Tag: UPSC Current Affairs
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09 August 2026 Daily Current Affairs
1. What happens if there is no Constitutional Amendment on Delimitation Why a fresh delimitation could happen • No Constitutional amendment is actually required — Articles 81 & 82 already mandate it once the 2027 Census data is published. Articles 81 and 82 of the Indian Constitution govern the structure and seat allocation of the Lok…
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08 August 2026 Daily Current Affairs
08 August 2026 Daily Current Affairs notes provided by the Exams made simple (temsias) for upsc 2027 exam.
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Environmental Performance Index (EPI) 2026 – UPSC Quick Notes
Environmental Performance Index (EPI) 2026 – UPSC Quick Notes What is EPI? EPI 2026 at a glance India’s Performance India’s performance by major pillars Why did India rank low? Major challenges identified include: Top-performing country (2026) UPSC Prelims Facts
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06 August 2026 Daily Current Affairs
Daily current affairs for 06 August 2026 presented to you where we discuss most important topics for upsc 2027
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All Fiscal Terms For UPSC 2027
What is Fiscal Prudence, fiscal Discipline and how they determine the economy of the nation.
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04 August 2026 The Hindu Newspaper Analysis
Supreme Court Judges Strength Increased to 38: SC (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill 2026 The Lok Sabha passed the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026 on August 3 without any debate, as Opposition protests disrupted proceedings. • The Bill increases the strength of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38, including the Chief…
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Samudra Manthan Scheme: India’s ₹84,084 Crore Push for Deepwater Oil & Gas Exploration
The Union Cabinet has approved an ambitious ₹84,084 crore National Offshore Exploration Scheme, popularly known as the Samudra Manthan Scheme, to accelerate India’s deepwater and ultra-deepwater oil and natural gas exploration. The programme will be implemented until FY 2030-31 and aims to reduce exploration risks, attract private investment, boost domestic hydrocarbon production, and strengthen India’s…
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Banchhada Community of Madhya Pradesh: Why Girls Are Celebrated at Birth but Forced into Sex Work
Banchhada Community: A Disturbing Social Reality in Madhya Pradesh The Banchhada community, a de-notified tribe primarily residing in the districts of Mandsaur, Neemuch, and Ratlam in western Madhya Pradesh, has long been associated with a deeply rooted social practice where girls are expected to enter sex work after reaching puberty. While the birth of a…