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22nd February 2025 (11 Topics)
The northern region of Iraq, especially around the Zagros Mountains, is slowly sinking into the Earth. This process is happening very slowly, over millions of years, and is caused by forces deep insid...
India and Qatar have a long-standing trade relationship, primarily fueled by India's heavy imports of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from Qatar. As India’s energy demand grows, LNG plays an even bigger...
In early February 2025, global sea ice cover reached a new record low, dipping to 15.76 million square kilometers over a five-day period, surpassing the previous low of 15.93 million square kilometers...
The Supreme Court of India addressed a petition regarding the rising incidents of crimes against women, including rape, and emphasized the importance of moral education and sexual equality as part of ...
Governments don’t have their own money; it’s the taxpayers’ money. Every penny the government spends comes from citizens either through taxes or borrowing. So, it’s important to know how the g...
The Namo Drone Didi Yojana (NDDY) is gaining significant attention as it represents a key initiative aimed at empowering rural women, specifically those from Self-Help Groups (SHGs), through the use o...
Around 3 lakh Olive Ridley turtles have arrived on Odisha's coastline for their annual mass nesting event known as "arribada." This incredible natural occurrence sees the turtles traveling over 9,000 ...
Microsoft has introduced Majorana 1, a groundbreaking quantum chip designed to bring industrial-scale quantum computing within reach in just a few years. What is Majorana 1? Majorana 1 is the w...
The topic of migration, particularly illegal migration, and the policies surrounding it have come under scrutiny, especially regarding how they affect India and its relationship with the U.S. The issu...
The Lokpal’s ruling that High Court judges are under its jurisdiction has sparked controversy, with the Supreme Court staying it. The issue involves a balance between judicial independence and accou...
The Indian judicial system faces an enormous backlog of cases, with over 82,000 cases pending in the Supreme Court, more than 62 lakh in the High Courts, and close to five crore in lower courts. This ...
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