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🚨New Course Alert for UPSC CSE
Offered by Techno India University + APTI PLUS
https://technotimes.info/index.php/2025/07/03/techno-india-university-launches-upsc-future-officers-program-to-empower-tomorrows-leaders
🚨New Course Alert for UPSC CSE
Offered by Techno India University + APTI PLUS
https://technotimes.info/index.php/2025/07/03/techno-india-university-launches-upsc-future-officers-program-to-empower-tomorrows-leaders
Pakistan Takes Over UN Security Council Presidency
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has assumed the rotating presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for July 2025, during its two-year term as a non-permanent member (2025–26).
Planned Activities:
At least two major open debates on international peace and security.
Two signature high-level events:
1️⃣ On multilateralism and peaceful settlement of disputes
2️⃣ On UN-OIC cooperation
Agenda Possibilities:
Sources suggest possible focus on:
Operation Sindoor (India’s outreach to the Gulf & West Africa)
Jammu & Kashmir issue
India is not a current UNSC member, raising concerns in Delhi that Pakistan may attempt to spotlight regional South Asian issues.
Historical Context:
This is Pakistan’s 8th time on the UNSC: 1952–53, 1968–69, 1976–77, 1983–84, 1993–94, 2003–04, 2012–13, and now 2025–26.
About UNSC Presidency:
Rotates monthly among 15 members (Rule 18, Provisional Rules of Procedure)
Based on alphabetical order (English names)
Preceded by Guyana (June) and followed by Panama (August)
Council Composition:
5 Permanent Members (P5): 🇺🇸 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🇫🇷 🇬🇧
10 Non-permanent Members (elected for 2 years)
➤ Chosen by General Assembly via 2/3rd secret ballot
➤ Regional distribution:
• 5 from Africa & Asia
• 1 Eastern Europe
• 2 Latin America
• 2 Western Europe & Others
➤ One Arab seat alternates between Asia & Africa
UNSC Powers:
Under Chapter VI & VII of UN Charter
Can:
✔️ Impose sanctions
✔️ Authorize peacekeeping/military action
✔️ Issue binding resolutions
Oversees 11 peacekeeping missions with ~100,000 personnel (as of 2024)
Criticisms & Structural Issues:
Veto power (P5) often leads to deadlocks
Examples:
▪️ Russia: 158 vetoes
▪️ US: 92 vetoes (including on Palestine in 2024)
▪️ China: Often aligns with Russia
France & UK haven’t used veto since 1989
UNSC Reform Demands:
Calls for inclusion of India, Brazil, Germany, Japan, Nigeria, South Africa
African representation a key UN reform priority
But P5 resistance keeps reforms stalled
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Secularism Beyond Words!
The Indian Constitution upheld secular values even before the word was added — ensuring freedom, equality & dignity for all.
BIG PUSH FOR JOB CREATION
Cabinet Approves Employment-Linked Incentive (ELI) Scheme
Outlay: Rs 99,446 crore
Target: 3.5 crore new jobs
Highlights
First-time employees (salary up to Rs 1 lakh/month) to get one month's wage (up to Rs 15,000)
Employers to receive Rs 3,000 per month per employee for two years
Extended to four years for the manufacturing sector
Benefits apply to jobs created between August 1, 2025 and July 31, 2027
Part of Rs 2 lakh crore youth employment package announced in Union Budget 2024–25
1.92 crore youth expected to enter the workforce for the first time
Prime Minister Modi said the scheme will boost youth employment and strengthen manufacturing
Reactions
Industry welcomes the move
CITU criticizes it as a deceptive transfer of public funds to employers
🇮🇳 Ten Years of Digital Progress
🌐 Building an Inclusive and Future-Ready India
🗓 Celebrating 10 Years of Digital India
Launched in 2015, Digital India has revolutionized access, efficiency & empowerment. From villages to virtual wallets — here’s how India went digital:
🔹 Internet users: 📈 From 25.15 Cr (2014) ➡️ 96.96 Cr (2024)
🔹 5G rollout: 4.74 lakh towers, covering 99.6% districts
🔹 UPI boom: 1,867.7 Cr transactions worth ₹24.77 L Cr (Apr 2025)
🔹 DigiLocker: 53.92 Cr users 📂 | UMANG: 2,300 services, 23 languages
🔹 Digital GDP share: 11.74% (2022–23) ➡️ 13.42% (2024–25)
🔹 BharatNet: 2.18 lakh Gram Panchayats with high-speed internet
Empowering Innovations
🚀 IndiaAI Mission (₹10,371 Cr): Over 34,000 GPUs deployed
🔧 India Semiconductor Mission: ₹1.55 L Cr investments approved
💻 ONDC & GeM: Transforming e-commerce & governance
🧠 Bhashini: AI-driven digital access in 35+ Indian languages
Digital India = Power to Empower
A decade of transformation. A future of opportunity.
#DigitalIndia #ViksitBharat #UPI #BharatNet #IndiaAI #GeM #BHASHINI #InclusiveIndia
