1. The paradox of India’s global rise, its regional decline Topic: GS2 – International Relations Context: ● The article discusses the paradoxical nature of India’s foreign policy, where its global rise contrasts with a decline in regional influence, primarily due to China’s ascendance in South Asia. ● Despite India’s growing power and participation in global…
1. The judiciary’s shadow over standard essential patents Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity – Judiciary GS3 – Science & Technology – Issues relating to IPR Context ● The article discusses India’s looming crisis surrounding the use of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) by tech companies against its telecom manufacturing sector. ● It highlights the challenges of…
1. The wrong way to fight inequality Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Development and management of social sector/services. Understanding income and wealth inequality in India is crucial for UPSC aspirants to grasp socioeconomic challenges and policy implications. Context: ● The article discusses research by economists, including Thomas Piketty, on income and wealth inequality in…
1. Make EPI an ‘Essential Programme on Immunisation’ Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health, GS2 – Governance – Government Policies The topic highlights the evolution, achievements, and challenges of immunization programs, crucial for public health governance and policy. Context: ● The article discusses the significant milestones in global and Indian immunization programs, challenges faced,…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 30-April-2024 1. Court’s nudge on hospital charges, a reform opportunity Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health, GS2 – Polity – Judiciary The regulation of private hospital procedure rates is crucial for addressing healthcare inefficiencies, a significant topic for UPSC exams. Context: ● The Supreme Court of India directed the government to…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 29-April-2024 1. Inequality can no longer be ignored Topic: GS2 – Social Justice, GS3 – Indian Economy – Inclusive growth This topic is crucial for UPSC as it pertains to socioeconomic issues, governance, and policy-making in India’s development agenda. Context: ● The article discusses the growing debate on inequality and wealth redistribution…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 27-April-2024 1. Sounding the gavel on curative jurisdiction Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity – Judiciary The topic highlights legal precedent and judicial discretion, relevant for understanding judicial reform and constitutional interpretation, crucial for UPSC. Context: ● The article critiques the Supreme Court of India’s use of Curative Jurisdiction in overturning arbitral awards,…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 26-April-2024 1. Questioning the polls ‘rain washes out play’ moments Topic: GS2 – Indian polity – Salient features of Representation of People’s Act Critical for UPSC as it evaluates electoral laws, democratic principles, and governance integrity in India. Context: ● The article discusses the legal and democratic implications of unopposed elections in…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 25-April-2024 1. The Indian seafarer deserves better in choppy high seas Topic: GS2 – International Relations – Important International institutions Crucial for UPSC as it assesses India’s maritime security, international cooperation, and protection of seafarers’ rights. Context: ● The news highlights India’s efforts to address safety concerns for its seafarers amidst rising…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 24-April-2024 1. Toss out the junk food, bring back the healthy food plate Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health This topic is crucial for UPSC as it addresses public health, policy implementation, and socioeconomic implications relevant to governance. Context: ● The article highlights India’s nutritional transition towards unhealthy diets, emphasising policy…