Important Supreme court judgements:

Fundamental Rights : Keshvanand Bharti 1973
Justice Puttaswamy Judgement 2018
Maneka Gandhi Judgement

Women Saftey :
Vishakja Judgement


Social Justice :Shah Bano 1985

Indra Sawhney 1992

Environmental:

M C Mehta Judgement 1986

Governance

S R Bommai 1994

Lily Thomas 2013

ADR on Electoral Bonds 2024.


Social Media:

Shreya Singhal case 2015

Anuradha Bhasin Case 2020

On Anti Defection

Kihito Hollohan case 1992

Nebam Rabia case 2016

On Ordinance :

RC Cooper Case 1970

A K Roy Case 192

D C Wadhwa 1987


Just google in important information regarding the case

This list of case is important for UPSC mains.

India is facing a surge in factory accidents recently. The latest incident was a blast at the Sigachi factory in Telangana. On average, three people are dying every day due to factory accidents. India has already implemented the Labour Code on Occupational Safety, Health, and Working Conditions. This issue is crucial for disaster management and the ease of doing business in the country
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Receiving appreciation for your work from fellow aspirants is truly rewarding.

A very well-written and holistic article on Indian cities by @amitabhk87 sir. Sir has discussed issues of Indian cities, ranging from air pollution and waste management to inadequate infrastructure and poor network connectivity compard with Seoul and Singapore, and also highlighted the best practices incorporated by Indore for waste management.
This article will give you several facts which can be useful for value addition in the answers of GS 2 and 3
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Vehicle per 100 population in major cities of India.

Banglore: 100 vehicles per 100 people.

Hyderabad: 73 vehicles per 100 people

Pune: 68 vehicles per 100 people

Ahmedabad and chennai: 52 vehicles per 100 people.

Mumbai: 27 vehicles per 100 people (because of Local)

Delhi: 27 vehicles per 100 people (because of metro )

Courtesy: Editorial in The Goan by Dr Jayprakash Narayan Sir.

India's footprint ij Rio De Janeiro BRICS summit.

Since last week this is 4th editorial published on urban India.

This article focuses on challenges faced by urban centres and 6 solutions for these challenges.

Important for GS 2
UN SDG11

Article on Budgetary announcement for R&D through Research and Development and Innovation and Anusandhan National research foundation are not enough to progress in R&D sector in India.

India needs skilled manufacturing sector and reverse of brain drain especially scientist to perform better in R&D.

Important for GS3

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Very Important Article on Edible Oil
India consumes around 27 million tonnes of edible oil annually, out of which 60% is imported, and 60% of these imports are palm oil.

Edible oil is not just important from a statistical point of view, but also strategically. Geopolitical tensions and supply chain issues can disrupt oil availability, making it a matter of national concern.
To address this, India has launched the National Mission on Edible Oils – Oil Palm, which has the potential to make the country self-reliant in edible oil production.
Palm oil, in particular, has higher productivity compared to other oils and can generate significant employment for farmers and laborers.
However, there is a need to balance environmental concerns with palm oil cultivation to ensure sustainable growth.
This topic is crucial for:
Food security
Balance of payments
Employment generation
Import dependency reduction
Atmanirbharta (self-reliance)
GS Paper 3
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On this sacred day, let’s offer our gratitude and reverence
to all those who have shown us the way in life —
our teachers, mentors, and spiritual guides. 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♀️


#Gurupornima

1. 🇨🇳 China – 1,005 Mt


2. 🇮🇳 India – 149 Mt


3. 🌍 Rest of World – 293 Mt (combined total of unspecified countries)


4. 🇯🇵 Japan – 84 Mt


5. 🇺🇸 United States – 80 Mt


6. 🇷🇺 Russia – 71 Mt


7. 🇰🇷 South Korea – 64 Mt


8. 🇹🇷 Türkiye – 37 Mt


9. 🇩🇪 Germany – 37 Mt


10. 🇧🇷 Brazil – 34 Mt


11. 🇮🇷 Iran – 31 Mt