20-Apr-2026
Female Labour Force Participation (FLFP) in India has shown a noticeable increase in recent years, especially after 2017–18, according to periodic labour force surveys.
20-Apr-2026
Israel’s evolving concept of the “Yellow Line” has emerged as a significant development in contemporary conflict strategy, particularly in the context of its operations in Gaza and its extension into southern Lebanon in 2026.
20-Apr-2026
The National Mineral Exploration Trust (NMET) has gained importance in recent years due to: Increasing focus on critical and strategic minerals required for sectors such as renewable energy, defence, electronics, and electric vehicles
18-Apr-2026
The policy of Bank Nationalisation in 1969 continues to be revisited in discussions on the role of the state in economic management, financial inclusion, and banking sector reforms in India.
18-Apr-2026
According to the latest estimates in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) World Economic Outlook (WEO) 2026, India has slipped to the 6th position among the world’s largest economies in terms of nominal GDP.
18-Apr-2026
The Astra Mk-2 missile, an advanced Beyond Visual Range (BVR) air-to-air missile being developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation, has gained attention due to: Plans to extend its operational range beyond 200 km ,Progress toward production and induction into the Indian Air Force
18-Apr-2026
The River Basin Management (RBM) Scheme has gained renewed attention as the Government of India has decided to continue and strengthen it for the period 2026–27 to 2030–31, with a sharper focus on scientific planning and sustainable water governance.
17-Apr-2026
The Lakhwar Hydroelectric Project, a long-pending multipurpose river valley project on the Yamuna River in Uttarakhand, has gained renewed attention due to progress in construction, improved inter-state cooperation, and financial commitments by participating states.
17-Apr-2026
The Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (CAFE) norms have come into renewed focus due to ongoing discussions between the government and automobile industry regarding the implementation of stricter CAFE-III standards, aimed at improving fuel efficiency and reducing vehicular emissions in India.
16-Apr-2026
Researchers at University of Cambridge have developed a new class of brain-inspired hafnium oxide memristors, which have the potential to drastically reduce the energy consumption of artificial intelligence systems.
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