The Hindu Editorial 31-January-2024 1. A blurred mapping of internal female migration Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy – Issues relating to development and employment. Crucial for UPSC as it assesses socio-economic issues, gender dynamics, and policy implications of internal migration in India. Context: The article discusses the underrepresentation and challenges faced by women in internal migration…
The Hindu Editorial 30-January-2024 1. Early nutrition impacts cognitive development. Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health UPSC candidates must grasp the significance of combatting early childhood stunting for holistic development and its implications on education and public health. Context: The article discusses the profound impact of early childhood stunting on both height and cognitive development,…
The Hindu Editorial 29-January-2024 1. The year commences, but with deep foreboding. Topic: GS2 – International Relations. GS2 – Indian Polity Critical for UPSC as it covers global geopolitics, India’s strategic challenges, internal issues, and parliamentary functioning, testing comprehensive awareness. Context: The article discusses the ominous global outlook in 2024, highlighting potential escalations in the Ukraine conflict,…
The Hindu Editorial 27-January-2024 1. Lessons from a high-profile Harvard exit Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Education Relevant to UPSC as it addresses global right-wing challenges to diversity, equity, and inclusion, impacting academia and political discourse. Context: The article discusses the resignation of Harvard’s first African-American President, Claudine Gay, amid controversy. It highlights the challenges…
The Hindu Editorial 25-January-2024 1. India’s problem — different drugs, identical brand names. Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government Policies – Issues arising out of their design & implementation. UPSC Relevance: Critical patient safety concern – Identical drug names in India lead to confusion, prescription errors, demanding urgent reforms for regulation. Context: The article discusses the…
The Hindu Editorial 24-January-2024 1. The larger message to New Delhi from the Red Sea Topic: GS2 – International Relations – Effect of policies and politics of developed and developing countries on India’s interests Critical for UPSC aspirants, the article discusses India’s strategic shift, emphasizing the need for an Indo-Pacific strategy amid evolving challenges from China….
The Hindu Editorial 23-January-2024 1. Tax contribution by States needs to be revisited. Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy – Issues relating to mobilization of resources. Relevant for UPSC as it explores the evolution of Finance Commission formulas, proposing the inclusion of GST and petroleum consumption for efficiency. Context: The article discusses the evolution of distribution formulas…
The Hindu Editorial 22-January-2024 1. Post Office Act, its unbridled powers of interception Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government policies – Issues arising out of their design & implementation. This article on legislative changes in India’s telecommunications laws is crucial for UPSC as it addresses governance, constitutional rights, and privacy concerns, aligning with GS-2 topics. Context:…
The Hindu Editorial 20-January-2024 1. Gearing up for change Topic: GS1 – Geography – Monsoon This topic is relevant for both Prelims and Mains in the context of understanding monsoon, its regional variability and importance of meteorological analysis for guiding regional planning, enhancing climate resilience, and allocating resources effectively Context: The editorial highlights the 150th anniversary…
The Hindu Editorial 19-January-2024 1. Smaller citizens Topic: GS2 – Social Justice- Education This topic is not much relevant in the context of Prelims but more for Mains in the context of educational policy and learning challenges in India. Context: The article discusses about the impact of the Pandemic on Education in India. The age range…