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Recently a Calcutta High Court judge and a senior IPS officer in West Bengal resigned from their posts and joined political parties.

This article discusses challenges associated with nuclear waste management, particularly in the context of India’s nuclear power program.

Bengaluru, the third most populated city in India, is experiencing the most severe drinking water shortage in its almost half a millennium existence.

The Centre notified the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) rules just before the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections and the enforcement of the Model Code of Conduct.

Proliferation of election spending has emerged as a pivotal concern, undermining the essence of democratic representation.

In India, self-help groups for women have served as catalysts for empowerment, promoting financial self-sufficiency, societal respect, and communal resilience.

India’s labour market is pivotal to its economic growth, especially in the phase of demographic dividend. However, the majority of the workforce is engaged in low-quality jobs, resulting in the suboptimal utilization of labour.

Among the seven countries in South Asia, India holds the distinction of having the largest land area and is home to 185 invasive alien plant species.

The article discusses RBI’s draft disclosure framework on climate-related financial risks and its implications for green transition.

The 22nd Law Commission has suggested the creation of a distinct and dedicated law for the trade secrets ecosystem in India.

Women continue to be underrepresented in Green Jobs market.This article looks into potential reasons and solutions to include women in the green workforce.

The Genome India Project, the most extensive effort to sequence 10,000 genomes of the Indian population, has been completed, as announced by the Department of Biotechnology.