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India’s semiconductor design edge
Semiconductor Designers Power India’s Chip Dreams

India’s semiconductor design edge and policy push under the Semicon India Mission aim to make the country a global chip hub, boosting innovation, jobs, and strategic security

The Environment (Protection) Act
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 empowers India to prevent pollution and safeguard natural resources, forests, and wildlife.

Single-Use Plastic Ban
Single-Use Plastic Ban: Strong on Paper, Weak in Practice

Single-Use Plastic Ban Syllabus: Pollution (UPSC GS III)Source: The Hindu Why in News? Despite Karnataka’s 2016 ban under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, single-use plastics (SUPs) are still widely used. Weak enforcement, illegal production, and low public awareness remain major hurdles. About the Ban Scale of the Problem Plastic Enforcement Data in Bengaluru: Why It Matters Legal & Policy Framework Key Challenges Way Forward Conclusion The single-use plastic ban is ineffective without strict enforcement, behavioural change, and market incentives. Karnataka’s

GST Reforms and State Compensation Debate
GST Reforms and State Compensation Debate

GST slab rationalisation promises simplicity and competitiveness, but uneven revenue losses raise debate on compensating states for fiscal stability.

Green Hydrogen
India’s Green Hydrogen Potential

India can capture 10% of the global green hydrogen market by 2030 with subsidy shifts, demand mandates, and strong infrastructure.

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