Explore UPSC Current Affairs articles related to Important Aspects of Governance, Transparency and Accountability.
DDA introduces Swiss Challenge method for land and project tenders, ensuring transparent price discovery and higher revenue through competitive bidding.
Article discusses how the state can shape digital markets through Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and institutional architecture.
Migrant workers' vulnerabilities exposed by Goa nightclub fire, highlighting invisibility, informality, and institutional fragmentation, demanding urgent national-state compact for welfare.
Nithari case acquittals expose flaws in India's justice system, highlighting wrongful prosecutions, lack of accountability, and denial of victim's rights.
Aviation safety jeopardized as DGCA relaxes flight duty rules under pressure, prioritizing airline interests over passenger safety, raising serious governance concerns.
Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls faces scrutiny over transparency, disenfranchisement risks, and procedural flaws.
Delayed Census 2027 raises concerns about caste enumeration, migrant inclusion, data privacy, and impacts on resource allocation and political representation.
Fugitive Economic Offenders owe Indian banks ₹39,000 crore; only 33% recovered, with Mallya owing ₹27,000 crore.
Parliamentary panel flags concerns over IBC 'haircuts' and asset valuation, urges enterprise-level pricing for better creditor recovery.
National Legislative Index (NLI) launched to benchmark productivity, transparency, and innovation across state legislatures, fostering healthy competition and reforms.
Supreme Court allows quashing of FIRs against Sandesaras upon ₹5,100 crore deposit, raising concerns about similar petitions from other loan defaulters.
IMF flags 'C' grade for India's national accounts due to outdated base year impacting economic surveillance and policy effectiveness.
Defence Ministry enforces strict contract terms: Non-delivery within a year leads to foreclosure, ensuring accountability and timely military procurement.
IMF maintains 'C' grade for India's GDP data, citing methodological weaknesses ahead of MoSPI's revision to new base year 2022-23.
Government abruptly rolls back quality control orders, risking market disruption and predatory imports without proper industry consultation or protective measures.
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