1. Understanding the Delimitation Exercise Introduction:The upcoming delimitation process for Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, slated to be based on the initial Census data post-2026, has sparked considerable discourse…
IntroductionThe period since the Fourteenth Finance Commission award (2015-16) has seen a reduction in financial transfers to states by the Union government, despite recommendations to increase devolution. Decrease in Financial TransfersThe…
#governance Revisions in Cab fare structure In a groundbreaking move, Karnataka has introduced standardized kilometre-based fares for all categories of cabs operating in Bengaluru and across the state, including airport…
1. The Intersection of Myanmar's Civil Conflict and India's Strategic Concerns Introduction:The seizure of Paletwa in Chin State by the Arakan Army has raised concerns about the progress of significant…
Introduction:Improving sanitation coverage has been a significant public policy achievement in India over the past decade. The country's efforts align with Goal 6 of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, focusing…
#governance Regularization of Bagar Hukum(unauthorized cultivation) The revenue department in Bengaluru has set a deadline for addressing 9.29 lakh petitions seeking legalization of unauthorized cultivation on government lands known as…
1. Recommendation from the 22nd Law Commission to Maintain Criminal Defamation Introduction:The 22nd Law Commission has proposed the retention of criminal defamation as an offense within the new legal framework…
Introduction:During the inaugural session of the new Parliament, a controversy arose regarding copies of the Indian Constitution gifted to Members, where the terms 'Socialist' and 'Secular' seemed to be omitted…
Three Wetlands of Karnataka into Ramsar list On February 1, 2024, Bhupender Yadav, the Union Minister of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), revealed the inclusion of…
EXPECTED CREDIT POTENTIAL OF KARNATAKA BY NABARD NABARD has projected Karnataka's credit potential at ₹23.97 lakh crore for 2024-25, with the agriculture sector accounting for 46%.More on the topic:The MSME…
