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NFHS-6 data likely to be out in May
The [Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare] is expected to release the results of the [National Family Health Survey-6] (NFHS-6) in May. This iteration, conducted entirely digitally between 2023 and 2024 using [Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing] (CAPI), will likely provide critical data on COVID-19 impacts alongside standard health and demographic indicators.
India, Kenya discuss possibility of trade settlement in local currencies
India and Kenya discussed the implementation of a Local Currency Settlement (LCS) mechanism and the expansion of digital public infrastructure (DPI) like [UPI] during the India-Kenya Joint Trade Committee meeting. The talks focused on utilizing Special Rupee Vostro Accounts (SRVAs) for trade and signing an MoU between customs authorities to streamline procedures.
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Must ReadIndia extends financial support to Maldives under SAARC
India has approved a ₹3,000-crore currency swap facility for the Maldives under the [SAARC] Currency Swap Arrangement to assist the island nation in managing its current severe economic crisis and balance of payments pressures. This financial lifeline is crucial as the Maldives faces significant liquidity stress, exacerbated by global geopolitical tensions, declining tourism revenue, and recent downgrades by credit rating agencies.
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ImportantU.S. returns 657 stolen artefacts to India in $14 million restitution
The United States has repatriated 657 stolen antiquities to India, valued at approximately $14 million. This return is the result of ongoing investigations into major antiquities smuggling networks, highlighting the illicit trade in cultural property and diplomatic efforts to reclaim national heritage.
Must ReadBattle of wills: On the U.S. war on Iran
The editorial analyses the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Iran, marked by blockades in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, and stalled diplomatic efforts mediated by Pakistan.
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ImportantA recusal test the Delhi High Court failed
A Delhi High Court judge recently declined to recuse herself from hearing a case involving the former Chief Minister of Delhi, despite allegations of potential bias. The petitioner cited the judge's previous adverse findings, alleged ideological leanings, familial professional ties to the opposing counsel (the Centre), and political statements as grounds for a reasonable apprehension of bias.
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ImportantThe RTE Act and the idea of social inclusion
The Supreme Court of India reaffirmed the constitutional purpose behind Section 12(1)(c) of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009. This provision mandates a 25% reservation of seats in private unaided schools for children from economically weaker sections and socially disadvantaged groups.
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