In August 1947, as the British Empire loosened its grip on the Indian subcontinent, two new nations were born: India  and Pakistan . But...

Introduction India's G20 Presidency in 2023 was a watershed moment in global diplomacy. Under the theme "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (The...

What are Cut Motions? Cut motions are a tool the opposition uses to limit government spending in the political and economic context of...

The National Cyber Security Policy of India was first implemented in 2013, with the intention of establishing a trustworthy and protected...

What is India's Nuclear Programme? India's nuclear program began in the 1950s, with the establishment of the Atomic Energy Commission and...

PART VI of the Indian Constitution deals with the states of India and their governments. It covers the executive, legislative, and...

Introduction Inclusive Development refers to including everyone in India's growth narrative. Growth without inclusiveness is hollow and...

Introduction Superstition is typically defined as "a belief or behaviour stemming from ignorance, fear of the unknown, reliance in magic...

Introduction Anganwadi is a government-sponsored child-care and mother-care development programmes in India at the village level. It...

Introduction The Indian society is divided into various sects and classes. This is due of the prevailing caste structure in the nation....

Introduction For a long time, it has been commonly theorised that nations will go to war for control of water, particularly shared water,...

Introduction A pardon is a mercy, forgiveness, or clemency act. The concept of pardon is a relic from a time when an omnipotent king had...

Introduction The right to life is a fundamental basic human right. It is a fundamental right protected by Article 21 of Part-III of the...

Introduction Sarva Dharma Samabhava is an indigenous notion of Indian secularism that arose in independent India under the influence of...

Introduction The CAF is a nationally constituted authority with a corpus of crores of money . This is money paid by developers who have...

Introduction Corporate agriculture is associated with industrial agriculture and the growing influence of agribusiness in rural...

Introduction Fortification is the intentional addition of one or more micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) to a food or condiment in...

Introduction There shall be a President of India—Article 52, Constitution of India. Despite being vested with tremendous power, it is...

Introduction The Enforcement Directorate was established in 1956 with its headquarters located in New Delhi. It is tasked with enforcing...

Introduction Coined by Joseph Nye in the late 1980s, the term "soft power" refers to the ability of a country to persuade others to do...

Introduction Semiconductor, a class of crystalline solids whose electrical conductivity is midway between that of a conductor and an...

Introduction The major reason for the founding of the upper house was to achieve the letter and spirit of federalism. “The need has been...

Introduction India is the world’s biggest producer of jute , followed by Bangladesh. West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and...

Introduction “To promote and sustain an enabling competition culture through engagement and enforcement that would inspire businesses to...