Coal India Limited (CIL) received the Green World Environment Award 2124 in the Corporate Social Responsibility category. The UAE launched the 'Wild Ass Sanctuary' in Little Rann of Kutch, Gujarat. Early successional ecosystems feature high net community production. Categories of ecosystems include functions like climate change and thinkable elements. Hydrological cycles are controlled by forests. Halophytes are plants growing in saline areas. Read More

K. Sanjay Murthy is the new CAG of India. Harsha Vardhan Agarwal became FICCI President in 2024-25. SEBI regulates mutual funds. National Tourism Day is on January 25. Arvinder Singh Sahney chairs IOCL. The Kelkar Committee recommended tax rebates under Section 88. Devaluation aims to boost exports. GDP differs from consumption of fixed capital. GST is an indirect tax. NRIs can open Fixed Deposit Accounts. Read More

This content explores historical figures like Purana Kassapa, a 6th-century BCE Indian philosopher rejecting karma, and Guru Angadji, the second Sikh Guru who developed Gurmukhi. It also covers Tatya Tope, a 1857 Revolt leader, and Subramaniya Bharathiyar, a Tamil poet and freedom fighter. Verghese Kurien transformed India’s dairy sector, earning recognition as the milk revolution’s father. Read More

This geography quiz covers India and global facts, highlighting igneous rocks like granite and gabbro, ocean currents such as the Canary and Labrador in the Atlantic, and the Kuroshio current near Taiwan to Bering Strait. It mentions Italy's Bora wind, the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River, winter rains from the Mediterranean Sea, and Indian landmarks like Mount Abu and Cheruthoni Dam. Read More

King Ptolemy Philadelphus of Egypt sent Dionysius as ambassador to Mauryan King Bindusara. 'Vitastra' and 'Tarushma' are Rigvedic names for rivers Jhelum and Ravi respectively. Minhaj-us-Siraj authored 'Tabqat-i-Nasiri.' Sultan Mubarak Khilji regarded himself as Caliph. King Devaraya II recruited Muslim bowmen. The tenth Mandala of Rigveda contains Purushasukta. Jahangir’s emperor title was 'Jahan-gir,' meaning world conqueror. Read More

India’s Constitution establishes a sovereign democratic republic, balancing legal frameworks with intellectual growth while maintaining universal values. It promotes secularism, heritage pride, unity, citizen responsibility, and global citizenship. Addressing modern challenges like tradition-modernization balance and digital inclusion, it guides governance through digital democracy, environmental stewardship, social justice, gender equality, and international cooperation. Read More

India faces a critical juncture with its demographic dividend, offering economic growth through a young workforce, but challenges like unemployment and skill gaps persist. Initiatives like Skill India and e-Shram enhance human capital, while rising female participation unlocks potential. STEM fields see women facing gender biases and limited support, impacting innovation. Traditional knowledge integration also drives sustainable development. Read More

The Indian Parliament comprises the President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha, with 79 members representing Union Territories. Legislative Assemblies of States shall have adult suffrage under the Constitution. The Chairman of the Committee on Fundamental Rights and Minorities, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, led 50 members. A bill requires an indefinite period without ratification or rejection. The President or Governor can veto or remove certain bills, with constitutional provisions. Read More

Gandhiji promised Swaraj within a year via the Non-Cooperation Movement. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar attended all three Round Table Conferences. Lord Chelmsford was the British Governor-General during the Jallianwala Massacre. Operation Zero Hour aimed to arrest Gandhi and Congress leaders. Shyamji Krishna Varma started 'The Indian Sociologist' to spread revolutionary ideas. Annie Besant united Extremists and Moderates during World War I. Read More

The phrase "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied" highlights delays in India’s legal system, eroding public trust and prolonging victim agony. Notable cases like Nirbhaya (2012-2020), Uphaar Cinema (1997-2015), and Hashimpura (1987-2015) exemplify this issue. Factors include infrastructure shortages, insufficient judge appointments, and outdated technology, with recommendations for delegation and infrastructure improvement. Read More