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India's Electronics trade amid declining Chinese export
GS Paper III
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India lags far behind global competitors like Vietnam, Taiwan, and Mexico in leveraging Washington's tariff measures against China to boost electronics exports to the US.
How Artificial Intelligence Regulation is Shaping Up Globally
GS Paper III
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As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is evolving and adopted by businesses at a staggering speed, government and intergovernmental bodies across the world are moving to understand it and potentially put regulations around it.
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In a case relating to the conservation of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB), the Supreme Court has asserted that individuals possess a "right to be shielded from the detrimental impacts of climate change," a right that ought to be upheld under Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution.
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