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Right to Take Offence & Constitutional Framework

Context : Right to Take Offence & Constitutional Framework: Relevance : GS 1(Society ) , GS 2(Social Justice) Key Takeaway:A robust democracy thrives on diverse opinions and satire, even if uncomfortable. Offence should be met with dialogue, not criminalization. Balancing free speech with constitutional morality ensures both freedom and responsibility in public discourse.

The danger of a digital censor board

Context of the Controversy: Relevance :GS 1(Society) , GS 2(Social Issues) Legal Dimensions: Regulatory Push & Broadcasting Bill: Precedent of OTT Platform Regulation: Implications for Freedom of Expression: Broader Concerns:

Why is there a drop in school enrolments

Drop in Enrolment: Relevance : GS 2(Education ) Change in Methodology: Reasons for Decline: Decline in Schools: Impact of School Closures: Effect on Funding: State-Specific Trends: UDISe+ Data Caution:

School Dropout Rates: A Growing Concern in Bihar and Assam

Context: Dropout Rates and Educational Continuity in India Relevance: GS Paper 2 (Education) National Improvement States with Declining Performance States with Strong Improvement Rankings and Stagnation Implications Conclusion While national averages indicate progress, significant disparities at the state level underline the necessity for region-specific strategies to ensure equitable educational opportunities for all.

Behaviour that Causes Mental Pain to Spouse: Ground for Divorce

Context :  The Supreme Court ruled that persistent emotional distress caused by a spouse constitutes mental cruelty, a valid ground for divorce. Relevance : GS 1 (Society ) , GS 2 (Social Justice ) Mental Cruelty as Divorce Ground Case Background Supreme Court Judgment Alimony