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π March 1929 - Muslim League Session in Delhi
π Jinnahβs Fourteen Points
β 4 Delhi Proposals & 3 Calcutta amendments proposed for the continuation of separate electorates and Muslim reservations in government services and self-governing bodies:
β Future constitution to be federal, with residuary powers vested in provinces.
β Uniform autonomy for provinces.
β Muslim representation of at least one-third in Central Legislature.
β Separate electorates should continue for communities, but should be open to any community.
β No territorial distribution affecting Muslims in Punjab, Bengal, NWFP.
β Religious liberty guaranteed to all communities.
β Muslim representation in central and provincial cabinets.
β Sindh to be separated from Bombay.
β Reforms to be introduced in NWFP and Balochistan on the same footing as other provinces.
β Safeguards for Muslim culture, education, language, and personal laws.
β Jawaharlal Nehru referred to these as βJinnah's ridiculous 14 points.β
#history
π Jinnahβs Fourteen Points
β 4 Delhi Proposals & 3 Calcutta amendments proposed for the continuation of separate electorates and Muslim reservations in government services and self-governing bodies:
β Future constitution to be federal, with residuary powers vested in provinces.
β Uniform autonomy for provinces.
β Muslim representation of at least one-third in Central Legislature.
β Separate electorates should continue for communities, but should be open to any community.
β No territorial distribution affecting Muslims in Punjab, Bengal, NWFP.
β Religious liberty guaranteed to all communities.
β Muslim representation in central and provincial cabinets.
β Sindh to be separated from Bombay.
β Reforms to be introduced in NWFP and Balochistan on the same footing as other provinces.
β Safeguards for Muslim culture, education, language, and personal laws.
β Jawaharlal Nehru referred to these as βJinnah's ridiculous 14 points.β
#history
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π From Borrowers to Builders: Women and Indiaβs Evolving Credit Market (2026)
π Why in Focus?
β Report released by NITI Aayog in collaboration with Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP), TransUnion CIBIL and MicroSave Consulting (MSC).
β Highlights the growing role of women in Indiaβs credit ecosystem.
π Key Findings (2017β2025)
β Outstanding credit to women grew 4.8 times (βΉ16 lakh crore β βΉ76 lakh crore).
β Women with access to credit increased from 19% to 36%.
β Business loans to women grew at 31% CAGR.
β Same-day loan approvals rose from 34% to 45% due to digital onboarding.
β Womenβs share in housing loans reached 69% in 2025.
β Nearly 19% of microfinance borrowers graduated to retail/commercial loans.
β Women borrowers have a default rate 0.7 times lower than the overall credit market.
π Major Challenges
β Nearly 29 crore credit-eligible women remain outside the formal financial system.
β Limited decision-making power among rural women entrepreneurs.
β Digital literacy and AI adoption gaps.
β Time poverty due to unpaid care work.
β Lack of collateral restricting enterprise growth.
π Government Initiatives
β Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP) β Supports women-led enterprises.
β Financing Women Collaborative (2023) β Addresses gender-disaggregated data gaps.
β Project Seher β Improves womenβs credit literacy.
β Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) β Aadhaar e-KYC, UPI and DigiLocker reducing barriers.
β Stamp duty concessions encouraging womenβs home ownership.
π Way Forward
β Promote flow-based lending using UPI and transaction data.
β Develop lifecycle-based financial products for women.
β Focus on credit progression, not just loan disbursement.
β Strengthen SHGs for digital and financial literacy.
β Ensure inclusive, vernacular and voice-enabled financial services.
π Prelims Fact
β WEP (Women Entrepreneurship Platform) is a flagship initiative of NITI Aayog to promote and support women entrepreneurship.
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π Why in Focus?
β Report released by NITI Aayog in collaboration with Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP), TransUnion CIBIL and MicroSave Consulting (MSC).
β Highlights the growing role of women in Indiaβs credit ecosystem.
π Key Findings (2017β2025)
β Outstanding credit to women grew 4.8 times (βΉ16 lakh crore β βΉ76 lakh crore).
β Women with access to credit increased from 19% to 36%.
β Business loans to women grew at 31% CAGR.
β Same-day loan approvals rose from 34% to 45% due to digital onboarding.
β Womenβs share in housing loans reached 69% in 2025.
β Nearly 19% of microfinance borrowers graduated to retail/commercial loans.
β Women borrowers have a default rate 0.7 times lower than the overall credit market.
π Major Challenges
β Nearly 29 crore credit-eligible women remain outside the formal financial system.
β Limited decision-making power among rural women entrepreneurs.
β Digital literacy and AI adoption gaps.
β Time poverty due to unpaid care work.
β Lack of collateral restricting enterprise growth.
π Government Initiatives
β Women Entrepreneurship Platform (WEP) β Supports women-led enterprises.
β Financing Women Collaborative (2023) β Addresses gender-disaggregated data gaps.
β Project Seher β Improves womenβs credit literacy.
β Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) β Aadhaar e-KYC, UPI and DigiLocker reducing barriers.
β Stamp duty concessions encouraging womenβs home ownership.
π Way Forward
β Promote flow-based lending using UPI and transaction data.
β Develop lifecycle-based financial products for women.
β Focus on credit progression, not just loan disbursement.
β Strengthen SHGs for digital and financial literacy.
β Ensure inclusive, vernacular and voice-enabled financial services.
π Prelims Fact
β WEP (Women Entrepreneurship Platform) is a flagship initiative of NITI Aayog to promote and support women entrepreneurship.
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 26 MAY 2026
π NATIONAL
π Oil India Discovers New Natural Gas Reserve in Rajasthan
β New gas-bearing sand discovered in Dandewala Field, Jaisalmer
β Estimated production: ~25,000 standard cubic metres/day
β Gas obtained from shallower Sanu Formation
π NITI Aayog Convenes Education-to-Employment Committee
β Chaired by Nidhi Chibber, CEO of NITI Aayog
β Goal: Achieve 10% share in global services market by 2047
β Focus on jobs, skills and AI-driven workforce transformation
π Ladakh to Host Indiaβs First Geothermal Power Plant
β Pilot 1 MWe plant to be developed at Puga Valley
β ONGC to prepare DPR for commercial exploitation
β Supports Indiaβs renewable energy goals
π Kumbhalgarh Fort Wall Gets Global Recognition
β UNESCO recognised Kumbhalgarh Fort wall as worldβs second longest continuous wall
β Located in Rajsamand district, Rajasthan
β Built by Rana Kumbha in the 15th century
π INTERNATIONAL
π NPT Review Conference Ends Without Consensus
β 11th Review Conference of Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons concluded without final agreement
β NPT entered into force in 1970
β India remains outside the treaty framework
π Google Unveils βInformation Agentsβ
β AI-powered agents continuously monitor web content
β Can track news, finance and online updates in real time
β Raises concerns regarding privacy and data usage
π AGREEMENTS & MoUs
π CSIR-NIScPR Signs MoU with NIAS
β Collaboration on science communication and S&T policy research
β Includes joint research, scholar exchange and capacity building programmes
π AYUSHEXCIL & Spices Board Sign MoU
β Promotes Ayurveda, medicinal plants and Indian spices globally
β Supports traditional wellness systems and exports
π APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS
π Raghav Chadha Appointed Chairman of Rajya Sabha Committee on Petitions
β Assigned leadership role in Parliamentary petitions committee
π AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
π Sansad Ratna Awards 2026 Announced
β Awards recognise outstanding parliamentary performance
β Honours 10 Lok Sabha MPs, 2 Rajya Sabha MPs and 4 Standing Committees
β Based on debates, questions, attendance and legislative participation
π SPORTS
π Lionel Messi Joins Billionaire Club
β Becomes second footballer after Cristiano Ronaldo to cross $1 billion net worth
β Listed in Bloomberg Billionaires Index
π India Wins Two Golds at Asian U-23 Wrestling Championships
β Akshay Tanaji Dhere won gold in 57 kg freestyle category
β Vicky secured gold in 97 kg freestyle category
β Event held in Da Nang, Vietnam
π India Creates History at 24-Hour Asia & Oceania Championships
β Won five medals at International Association of Ultrarunners event in Japan
β Amar Singh Devanda clinched gold medal
β Strong performance in menβs category
π SCHEMES
π Government Releases BHAVYA Scheme Guidelines
β BHAVYA = Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna
β Outlay: βΉ33,660 crore
β Aims to develop 100 world-class industrial parks across India
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π World Thyroid Day β 25 May
β Theme 2026: βThyroid and Nutritionβ
β Observed to raise awareness about thyroid disorders
π SUMMITS & CONFERENCES
π 79th World Health Assembly Concludes in Geneva
β Theme: βReshaping Global Health: A Shared Responsibilityβ
β Adopted Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (GAP-AMR) 2026β2036
β Focus on reducing AMR burden globally
π SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
π China Launches Shenzhou-23 Mission
β Three astronauts sent to Tiangong Space Station
β One astronaut expected to remain in orbit for one year
β Mission launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre
#CurrentAffairs
π NATIONAL
π Oil India Discovers New Natural Gas Reserve in Rajasthan
β New gas-bearing sand discovered in Dandewala Field, Jaisalmer
β Estimated production: ~25,000 standard cubic metres/day
β Gas obtained from shallower Sanu Formation
π NITI Aayog Convenes Education-to-Employment Committee
β Chaired by Nidhi Chibber, CEO of NITI Aayog
β Goal: Achieve 10% share in global services market by 2047
β Focus on jobs, skills and AI-driven workforce transformation
π Ladakh to Host Indiaβs First Geothermal Power Plant
β Pilot 1 MWe plant to be developed at Puga Valley
β ONGC to prepare DPR for commercial exploitation
β Supports Indiaβs renewable energy goals
π Kumbhalgarh Fort Wall Gets Global Recognition
β UNESCO recognised Kumbhalgarh Fort wall as worldβs second longest continuous wall
β Located in Rajsamand district, Rajasthan
β Built by Rana Kumbha in the 15th century
π INTERNATIONAL
π NPT Review Conference Ends Without Consensus
β 11th Review Conference of Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons concluded without final agreement
β NPT entered into force in 1970
β India remains outside the treaty framework
π Google Unveils βInformation Agentsβ
β AI-powered agents continuously monitor web content
β Can track news, finance and online updates in real time
β Raises concerns regarding privacy and data usage
π AGREEMENTS & MoUs
π CSIR-NIScPR Signs MoU with NIAS
β Collaboration on science communication and S&T policy research
β Includes joint research, scholar exchange and capacity building programmes
π AYUSHEXCIL & Spices Board Sign MoU
β Promotes Ayurveda, medicinal plants and Indian spices globally
β Supports traditional wellness systems and exports
π APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS
π Raghav Chadha Appointed Chairman of Rajya Sabha Committee on Petitions
β Assigned leadership role in Parliamentary petitions committee
π AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
π Sansad Ratna Awards 2026 Announced
β Awards recognise outstanding parliamentary performance
β Honours 10 Lok Sabha MPs, 2 Rajya Sabha MPs and 4 Standing Committees
β Based on debates, questions, attendance and legislative participation
π SPORTS
π Lionel Messi Joins Billionaire Club
β Becomes second footballer after Cristiano Ronaldo to cross $1 billion net worth
β Listed in Bloomberg Billionaires Index
π India Wins Two Golds at Asian U-23 Wrestling Championships
β Akshay Tanaji Dhere won gold in 57 kg freestyle category
β Vicky secured gold in 97 kg freestyle category
β Event held in Da Nang, Vietnam
π India Creates History at 24-Hour Asia & Oceania Championships
β Won five medals at International Association of Ultrarunners event in Japan
β Amar Singh Devanda clinched gold medal
β Strong performance in menβs category
π SCHEMES
π Government Releases BHAVYA Scheme Guidelines
β BHAVYA = Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna
β Outlay: βΉ33,660 crore
β Aims to develop 100 world-class industrial parks across India
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π World Thyroid Day β 25 May
β Theme 2026: βThyroid and Nutritionβ
β Observed to raise awareness about thyroid disorders
π SUMMITS & CONFERENCES
π 79th World Health Assembly Concludes in Geneva
β Theme: βReshaping Global Health: A Shared Responsibilityβ
β Adopted Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (GAP-AMR) 2026β2036
β Focus on reducing AMR burden globally
π SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
π China Launches Shenzhou-23 Mission
β Three astronauts sent to Tiangong Space Station
β One astronaut expected to remain in orbit for one year
β Mission launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre
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π National Sports Governance Board Rules & National Sports Tribunal Rules, 2026
π Why in News?
β Government notified rules under the National Sports Governance Act, 2025.
β Aim: Promote sports governance, athlete welfare, fair play & dispute resolution.
π National Sports Board (NSB)
β Apex regulatory body for recognition of National Sports Bodies.
β Composition: Chairperson + 2 Members
β Appointed by Central Government through Search-cum-Selection Committee.
β Tenure: 3 years or till 65 years, whichever earlier.
β Eligible for one reappointment.
π Functions of NSB
β Maintain records of National Sports Bodies & Election Panel.
β Frame model governance guidelines for sports bodies.
β Accounts audited by CAG.
π National Sports Tribunal (NST)
β Established for speedy and independent resolution of sports disputes.
β Composition: Chairperson + 2 Members
β Chairperson: Current/former SC Judge or former HC Chief Justice.
β Members: Experts in sports, law & public administration.
π Tenure
β Chairperson: 5 years or till 70 years
β Members: 5 years or till 67 years
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π Key Features
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π Jurisdiction Exclusions
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β Government notified rules under the National Sports Governance Act, 2025.
β Aim: Promote sports governance, athlete welfare, fair play & dispute resolution.
π National Sports Board (NSB)
β Apex regulatory body for recognition of National Sports Bodies.
β Composition: Chairperson + 2 Members
β Appointed by Central Government through Search-cum-Selection Committee.
β Tenure: 3 years or till 65 years, whichever earlier.
β Eligible for one reappointment.
π Functions of NSB
β Maintain records of National Sports Bodies & Election Panel.
β Frame model governance guidelines for sports bodies.
β Accounts audited by CAG.
π National Sports Tribunal (NST)
β Established for speedy and independent resolution of sports disputes.
β Composition: Chairperson + 2 Members
β Chairperson: Current/former SC Judge or former HC Chief Justice.
β Members: Experts in sports, law & public administration.
π Tenure
β Chairperson: 5 years or till 70 years
β Members: 5 years or till 67 years
β Eligible for one additional term.
π Key Features
β Dedicated digital portal for techno-legal implementation.
β Powers similar to a Civil Court under CPC, 1908.
β Appeals lie with the Supreme Court within 30 days.
π Jurisdiction Exclusions
β Cannot hear disputes related to:
β’ Olympics & Asian Games
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π Gupta Dynasty (Golden Age of Ancient India)
π Sri Gupta (Late 3rd Century CE)
β Founder of the Gupta Dynasty.
π Ghatotkacha (280/290β319 CE)
β Expanded the early Gupta kingdom.
β Used the title Maharaja.
π Chandragupta I (320β335 CE)
β Son of Ghatotkacha and first independent Gupta ruler.
β Expanded control over Bihar, eastern UP, and Bengal.
β Adopted the title Maharajadhiraja.
β His marriage alliance with the Lichchhavis strengthened Gupta power.
π Samudragupta (335β370 CE)
β Greatest ruler of the Gupta Dynasty.
β Known as the βNapoleon of Indiaβ.
β Expanded empire from Himalayas to southern India.
β Allahabad Pillar Inscription describes his achievements.
β Followed principles of Rajdharma and Kautilyaβs Arthashastra.
β Patron of art, culture, and religion.
π Kacha (Mid 4th Century CE)
β Lesser-known Gupta ruler mentioned mainly through coins.
π Chandragupta II Vikramaditya (c. 380β415 CE)
β Gupta Empire reached its peak.
β Defeated Saka Kshatrapas of western India.
β Gained control over important ports like Broach and Cambay.
β Mehrauli Iron Pillar inscription linked to him.
β Chinese pilgrim Fahien visited India during his reign.
β His court had the famous Navaratnas.
π Kumaragupta I (415β455 CE)
β Maintained the vast Gupta Empire.
β Empire stretched from Gujarat to Bengal.
β Associated with the development of Nalanda.
π Skandagupta (455β467 CE)
β Successfully defended India against Hun invasions.
β Restored Gupta fortunes during crisis.
β Considered the last great Gupta ruler.
π Key Facts
β Gupta Age is called the Golden Age of Ancient India.
β Major progress in science, mathematics, literature, and art.
β Important scholars: Kalidasa, Aryabhata, Varahamihira.
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π Sri Gupta (Late 3rd Century CE)
β Founder of the Gupta Dynasty.
π Ghatotkacha (280/290β319 CE)
β Expanded the early Gupta kingdom.
β Used the title Maharaja.
π Chandragupta I (320β335 CE)
β Son of Ghatotkacha and first independent Gupta ruler.
β Expanded control over Bihar, eastern UP, and Bengal.
β Adopted the title Maharajadhiraja.
β His marriage alliance with the Lichchhavis strengthened Gupta power.
π Samudragupta (335β370 CE)
β Greatest ruler of the Gupta Dynasty.
β Known as the βNapoleon of Indiaβ.
β Expanded empire from Himalayas to southern India.
β Allahabad Pillar Inscription describes his achievements.
β Followed principles of Rajdharma and Kautilyaβs Arthashastra.
β Patron of art, culture, and religion.
π Kacha (Mid 4th Century CE)
β Lesser-known Gupta ruler mentioned mainly through coins.
π Chandragupta II Vikramaditya (c. 380β415 CE)
β Gupta Empire reached its peak.
β Defeated Saka Kshatrapas of western India.
β Gained control over important ports like Broach and Cambay.
β Mehrauli Iron Pillar inscription linked to him.
β Chinese pilgrim Fahien visited India during his reign.
β His court had the famous Navaratnas.
π Kumaragupta I (415β455 CE)
β Maintained the vast Gupta Empire.
β Empire stretched from Gujarat to Bengal.
β Associated with the development of Nalanda.
π Skandagupta (455β467 CE)
β Successfully defended India against Hun invasions.
β Restored Gupta fortunes during crisis.
β Considered the last great Gupta ruler.
π Key Facts
β Gupta Age is called the Golden Age of Ancient India.
β Major progress in science, mathematics, literature, and art.
β Important scholars: Kalidasa, Aryabhata, Varahamihira.
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