Border districts are moving away from wheat cultivation and embracing crops like bananas, lentils, and maize due to economic viability. Increased Income and Sustainability: Alternative crops offer better income and diversification, improving overall sustainability. Challenges: Market access, technical knowledge, and government policies remain challenges. Government Initiatives: India’s […]

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Why India will See More Heatwave Days in 2024?

Summary:    The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts more frequent and intense heatwaves in India this summer due to the El Niño phenomenon. Warmer Pacific Ocean: El Niño leads to warmer ocean temperatures in the Pacific, altering atmospheric circulation patterns. Reduced Monsoon Activity: Altered circulation weakens monsoon winds, reducing crucial summer rains. Less Cloud Cover: […]

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Tropical cyclones with increased intensity necessitate a new category.

Beyond Category 5: The Looming Threat of Super Cyclones and the Urgent Need for Adaptation   Tropical cyclones, colossal weather systems characterized by swirling winds, torrential rains, and storm surges, have long been a force of nature wreaking havoc on coastal communities. However, a new and terrifying chapter is unfolding – the rise of super […]

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A Deeper Dive: Eradicating TB in India – A Distant Dream?

This editorial, likely inspired by a piece in The Hindu newspaper, dissects the challenges that make eradicating Tuberculosis (TB) in India a distant dream. Here’s a comprehensive analysis with data and potential solutions:   TB prevalence: 199 new infections per 100,000 people (2022) Undernutrition: Contributes to 34-45% of new TB cases annually MDR-TB cases: 63,801 […]

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The Sting of a Changing Climate: A Growing Threat to Hill State Farmers

The recent findings shared by horticulturists and agriculturalists at the Shimla Climate Meet paint a concerning picture. Farmers in India’s hill states, particularly those in Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir, and Uttarakhand, are bearing the brunt of a rapidly changing climate. This editorial aims to shed light on the specific challenges faced by these farmers and advocate […]

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The Looming Water Crisis in Bengaluru: A Wake-Up Call for India

Summary:   Bengaluru’s Water Crisis: The city is experiencing its worst drought in 40 years, leading to a severe water shortage. With a need for 2,600-2,800 million litres daily, it’s only receiving about half. Government Measures: Authorities have imposed water usage restrictions and are utilizing milk tankers to distribute water. Private borewells may also be […]

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