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A Case for Kerala's Missing Elephants

A Case for Kerala's Missing Elephants

Why in the news?Kerala's recent enumeration revealed that the wild elephant population has decreased from 5706 in 2017 to 2386 in 2023, registering a steep decline of 58% in the state.Possible reasons attributed to the decrease in the population:1
Bharat (BH) Series Number plate

Bharat (BH) Series Number plate

1.       Bharat Series is a new numbering series that will be used for vehicle registration across the nation, especially for those vehicles that frequently shift from one state to another due to their owner’s tra
Quiet Diplomacy Could Ease South China Sea Tensions

Quiet Diplomacy Could Ease South China Sea Tensions

What is Quiet Diplomacy?1.   “Quiet diplomacy” refers to one state’s efforts to influence the behaviour of another state through discreet negotiations or actions. 2.    It operates behind the scenes and may rely on&n
Disaster Preparedness During Floods

Disaster Preparedness During Floods

Why in the News?·       High precipitation in the upper and lower catchment area of R.Yamuna has led to devastating floods in the National capital.·       The Central Water Co
Indo-France Relations

Indo-France Relations

Indo-France Relations:1)      Convergence of Indo-pacific strategies of India and France●       France is a resident power in the Indian ocean with 2.7sq million km EEZ●   &n
PM MODI's visit to the US - GAINS TO INDIA

PM MODI's visit to the US - GAINS TO INDIA

Why in the News?Prime Minister Narendra Modi visit to the USA has helped India showcase its Cultural heritage, Diplomatic prowess and its growing influence on the world stage.Key outcomes of the Diplomatic visit:1)      A
CPI basket conceals the inflation picture

CPI basket conceals the inflation picture

Why in the News?India's consumer price index (CPI) inflation rose to 4.81% in June 2023, higher than expectations but still below the RBI's upper tolerance limit of 6%. The spike was driven by a less supportive base and a surge in vegetable prices