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Jul 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
The Hindu, Page 10, Editorial - A shot at life, Mandsaur’s model for HPV vaccination - GS-2-Health Why in news: The Government of India launched a nationwide cervical cancer campaign in February 2026, providing free HPV…
Decode Civils · 3 Jul 2026
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Jun 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
Subject - GS Paper-II (Governance & Social Justice) Subtopic - NGOs, civil society, and government policies. Source - The Hindu (26th June 2026 - Page 8 - Editorial Section) Onerous rules Why in news: The Foreign…
Decode Civils · 26 Jun 2026
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May 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
Why in news: Mizoram declared a fully literate state, becoming the first state in India to achieve full functional literacy. Mizoram recorded 98.20% literacy rate as per the PLFS Survey 2023-24 (above 95% benchmark). In 2024, Ladakh became the first administrative unit to…
Decode Civils · 3 May 2026
03
May 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
Why in news: U.K. introduced the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, also known as the Assisted Dying Bill. Allows terminally ill adults in England and Wales with less than six months to live to choose assisted death under strict safeguards. It would require validation by…
Decode Civils · 3 May 2026
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May 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
Why in news: PM announced Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana (PMVBRY) to boost youth employment, promote job creation, and enhance employability and social security across sectors, particularly manufacturing. To facilitate employment and skilling opportunities for youth.…
Decode Civils · 3 May 2026
03
May 2026
Current Affairs · Governance
Why in news: India ranks 131 out of 148 countries in the Global Gender Gap Index 2025 by WEF, slipping two places. India’s gender parity score stands at 64.1%, making it one of the lowest in South Asia. India's global position declined, while the worldwide gender gap closed to…
Decode Civils · 3 May 2026
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