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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 04 Oct 2025
The tragic stampede during a political leader’s rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu, has once again brought the issue of crowd safety into sharp focus. As people tried to climb a tree behind the political leader’s vehicle, they fell into the gathering, panic spread, and a deadly crush followed. Unfortunately, such incidents are not isolated. Religious festivals, sporting events, railway stations, and political gatherings in India have repeatedly witnessed stampedes leading to large-scale loss of life..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 03 Oct 2025
The launch of the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) in 2021 and the announcement of a ₹76,000 crore incentive package marked the beginning of India’s formal entry into the global semiconductor ecosystem. In just four years, India has moved from being largely a consumer of chips to developing its own indigenous designs, packaging facilities, and manufacturing capabilities. The recent SEMICON India 2025 conference showcased these achievements and highlighted India’s ambition to become a global semiconductor powerhouse..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 01 Oct 2025
India’s rivers have always been central to its ecology, economy, and culture. However, they are under severe stress from rising pollution loads. A recent Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) assessment report (September 2025) highlights the extent of the crisis. Maharashtra continues to record the highest number of polluted rivers stretches (54), followed by several other states. Although there has been a marginal decline in the number of polluted stretches compared to the last assessment, the overall situation is still critical..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 30 Sep 2025
World Heart Day is observed annually on 29 September, coordinated globally by the World Heart Federation (WHF) in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and national governments. The day serves to raise awareness on cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), which account for the largest share of global mortality..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 29 Sep 2025
In an era of shifting global alignments, the relationship between India and the European Union (EU) has gained fresh significance. The unpredictability in U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump highlighted the need for stable partnerships, and Europe is positioning itself as a reliable, “all-weather” friend of India..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 27 Sep 2025
World Tourism Day is celebrated on 27 September, a day designated by the United Nations to highlight the social, cultural, economic and environmental importance of tourism. The date commemorates the adoption of the Constitution of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) in 1970, which was an important milestone for global tourism cooperation. World Tourism Day was first officially celebrated in 1980. Since 1997, a host country has been selected annually. This year, the official celebrations and the World Tourism Summit are being held in Malacca, Malaysia, from 27 to 29 September 2025..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 26 Sep 2025
India has undertaken one of the most significant reforms in its indirect taxation system since the launch of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in 2017. Popularly described as GST 2.0, the reform package that came into effect on 22 September 2025 involves a broad restructuring of GST slabs, rationalisation of rates, and streamlining of compliance procedures..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 25 Sep 2025
In any democracy, the conduct of free and fair elections is not merely a procedural formality but a constitutional commitment to the will of the people. At the heart of this process lies the electoral roll, the very register that confers upon citizens the ability to exercise their franchise. A comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date voter list is indispensable for maintaining the legitimacy of elections. Conversely, errors in enrolment, wrongful deletions, or duplications can undermine the credibility of the electoral process and raise concerns of disenfranchisement. In recent times, debates over the deletion of names from electoral rolls—such as in Bihar and Karnataka’s Aland constituency—have brought into focus the processes, safeguards, and challenges of electoral roll management in India..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 24 Sep 2025
India’s healthcare system has long been characterised by limited access to quality treatment and high dependence on personal savings. Every year, nearly 6 crore Indians are pushed into poverty due to medical expenses. For decades, health insurance remained beyond the reach of the poor, forcing families to borrow or sell assets during medical emergencies..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 23 Sep 2025
Water is the basis of life. It sustains our health, feeds our farms, powers industries, and keeps natural ecosystems alive. Yet, despite being so central, water is fast becoming one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century. India’s situation is especially critical. The country supports nearly 18% of the world’s population but has access to only 4% of global freshwater resources. This mismatch puts India under constant pressure. Over the years, rapid urbanisation, growing industries, and a rising population have sharply increased the demand for clean water. At the same time, climate change and erratic rainfall patterns have made water availability even more uncertain..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 22 Sep 2025
The Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) recently released a decadal analysis of the fiscal health of states, marking the first time such a long-term comparative study has been published. Presented by CAG K. Sanjay Murthy at the State Finance Secretaries Conference, the report highlights how state-level borrowings have risen sharply over the past decade..
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Daily News Analysis for UPSC | Current Affairs for UPSC Preparation | Dhyeya IAS / 20 Sep 2025
Recently released inflation data for India's economy presents a curious scenario. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell to 2.07% in August 2025, one of the lowest levels in recent years. Meanwhile, the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) showed a modest increase of only 0.52%. This situation may seem like a relief to consumers, as prices of essential commodities remain stable and households' purchasing power is secure. But if we analyze it deeply, the picture is not that simple. Extremely low inflation challenges the government's fiscal strategy, as tax collection and budgetary balance depend on nominal GDP growth. While households have received relief from inflation, the risk of worsening fiscal balances is increasing. This paradox poses a difficult question for policymakers: is extremely low inflation actually beneficial for a developing economy like India?.
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