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Wednesday, 19 August 2026

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Desks

Polity

Affirmative Action for Scheduled CastesArticle 9 of the Japanese ConstitutionChief Secretary in State AdministrationCollective Ministerial Responsibility · back in the newsConduct of State Government Business under Article 166
Constitutional Distribution of Legislative Powers over Minerals · back in the newsFreedom of Religion under Article 25Legislative Override of Judicial DecisionsPublic Order and Law-and-Order Distinction · back in the newsRamji Lal Modi Case
Reasonable Restrictions on Freedom of Speech · back in the newsReligious Insults under BNS Section 299SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989Secularism and the Basic Structure DoctrineVertical Fiscal Imbalance · back in the news

Economy

Financial Intermediation and Capital FormationFiscal MultiplierGlobal Value Chains · back in the newsGold Imports and the Current Account · back in the newsGold Monetisation Scheme · back in the news
Keynesian Animal SpiritsNegative Externalities of Alcohol ConsumptionSkill-Biased Technological Change · back in the news

International Relations

Asymmetric Economic Interdependence · back in the newsCarbon LeakageCommon but Differentiated ResponsibilitiesExtended Nuclear Deterrence · back in the newsIndia-Japan Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement
Secondary Economic Sanctions · back in the newsStrait of Hormuz as a Maritime Chokepoint · back in the newsUnited States-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and SecurityWTO Rules of Origin

Science & Technology

Algorithmic Bias · back in the newsSmall Modular Reactors · back in the news

Environment

Climate Adaptation and Mitigation

Social Issues

Capability Approach to DevelopmentCorrelation and CausationDigital DivideExperiential LearningMGNREGA Employment Guarantee · back in the news
National Crime Records BureauNational Education Policy 2020 · back in the news

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