UPSC Current Affairs: How is knowing about the nominal effective exchange rate and real effective exchange rate relevant to the UPSC exam? What significance do topics like the energy policy and the IMF’s assessment of India’s

With Australia’s world-first social media ban for children under 16 just a week away, we break down what it is about, how it works, and which platforms are affected.

From astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to Bicon’s Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw — the digs at Bengaluru infamous traffic snarls keep coming. Despite attempts at improving and even expanding the existing road network and opening of newer metro lines,

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) is now affordable and accessible to almost 92% of people living with HIV globally

A better idea of the rupee's weakening in the last one year can be obtained from the movements in its so-called nominal effective exchange rate and real effective exchange rate. Here's what they are, how

We have to keep children’s safety and dignity at the centre and then think about how we design education around it.

Should we turn to the cheapest supplier to accelerate the competitiveness and pace of the green transition? Or should we be cautious because of the security implications of overdependence on one supplier — China, at

IPS Shubham Arya, Bihar malkhana reform: For decades, malkhanas, or evidence rooms, posed a major administrative nightmare, with piles and piles of evidence gathering dust as trials wore on. But Buxar SP Shubham Arya is

Seven months after BluSmart’s shutdown, women who were once part of the electric cab fleet are still struggling — out of work, in debt, and hoping for better opportunities to come by.

On a year-on-year basis, the Sensex has risen only 8.42 per cent, despite strong macroeconomic indicators and good domestic flows, especially through mutual funds.

Three images speak of a deliberative space that was always fragile, and is now rapidly shrinking

How is knowing about the Cyclone Ditwah relevant to the UPSC exam? What significance do topics like the exports to the US, Kashi Tamil Sangamam, and Basic Structure Doctrine hold for both the Preliminary and Main

Toto and Meena have told interrogators they walked 3 days and 50 km through the tough terrain of Rann of Kutch; Popat and Gauri bore on them their clothes and Rs 32

The Centre has approved a scheme to promote manufacturing of rare earth permanent magnets in India. Can this scheme make India truly self-reliant? Where does India stand in the global supply chain?

UPSC Ethics Simplified: Gen Z is emerging as a major force in UPSC, bringing new communication styles, ethical dilemmas, and digital-first attitudes into governance. Will the ethical foundations of the civil services be impacted by

The Supreme Court has upheld the termination of Lt Samuel Kamlesan for allegedly refusing to enter his regiment’s ‘Sarva Dharma Sthal’, which according to him has only a temple and a gurdwara and no church.

Reenu and Rachana Debnath initially filmed TikTok sketches and later launched a YouTube channel, gaining a significant following.

A High Density Network is formed by corridors where trains are running beyond capacity in most sections. Which are such corridors in India, and what efforts are being made to decongest them?

Unusual alliances have been formed in Maharashtra local body polls across Mahayuti, MVA parties, with several leaders insisting that such tie-ups based on local factors don't signal a larger shift in state politics

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam has entered mainstream storytelling as both a punchline and a plot device. Tere Ishk Mein follows the pattern perfectly.

At the centre of a now-shelved proposal to alter its constitutional status, Chandigarh began as an idea, envisioned by Nehru but executed by bureaucrats and builders who were ahead of their time.

Time to forget about building temples and giant statues of dead leaders, and concentrate on building cities that don’t look like slums.

Officials said construction and civil work are underway and a detailed design presentation is being worked out for the Museum of Royal Kingdoms of India whose foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ cannot be a banner. It must be a becoming

On the night of November 26, Bhuri Bai, a member of the Sahariya tribe, died while standing in a queue for urea, where the wait was as long as 16 hours.