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Andaman and Nicobar Islands DGP Hargobinder Singh Dhaliwal felicitated two home guard volunteers - Raja and Jhag - from the vulnerable Onge tribe For recovering 6.9 kg methamphetamine from a remote jungle. Onge tribe belong to Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG) and this is the first instance of PVGT members contributing to a massive drug bust.

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🚨 DAY 28: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Seven Social Sins by Gandhi 📖 Meaning: The Seven Social Sins of Mahatma Gandhi are a set of ethical guidelines that Gandhi outlined to highlight the key moral principles he believed individuals and society should follow in order to promote truth, justice, and equality. These sins represent various societal flaws that can hinder moral development, social harmony, and the overall well-being of humanity. These sins are: 1. Politics without Principle: Gandhi believed that politics should not be divorced from ethical principles. Political leaders and institutions should uphold values such as honesty, justice, and integrity, and should not engage in corrupt practices or deceitful tactics for the sake of power. 2. Wealth without Work: Gandhi opposed the accumulation of wealth through exploitation or without contributing to society. He believed that wealth must be earned through honest work and contribution to the welfare of society. 3. Commerce without Morality: Gandhi argued that commerce should be conducted in a way that respects ethical principles, such as fairness and respect for human dignity. Business should not harm people, exploit workers, or degrade the environment. 4. Science without Humanity: Gandhi believed that scientific advancement should not come at the cost of human welfare or moral values. Science and technology should be used to improve human lives, and not to harm or exploit people or the planet. 5. Knowledge without Character: Gandhi emphasized that knowledge should be used to build good character and contribute positively to society. It is not enough to be knowledgeable or skilled; one must also have strong moral principles. 6. Pleasure without Conscience: Gandhi argued that the pursuit of pleasure, indulgence, and enjoyment should not come at the expense of moral values. Actions should be guided by conscience and should not harm others or society. 7. Religion without Sacrifice: Gandhi believed that true religion is not about rituals, dogmas, or superficial beliefs, but about sacrifice and service to others. Religion should inspire people to live with compassion, humility, and commitment to the common good. 💬 Key Quote: "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." Mahatma Gandhi 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Discuss Mahatma Gandhi's concept of seven sins. (2016) 2️⃣ In Case Studies, justify your action by citing Seven Social Sins. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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News🆕:36-year-old elephant🐘 Madhuri, also known as Mahadevi, was moved last month from a temple in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, to the Vantara rescue centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat. This was done after a Bombay High Court order⚖, following a petition by PETA India raising concerns about her health. ✅The Supreme Court upheld the decision, but it led to public protests in Kolhapur, where Madhuri is considered sacred. The Maharashtra government and the temple🛕 trust have now decided to approach the court⚖ again, requesting that she be allowed to return. ✅In response, Vantara has said it fully supports Madhuri’s return to Kolhapur if the court approves. ✅The organisation has also proposed building a special rehabilitation centre for her in Kolhapur, with modern facilities like a hydrotherapy pond, vet clinic, open spaces without chains, and other care features. ✅The centre will be developed in partnership with the temple trust, the state government, and animal welfare experts. Usage: In essay and Ethics( answer writing) Ethical dimensions: 🌟Compassion and duty to animals (Utilitarianism, Kantian ethics). 🌟Balancing law and empathy with public outrage. 🌟Integrity vs populism—standing by expert decisions. Way forward:The case of Elephant Madhuri in Tamil Nadu underscores the governance challenge of reconciling cultural beliefs with animal welfare laws, offering a real-time lens into ethical governance, public accountability, and wildlife protection in India." Hit❤️ to appreciate and click here to follow us on :https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

🔥 IMPORTANT POST🔥 We all love the "shimmery" life of an IAS officer but the actual reality is experienced by aspirants who give their prime years of life to this examination. So, here are the posts that will teach you Do's ✅ and Dont's ❌ of the UPSC exam and will be an eye-opener 👀 ✨ A Letter to My Younger Self (click here) ✨A slave is a slave, no matter what (click here) ✨"Insaan tha badal gaya" {Change is the only constant} (click here) ✨"I know for those who have lost, yet loved" (click here) ✨"2 years, 11 months, 18 days" (click here) ✨The impulse of jumping from one thing to another (click here) ✨"Today I'll do better" (click here) ✨"The Truth no one tells you" (click here) ✨ Don't unintentionally hand over your freedom (click here) ✨Don't cheat on your future with today (click here) 🙏All's well that ends well and the end of my journey began with your immense love and support ⤵️ 🙏 Gratitude (click here)

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📢📢United Nations Convention against Cybercrime (aka the “Hanoi Convention”)⭐️⭐️ 🔥What is it? ✅On 24 December 2024, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted the Convention against Cybercrime (formal title: “Strengthening international cooperation for combating certain crimes committed by means of information and communications technology💻 systems and for the sharing of evidence in electronic form of serious crimes”). The treaty has been opened for signature on 25 October 2025 in Hanoi, Vietnam, giving it the informal name “Hanoi Convention”. Treaty summary: It is the first global UN-level binding🌍 instrument (when sufficiently ratified) to cover cyber-dependent and cyber-enabled crimes🧑‍💻, and to set up mechanisms for cross-border cooperation in electronic evidence, investigations, and prosecution. Key Provisions & Features : ✔️Criminalisation of cyber-offences😓: Requires States to criminalise offences such as unauthorized access , system interference, misuse of devices, online fraud, child sexual exploitation, non-consensual dissemination of intimate images. Eg; For India: relates to revising laws like Information Technology Act, 2000, and aligning with international standards. ✔️International cooperation🌍 & electronic evidence: sets up 24/7 contact points, frameworks for mutual legal assistance, transfer of electronic evidence, joint investigations across borders. Prelims ✔️Entry into force / signature procedure: open for signature 25 Oct 2025 in Hanoi. It will enter into force after ratification by 40 States (90 days thereafter in some sources). ✔️Human rights & sovereignty: Treaty text underlines that implementation must be consistent with human rights, and states’ sovereignty. ✔️Scope & novelty : covering cyber-dependent and cyber-enabled crime, first such global treaty in two decades of UN crime-treaty work. Key words: “cyber-dependent crime” “cyber-enabled crime” “digital sovereignty”. 🔥Why is this significant? ✔️Global governance of cyberspace🖥: For long, cybercrime was governed through regional treaties (eg. Budapest Convention on Cybercrime) and bilateral cooperation. This is the first universal UN-level treaty exclusively on cybercrime. ✔️Transnational threat recognition🌎: The Convention acknowledges that cyber-crime is borderless, and national laws alone are inadequate. ✔️India’s interests🇮🇳: India is a major cyber-arena (cyber attacks, data breaches, fintech risk), so aligning with such a treaty boosts deterrence, cross-border assistance, evidence sharing. Also, India can shape treaty implementation per its national sovereignty. ✔️Digital economy and SDGs: Cyber-threats undermine digital economy growth, trust in e-commerce, FinTech, digital transformation — the treaty helps build confidence. ✔️Challenge of rights vs security: The treaty has drawn concerns from civil society🫂 about overly broad definitions of cybercrime,👨‍💻 potential misuse for surveillance, restriction of free expression. 🔥Relevance: GS II (Governance / International Relations): India’s role in digital diplomacy, cyber-governance frameworks. Hit ❤️ to appreciate and follow us for more such amazing content on: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

News: 📊Operational Waterways Up 767%, Cargo Volume Rises 635% as Inland Water Transport Sees Record Growth🍆🍆 Few keyfacts for prelims:  🔥Limits of NW ✔️NW-1 Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System (Haldia-Allahabad) ✔️NW-2 Brahmaputra River (Dhubri-Sadiya) ✔️NW-3: West Coast Canal ✔️NW-4 Krishna Godavari River Systems   ✔️NW-5 East Coast Canal and Matai River/Brahmani-Kharsua-Dhamra Rivers/Mahanadi Delta Rivers ✔️NW-8 Alappuzha-Changanassery Canal Hit♥️ to appreciate and follow us for such quick revision content on: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

9th February #UnderStandNewspaper4Prelims 1. Indian bioeconomy report 2023 by? Biotechnology industry research assistance council (birac) 2. Read about payment banks and their regulations 3. India is scrapping FREE MOVEMENT REGIME with Myanmar. Which river forms natural border between India and Myanmar? Tiau River (seen if it is a tributary or distributary of some river) States in decreasing order of border sharing with Myanmar by length : Arunachal, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland 4. Read about kaladan multi modal transit transport project (Read about kaladan river and paletwa town location) 5. PM Matsya Kisan Samridhi Sah-Yojana (read about it) 6. Code without barriers is Microsoft's project to address the gender gap in the tech sector.

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