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Chief Editor’s Note

Dear aspirant, read today's paper with one question in mind: who is actually responsible?<br>In the Zamrudpur Lodhi tombs case and the MPSC protests, the law exists but accountability is split; revise the Seventh Schedule entries and Article 317 before the analysis.<br>The Cauvery dispute and the expiring Ganga treaty put water at the centre of federalism and diplomacy; know Article 262 and the 50,000-cusec clause.<br>The RBI's first hike since 2023 is a lesson in what interest rates can and cannot fix; learn the rate corridor and the term "second-round effects".<br>The Chemistry Nobel and the

  1. GS1

    Six Offices, No Custodian: Why Delhi's Lodhi Tombs Are Vanishing on Paper Before They Vanish on the Ground

  2. GS1

    A Salad Bowl, Sorted: When a Court Praising Pluralism Begins Ranking Faiths

  3. GS2

    Lost at the Nomination Desk: Why the Supreme Court Had to Rerun 50 Punjab Wards Itself

  4. GS2

    A Fixed Number for a Moving River: Can the 2018 Cauvery Verdict Survive "Changed Circumstances"?

  5. GS2

    MPSC Crisis: Why Article 317 Shields the Chairman but Not the Aspirant

  6. GS2

    Ganga Water Treaty Renewal: India's Two-Front Negotiation Before the December Deadline

  7. GS2

    India and the Pandemic Agreement: Why PABS Will Decide What "Pharmacy of the World" Means

  8. GS3

    RBI Hikes Repo Rate to 5.5%: Why It Is Fighting Second-Round Effects, Not the Monsoon

  9. GS3

    Chemistry Nobel 2026: How Kagan and Soai Taught Chemistry to Amplify a Tiny Molecular Bias

  10. GS3

    Living Planet Report 2026: What the 73% Decline Really Measures and Why Freshwater Is the Real Emergency

  11. GS3

    Cement and Net Zero: Why Clean Power Alone Cannot Decarbonise the Chemistry of Limestone

  12. GS3

    Uranium from Copper Waste: How UCIL Plans to Recover a Strategic Mineral Without Mining It

  13. GS4

    Accused Is Not Convicted: The Ethics of Stopping 2,873 Flagged Protesters Before Jantar Mantar 2.0

  14. GS4

    Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced to Courage: What an Organisation Owes the Officer It Sends to Seal a Pump

  15. GS4

    The Weeds Are Gone and So Is the Law: An Agriculture Officer's Dilemma Over Illegal HT Cotton

  16. Editorial

    Insurance or Overreach? Why the RBI's Two-Word Stance Change Outweighs Its 25 Basis Points

  17. Editorial

    When the Prize Says One and the Science Says Four Hundred

  18. Opinion

    Contest Even a Tilted Election: A Boycott Hands Over the Field

  19. Essay

    The Law Has Recognised Her. Has the Audience?

  20. Ethics

    The Companion That Never Sleeps: Who Is Responsible When a Child Confides in an AI?

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