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Polity
Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill – Chandigarh
Proposes bringing Chandigarh under Article 240. President can make regulations for UT. Aligns with UTs without legislature (like Andaman & Nicobar, Lakshadweep). Administration via centrally appointed Administrator/LG.
Culture
Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0
Under Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat initiative. Celebrates cultural, spiritual, linguistic ties between Tamil Nadu and Kashi. Includes seminars, heritage walks, cultural exchanges, Tamil teaching in Varanasi schools.
Judiciary
Justice Surya Kant – 51st CJI
New Chief Justice of India. Known for major constitutional cases: Article 370 ruling, Pegasus spyware case, Bihar electoral roll scrutiny. Expertise in constitutional and public law.
Defence
Operation Drishti – Eye Care Initiative
Indian Army’s advanced eye-care outreach at Command Hospital, Udhampur (J&K). 2,000+ screened; 400+ surgeries (cataracts, glaucoma, retinal disorders). Enhanced civil-military cooperation in healthcare.
Economy
J&K First Limestone Block Auction
Shift to transparent, auction-based mineral allocation. Attracts private investment; promotes mining sector reforms. Aims to boost industrial activity, jobs, and Ease of Doing Business in UT.
International
Omani Rial – Unified Currency Symbol
Central Bank of Oman launched unified symbol for Omani Rial. Ensures consistent representation across financial, commercial, and digital systems. Enhances global identity and visibility.
Technology
ACITI Partnership (Australia-Canada-India)
Trilateral partnership on critical and emerging technologies. Focus: green energy innovation, critical mineral supply chains, ethical AI. Supports net-zero goals and tech collaboration.
Business
Larry Page – World’s 3rd Richest
Larry Page surpassed Jeff Bezos. Driven by Alphabet stock surge after strong Q3 and Gemini 3 AI launch (74% improvement, PhD-level reasoning). Page holds ~3.2% of Alphabet.
Education
IIM Ranchi – AMBA & 4 Palmes
AMBA accreditation (international quality benchmark) + 4 Palmes of Excellence (Eduniversal). Places IIM Ranchi among top 2% globally influential business schools. Part of JAP 2026 joint admissions.
Climate
India at COP30 Belém – Climate Justice
India’s stance: climate justice, equitable finance, oppose unilateral carbon tariffs. Urges developed nations to honour Rio/Paris finance commitments. Supports Just Transition Mechanism; protects vulnerable communities.
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Which article will govern Chandigarh under 131st Amendment?
Article 240
Presidential regulations; like A&N, Lakshadweep
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Under which initiative is Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0 organized?
Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat
Cultural ties between Tamil Nadu & Kashi
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What is Operation Drishti by Indian Army?
Eye-Care Outreach Initiative
2,000+ screened; 400+ surgeries; Udhampur J&K
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What does ACITI Partnership focus on?
Critical & Emerging Technologies
Australia-Canada-India; green energy, AI, critical minerals
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Which AI model boosted Alphabet’s stock making Larry Page 3rd richest?
Gemini 3
74% improvement; PhD-level reasoning
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Which cases is new CJI Surya Kant known for?
Article 370 & Pegasus Cases
51st CJI; constitutional law expert
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What dual recognition did IIM Ranchi receive?
AMBA + 4 Palmes of Excellence
Top 2% globally; Eduniversal ranking
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What is India’s key stance at COP30 Belém?
Climate Justice & Oppose Carbon Tariffs
Equitable finance; Just Transition; protect vulnerable
Think & Discuss
Climate Justice at COP30: Should Developed Nations Pay More?
Context from today’s quiz: At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, India emphasized climate justice and equitable finance, urging developed nations to honour long-pending climate finance commitments made under the Rio Earth Summit and Paris Agreement. India opposed unilateral measures like carbon border taxes and supported the Just Transition Mechanism while calling for protection of vulnerable communities.
🤔 Your Perspective Matters
The debate over “Common But Differentiated Responsibilities” (CBDR) remains contentious. Developed nations argue all major emitters must now contribute equally, while developing nations point to historical emissions and the carbon space already consumed by the industrialized world. Meanwhile, unilateral carbon border taxes by the EU and others risk trade disputes and may disproportionately impact developing country exports.
Should climate finance remain primarily the responsibility of developed nations based on historical emissions, or should all major current emitters contribute equally regardless of historical responsibility?
Should climate finance remain primarily the responsibility of developed nations based on historical emissions, or should all major current emitters contribute equally regardless of historical responsibility?
- How can developing countries balance economic growth with climate commitments without adequate technology and finance transfer?
- Are carbon border adjustment mechanisms (like EU’s CBAM) legitimate climate tools or disguised protectionism?
- What should be India’s strategy to leverage its position as a climate leader while protecting its development interests?
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