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Vice-President of India, Jagdeep Dhankhar, described the legacy of colonial laws as highly burdensome and called for countries of the Global South to come together for better future prospects.

GS Paper II

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If the goals of war are unclear or ill-defined, it is possible to become entangled in a never-ending and unwinnable conflict.

GS Paper II

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Recently, CJI D.Y. Chandrachud announced his intent to create Constitution Benches of varied strengths as a permanent feature of the Court.

GS Paper II

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This year, the External Affairs Minister visited Guyana, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Panama, which welcomed an Indian minister after 60 years.

GS Paper III

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Javier Milei, the recent winner of Argentina’s presidential election, has drawn attention for his unconventional policies, including replacing the country’s peso currency with the dollar.

GS Paper III

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The "factors of technology" – genetics, crop nutrition, crop protection and agronomic interventions – have boosted agricultural growth in India despite shrinking cultivable land.

GS Paper III

News excerpt: Surplus liquidity normalisation and robust credit growth bolstered monetary policy transmission in India.

GS Paper III

News Excerpt: The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is set to present a plan for emission reduction that will include dietary advice for the rich world, asking its people to curb their meat intake.

GS Paper III

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Innovation in antibiotics research and development is urgently needed.

GS Paper III

News Excerpt: Recently,  an article written by a member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister of India focused attention on the significance of DBT in providing dignity to the poor.

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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reported the country's first human case of the H1N2 virus, also known as the pig virus.