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Economic Survey 2025–26: Reimagining the State as an Entrepreneur for Inclusive Growth

IFH

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2026-02-01

The Economic Survey 2025–26 presents a strategic reimagining of the Indian state as an entrepreneurial actor navigating a fractured and uncertain global order. Moving beyond diagnosis, it advocates risk-embracing, proactive policymaking to sustain growth, resilience, and inclusion. Emphasising macroeconomic stability, fiscal consolidation, and external sector strength, the Survey situates Atmanirbharta as a tool for strategic resilience and indispensability, while underscoring the need for administrative reform to integrate India into high-value global supply chains.

China, Russia, Iran start 'BRICS Plus' naval exercises in South African waters

IFH

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2026-01-10

China, Russia and Iran began a week of joint naval exercises in South Africa's waters in what the host country described as a BRICS Plus operation to "ensure the safety of shipping and maritime economic activities". BRICS Plus is an expansion of a geopolitical bloc originally comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - and seen by members as a counterweight to U.S. and Western economic dominance - to include six other countries.

Chevron's High-Stakes Bet: Staying in Venezuela Through Crisis and Change

IFH

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2026-01-09

Venezuela holds the world's largest oil reserves, mostly heavy crude perfectly suited for U.S. Gulf Coast refineries. After decades of prosperity, nationalization, mismanagement under Chávez and Maduro, corruption, and hyperinflation devastated the economy. While most foreign companies fled, Chevron remained, producing about 25% of the country's oil and serving as a key tool in U.S. policy—balancing sanctions with economic relief to influence Maduro. Despite broken infrastructure and political risks, Chevron plays the long game, betting its deep presence will deliver massive rewards when stability returns.

India's Agrarian Crisis: 28 Years of Farmer Suicides

Vatsal Chaudhary

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2026-01-02

India's agricultural sector has been in the grip of a prolonged crisis that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives over nearly three decades. Between 1995 and 2023, at least 394,206 farmers and agricultural labourers died by suicide across the country, averaging approximately 13,600 deaths annually. This staggering toll represents one of the most severe humanitarian crises in rural India, reflecting deep-seated structural problems in the agricultural economy that successive governments have struggled to address effectively.

RBI Financial Stability Report

Vatsal Chaudhary

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2026-01-01

The Reserve Bank of India’s December 2025 Financial Stability Report (FSR) assesses systemic risks to India’s financial sector and evaluates the resilience of banks amid domestic strength and global uncertainties.

The Transformation of India’s Rural Safety Net: From MGNREGA to G RAM G Bill

Vatsal Chaudhary

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2025-12-23

The central government has proposed a significant overhaul of the 2005 Act through the Viksit Bharat-G RAM G Bill 2025, also referred to in governmental discussions as the Pujya Bapu Rural Employment Guarantee Act.

Social Media and Civil Servants: An Ethical Examination

Bhagwan Misra

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2025-12-17

Social media has become an inseparable part of modern public life. Platforms such as Instagram, X (Twitter), and YouTube are no longer limited to personal expression; they shape public opinion, narratives, and trust in institutions. In this environment, many civil servants have also begun using social media for communication, outreach, and visibility.

India’s E-Waste Surge

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2025-12-15

India has witnessed a dramatic surge in electronic waste (e-waste) generation, reaching an estimated 2.2 million tonnes in 2025, positioning the country as the third-largest global e-waste producer, after China and the United States. This 150% increase since 2017-18 reflects rapid digitization, increased consumption of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), and the shrinking lifespan of electronic devices due to technological advancements.

Understanding Stablecoins

IFH

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2025-12-13

A stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value by pegging its worth to an external reference asset, such as a fiat currency (most commonly the US dollar), a basket of currencies, or even precious metals. Unlike highly volatile cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which experience significant price fluctuations, stablecoins aim to provide price stability. This attribute makes them a reliable medium of exchange within the blockchain ecosystem, suitable for daily transactions, remittances, and as a store of value.

Southeast Asia’s First Coral Larvae Cryobank

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2025-12-10

The recent launch of Southeast Asia’s first coral larvae cryobank in the Philippines marks a pioneering step in marine biodiversity conservation and the fight against the loss of coral reefs. This facility, acting as a “genetic seed vault” for corals, is designed to preserve and eventually restore the rich but threatened diversity of coral ecosystems that form the backbone of marine life in the Coral Triangle, a region spanning the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and neighbouring countries.

India’s Evolving Disaster Resilience Framework

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2025-12-09

India’s approach to disaster management has undergone a transformation, moving beyond reactive relief towards proactive risk reduction, preparedness, and resilience-building strategies. This evolution is marked by the integration of science-based hazard modelling, nature-driven solutions, and innovative financial mechanisms, all embedded within robust institutional and policy frameworks.

Modi Meets Putin: Balancing Act Between Moscow and the West

Vatsal Chaudhary

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2025-12-07

The strategic relationship between India and Russia, historically robust and multi-faceted, currently operates under immense duress, a situation acutely highlighted during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first state visit to India since the Ukraine conflict began in 2022. The visit immediately sparked a diplomatic battle waged across the Indian print media, catching the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) off guard.

Inclusive Growth: Ethical Foundations, Institutional Role, and Governance Imperatives-

Bhagwan Misra

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2025-12-04

According to the World Bank, inclusive growth refers to economic growth that is broad-based, shared across sectors, and inclusive of a large part of a country’s labour force, so that benefits reach all sections of society. In the Indian context, inclusive growth is not merely an economic goal but an ethical commitment embedded in the Preamble, Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), and the idea of social justice. Despite sustained economic growth, India continues to face challenges of poverty, inequality, informalization of labour, and regional imbalance, making inclusive growth a central governance concern.

The Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive Scheme

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2025-11-30

India’s stride towards technological self-reliance and green energy adoption has brought critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements - to the center stage of policy planning. The recently launched ₹1,500 crore Critical Mineral Recycling Incentive Scheme by the Ministry of Mines is an essential pillar of the larger National Critical Mineral Mission (NCMM), directly addressing India’s overdependence on mineral imports and promoting a sustainable, domestic ecosystem for critical mineral recovery.

The Enduring Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute: Roots of the Conflict

Vatsal Chaudhary

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2025-11-30

The border shared between Thailand and Cambodia, stretching over 800 kilometres (500 miles), has long been a source of tension, rooted in colonial history and fuelled by intense nationalist passions. Recent months have seen a significant escalation in this long-running conflict, characterised by deadly clashes, the deployment of heavy weaponry, and severe diplomatic ruptures that plunged the region into crisis.

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Shubhra Ranjan

Political Science, International Relations, Governance

Expert in Political Science and International Relations

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Upendra Gaur

Sociology optional

Specializes in Sociology optional for UPSC CSE.

5+ Years of Teaching Experience

Vatsal Chaudhary

Political Science, Public Administration

Over 10+ Years of Teaching Experience

Satya Prakash

Political Science

10 years teaching PSIR/Polity to UPSC aspirants! NIT Patna grad who believes in friendly, open classes where students grow holistically for exam success.

Over 10+ years of teaching experience

Rohit Bansal

Political Science, Society, International Relations

Specializes in PSIR optional, Sociology, Essay, Current Affairs, Indian Society and CUET

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Bhagwan Mishra

Essay, Ethics, Governance & Internal Security

Ethics & Governance expert with 9+ years' teaching experience. Specializes in case-study methodology, fostering critical analysis and real-world application. Integrates current affairs for comprehensive UPSC preparation.

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Akhilesh Srivastava

Geography and Disaster Management

Geography & Disaster Management expert with 12+ years teaching experience. M.Sc. (Geography) from Kashi Vidyapeeth. Specializes in simplifying complex geographical concepts through engaging pedagogical techniques.

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Rashid Yasin

History

Gold Medalist History scholar (AMU) with MA specialization and 15+ years teaching experience. Expert in transforming historical concepts for both GS and Optional papers through structured, engaging pedagogy.

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Karuna Mishra

Geography

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