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Paris Agreement

It’s a collaborative pact under the umbrella of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) also known as the Paris Climate Agreement or COP21, Background The Paris Agreement of 2016 embraced the essence of previous global appeals for collaborative action against the challenges of climate change. A pivotal moment was the Earth Summit… Read More »

Monkeypox

What is it? Monkeypox: A Cross-Species Concern Monkeypox, categorized as a zoonosis, is an illness that can spread from animals to humans. It is caused by the monkeypox virus and is found in creatures like squirrels, Gambian poached rats, dormice, and various monkey species. While it shares similarities with smallpox regarding symptoms, it generally exhibits… Read More »

I2U2

Background Back in October 2021, the inception of I2U2 took place, stemming from the Abraham Accords between Israel and the UAE. This alliance was conceived to address vital matters like maritime security, infrastructure, and transportation in the region. During its early stages, it was recognized as the ‘International Forum for Economic Cooperation’ and colloquially referred… Read More »

PM Gati Shakti scheme(Efficient and Ambitious)

History of PM Gati Shakti Traditionally, there existed a notable lack of synergy among different Departments. For instance, a scenario often arose where a freshly built road was subsequently dug up by other agencies for purposes such as installing underground cables or gas pipelines. This not only inconvenienced the public but also led to unnecessary… Read More »

Political liberalism

Political liberalism Liberalism broke away from many traditional beliefs that once dominated theories of government, like the Divine Right of Kings, inherited social status, and established religious practices. A significant aspect of liberal ideology is social progressivism, which argues that customs lack inherent value and societal norms should be continually adapted for the betterment of… Read More »

Laws, Rules, Regulation

Laws, Rules, Regulation Notion of Law Laws need to harmonize with human nature, meaning they should be both practically and morally achievable. The concept of law in ethics differs from the idea of law in physics, where it signifies a consistent and universal mode of action. In ethics, law carries a moral implication. St. Thomas… Read More »

Concept of Civil Services

The civil service is often referred to as the government’s central and lasting administrative foundation. This encompasses the enduring and pensionable personnel engaged in various government ministries, departments, and agencies. Within its scope are individuals who offer guidance and formulate and implement government strategies and projects, all while overseeing everyday operations. However, pinpointing a single,… Read More »

Corporate Governance UPSC

Corporate Governance UPSC Corporate governance refers to the set of regulations, methods, and legal frameworks that guide the functioning, oversight, and management of businesses. It encompasses a wide range of factors that influence the concerns and well-being of a company’s stakeholders. These stakeholders include shareholders, customers, suppliers, government authorities, and the management team. Sir Adrian… Read More »

Ethical issues in international relation

Ethical issues in international relation A crucial aspect of international politics revolves around the challenge of aligning one’s stated values with their interests. Many countries proclaim their dedication to universal values and strive to uphold them in their actions. However, there are instances when nations struggle to match their behavior with their professed values. While… Read More »