UPSC Current Affairs for 28 March 2026
Dynamics of Centre State Relations In a federal system like India, the relationship between the Centre and the States is the bedrock of democratic stability and national integrity. Often described as “Quasi-federal” or a “Union of States,” the Indian model requires a delicate balance between a strong central authority and autonomous state units. Importance of […]
UPSC Current Affairs for 27 March 2026
Trade in Local Currency The shift toward trading in local currencies—often termed “De-dollarization” or “Local Currency Settlement (LCS)”—is a strategic pivot in India’s foreign and economic policy. As of early 2026, India is actively negotiating and “experimenting” with this mechanism for West Asian oil imports to shield its economy from global volati lity. What is […]
UPSC Current Affairs for 26 March 2026
Dissent: The Currency of Democracy In a vibrant democracy, dissent is not a sign of weakness but a “safety valve” that prevents the buildup of systemic pressure. As Justice D.Y. Chandrachud famously remarked, “Dissent is the symbol of a vibrant democracy.” Dissent: The Currency of Democracy Dissent represents the active participation of the governed in […]
