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November 23, 2022 / General Studies Paper-3

At COP27, an old tale – developed countries refuse to pay what they owe

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Controversy over Pakistani film Joyland: A land with no joy

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Where there is no inequality

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The threat to federalism in agricultural education

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India’s first private rocket signals a foray into a field dominated by governments

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What India’s draft digital privacy law says — and how it compares with data protection laws elsewhere

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China, India population: Implications of slowing dragon, racing elephant

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Development of Great Nicobar: strategic imperative and ecological concerns

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G20 Summit: What’s at stake?

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What is the East Asia Summit, which V-P Dhankar attended recently

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Kashi Tamil Sangamam begins Thursday: What is the ancient connect between Kashi and the Tamil land?

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Who is Arvind Virmani, appointed full-time member of NITI Aayog

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How we can make the digital space safer for all, particularly women

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How we can further our efforts in curbing terror financing

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Setting the COP agenda

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In Iran protests, the long fight for freedoms

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November 11, 2022 / General Studies Paper-3

COP-27: Payback time for rich nations

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Could India be a mediator between Russia and Ukraine?

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What is the Mangrove Alliance for Climate, which India joined at COP27?

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The Governor versus the government

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COP27 discusses funds for poorer nations to tackle climate disasters. But who will pay, and how

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