Animal slaughter bans in India cause agrarian distress by turning unproductive cattle into liabilities. This devastates meat and leather industries, worsens nutritional anemia, and escalates a stray cattle menace that destroys standing crops, threatening the broader rural livelihood economy.
Click to View MoreIndia established the International Big Cat Alliance to protect seven global big cat species. Despite postponing its first summit due to Ebola, IBCA serves as a vital platform for wildlife conservation, transboundary cooperation, and climate resilience.
Click to View MoreISRO's Gaganyaan mission aims to send astronauts into a 400-km low Earth orbit. To guarantee their survival, ISRO is indigenously developing an advanced Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) to recreate Earth-like air, pressure, and temperature in microgravity.
Click to View MoreRaja Rammohan Roy, the Father of the Indian Renaissance, pioneered social reforms like Sati abolition. He founded the Brahmo Samaj and early Indian newspapers like Sambad Kaumudi, blending Western education with Indian philosophy to modernize 19th-century India.
Click to View MoreVeera Pasi was a Dalit commander in the 1857 Revolt who bravely rescued Rana Beni Madhav from British captivity. Excluded from mainstream texts, his legacy survives through oral traditions and is now reclaimed for socio-political empowerment.
Click to View MoreThe deepening Russia-China strategic and economic partnership, driven by shared anti-Western sentiments and Russian dependence post-sanctions, fundamentally reshapes global geopolitics today. While avoiding a formal military alliance, this convergence significantly narrows India's diplomatic space, necessitating alternative strategies for continental security.
Click to View MorePersonality rights protect an individual’s identity—including name, image, and voice—from unauthorized commercial exploitation. While Indian courts derive these from Article 21, the absence of a codified law creates challenges in combating AI-driven deepfakes while safeguarding democratic free speech.
Click to View MoreIndia’s criminal justice system is embracing a victim-centric model through the BNSS 2023, guaranteeing structured victim compensation, active procedural participation, and timely updates. This transition successfully balances restorative justice mechanisms with retributive frameworks while protecting the accused's constitutional rights.
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