Read·Recall·Rise
Read·Recall·Rise
UPSC SYLLABUS
Constitution, governance, and institutions.
20 briefs loaded
Supreme Court and Allahabad High Court rulings reinforce the fundamental right to peaceful protest, quashing arbitrary state notices and NSA charges against students.
The massive disproportionate funding received by obscure Registered Unrecognised Political Parties highlights the urgent need to empower the Election Commission to deregister non-serious entities.
The Union government is drafting a new Seeds Bill and Pesticides Management Bill to introduce a traceability system and curb fake agricultural inputs while protecting traditional farming rights.
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to reconsider its refusal to lower the NEET-SS qualifying percentile, aiming to prevent precious super-specialty medical seats from going vacant.
The proposal to lower the threshold for Gram Sabha consent for projects on forest land threatens the autonomy of tribal communities and dilutes the Forest Rights Act.
The far-right AfD's record performance in Saxony-Anhalt highlights eastern Germany's political shift and threatens the mainstream 'firewall' against extremist alliances.
Despite WHO warnings, tobacco-free nicotine pouches are entering India through a regulatory vacuum, evading existing tobacco, drug, and electronic cigarette laws.
With all 25 High Courts now headed by regular Chief Justices, the Supreme Court Collegium shifts its focus to filling apex court vacancies, weighing gender representation and the future CJI succession.
The Ministry of Tribal Affairs states that the Forest Rights Act lacks provisions mandating Gram Sabha consent for forest clearances, distancing itself from the requirement to expedite power projects.
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to examine the feasibility of using totaliser machines with EVMs to mask booth-wise voting patterns and protect voter anonymity.
The Supreme Court invoked Article 142 to mass-quash FIRs against CJP protesters, bypassing regular statutes and reigniting debates over the bounds of judicial discretion.
The Centre has deferred the 2027 Census in Manipur amid demands from Meitei and Naga groups to first conduct a National Register of Citizens (NRC) to address demographic and delimitation anxieties.
To combat a massive backlog of 5.18 crore cases, the Supreme Court has directed states to enhance the retirement age of district judicial officers from 60 to 62 years.
The C-DOT-developed emergency cell broadcasting service, operated by State Disaster Management Agencies to issue extreme weather and disaster warnings, has officially resumed operations.
India is revamping its 2015 Model Bilateral Investment Treaty to balance investor protection with sovereign regulatory rights, sparking debates on the need for democratic oversight in treaty-making.
Despite forming 23% of the electorate, India's youth are yet to consolidate into a decisive voting bloc, allowing traditional caste and community identities to dominate political outcomes.
The Indian Copyright Office has ruled that an Artificial Intelligence system cannot be legally recognised as the author of an artwork under the Copyright Act, 1957.
While the Centre promotes mega river-linking to resolve India's water crisis, bureaucratic delays in establishing tribunals and ecological concerns highlight the need for demand-side water management.
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 allows the State to take over the management and assets of NGOs losing their registration, raising constitutional questions of proportionality.
Despite Article 124(3) allowing 'distinguished jurists' to be appointed to the Supreme Court, the provision remains entirely unused after 76 years, prompting fresh debates on judicial diversity.