CURRENT AFFAIRS

It is estimated that around 20,000 Indian students (Majority of medical students) were stranded in Ukraine; thus, the work of the Union government, complemented by the efforts of some active State governments, is aimed at bringing our fellow citizens back home.

In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war, the world has imposed some of the most wide-ranging sanctions seen in recent times to isolate Russia but the international world order has failed to prevent the war.

The SilverLine project is the proposed semi high-speed railway in Kerala funded partly by the State government is yet to convince the people that the railway line can be a catalyst for a progressive transformation of Kerala’s economy.

Indians spend very little time discussing the advances of modern science and their repercussions for public life because of the oscillating election cycle.

Engel’s Law stated that the poorer a family, “the greater the proportion of the total outgo which must be used for food and the proportion of the outgo used for food, if other things being equal, is the best measure of the material standard of living of a population.”

India’s ancient and living civilisation is enormously rich in cultural heritage and its diversity is equally vast, having assimilated thousands of years of diverse cultures.

Recently, the Union government has ordered to done away with the empanelment process for DIG (Deputy Inspector General)-ranked IPS officers to fill an acute shortage of DIG-ranked officers at the Centre in the shortest possible time.

In the present world, history is aggressively being redefined as moral science thus citizens need to learn ways of thinking historically, from which there may emerge some understanding, some tolerance, and hopefully, new forms of civility.

India hopes for peace to be returned at the earliest as Russia-Ukraine developments are a challenge for not only economic recovery but to resolving a humanitarian crisis in the making.

India is dealing with the increase in cybersecurity threats by revamping its policies and focusing on existing systems, such as strengthening Cert-In, to address any challenges that come its way.