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The debate over the death penalty has raged for centuries, evolving alongside shifting moral, legal, and societal landscapes. Rooted in the fundamental questions of justice

Income inequality in India has long been a subject of significant scrutiny and debate, encapsulating the stark contrast between the country’s economic growth and the distribution of wealth among its vast population

Under trials, individuals who are detained in custody during their trial but have not been convicted of any crime, face a multitude of legal, social, and human rights concerns.

Mob lynching refers to targeted acts of violence by a large group, resulting in offenses against the human body or property, both public and private.

Manual scavenging, as defined by the International Labor Organization (ILO), involves tasks such as disposing of human excreta from dry latrines, cleaning public streets, and maintaining and sweeping septic tanks, sewers, and gutters

The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, instituted in 2016, marks a significant legislative stride in India, supplanting the 1995 Persons with Disabilities

The Mental Health Care Bill stands as a pivotal milestone in the realm of public health legislation, aiming to address the often overlooked yet profoundly impactful domain of mental health

The emergence of regional kingdoms marks a pivotal chapter in the tapestry of medieval Indian history, a saga defined by dynamic political landscapes and cultural exchanges

Central to this narrative are the Arrivals of Arabs and the emergence of the Delhi Sultanate, epochs that shaped the socio-political fabric of the Indian subcontinent.

In today’s daily current affairs briefing for UPSC aspirants, we explore the latest developments that hold relevance for the upcoming civil services