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Dhyeya IAS

5/26/2025, 12:51:02 PM

Why Are Indian Cities Flooding So Often? From Bengaluru to Mumbai, urban flooding is becoming a regular nightmare. Even short spells of rain are now enough to bring cities to a standstill. But why? Here’s what’s going wrong : Too much concrete, not enough green space Lakes and wetlands are disappearing Old, clogged drains can't handle heavy rain Construction in sensitive areas blocks natural water flow Garbage chokes the drainage system Climate change is making rain more intense & unpredictable The results? Property loss, traffic chaos, economic slowdown, and health risks. What we need: Better planning & drainage systems Protecting natural water bodies City-specific climate action plans Nature-based solutions like green roofs, rain gardens & smart sensors Learning from global models like Singapore, Netherlands, China Urban floods aren’t just a weather problem—they’re a planning failure. Read in English : https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/urban-flooding-india-planning-vs-climate-change Read in Hindi : https://www.dhyeyaias.com/hi/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/urban-flooding-india-planning-vs-climate-change

Dhyeya IAS

5/26/2025, 7:25:02 AM

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Dhyeya IAS

5/29/2025, 7:50:58 AM

Let's revise! https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/brain-booster/anglo-mysore-wars-1767-1799

Dhyeya IAS

5/28/2025, 2:03:56 PM

🧠📚 India’s Silent Student Crisis: It's Time to Talk India is facing a heartbreaking truth—thousands of students are dying by suicide every year, driven by extreme academic pressure, social isolation, caste discrimination, and institutional neglect. 🔴 13,000+ student suicides reported in 2022 alone 🔴 Over 100 deaths in IITs in the past decade 🔴 14 student suicides in Kota this year already In his latest intervention, the Supreme Court of India has expressed serious concern over the rising toll, especially in places like Kota and IITs. But this isn’t about one city or one exam—this is about an education system that’s cracking under its own pressure. We must stop asking, “Why did the student give up?” and start asking, “Why did the system fail them?” 📌 Mental health is real. 📌 Caste bias is real. 📌 Fear, silence, and isolation are real. The path forward? Early support, inclusive classrooms, anonymous grievance redressal, and compassionate campuses. Let’s reimagine education—not as a race to the top, but as a journey where no one is left behind. Read in Hindi : https://www.dhyeyaias.com/hi/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/student-suicides-judicial-intervention-educational-reform-india Read in English: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/student-suicides-judicial-intervention-educational-reform-india

Dhyeya IAS

5/23/2025, 11:48:45 AM

India’s Primary Forests Are Rapidly Declining — Here's Why It Matters In 2024 alone, India lost over 18,000 hectares of primary humid forest — the highest in recent years. These forests, often overlooked in policy discourse, are crucial for carbon storage, biodiversity, and climate regulation. Since 2002, over 3.48 lakh hectares of mature, undisturbed forest have disappeared — a significant portion in the northeastern states, where shifting cultivation, agriculture, and development pressures are accelerating degradation. Unlike plantation forests, primary forests are irreplaceable ecological assets, hosting complex ecosystems developed over centuries. Their loss contributes significantly to CO₂ emissions, biodiversity decline, and disruption of forest-dependent communities. Using satellite data, platforms like Global Forest Watch are mapping these changes in near real-time, raising urgent concerns for conservation, governance, and policy planning. Read in English: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/india-primary-forest-loss-2024-ecological-climatic-impact Read in Hindi: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/hi/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/india-primary-forest-loss-2024-ecological-climatic-impact

Dhyeya IAS

5/28/2025, 3:07:20 PM

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Dhyeya IAS

6/3/2025, 7:12:58 AM

अति गर्व के क्षण ध्येय परिवार के लिए, CRPF और ध्येय IAS के बीच शिक्षा के लिए देशव्यापी MOU साइनिंग सेरेमनी 2 जून को संपन्न हुई। #DhyeyaIAS #CRPF #MOUForEducation #शिक्षा_के_लिए_साझेदारी #NationwideMOU #CRPFxDhyeyaIAS #ShikshaKaSankalp

Dhyeya IAS

6/2/2025, 1:42:26 PM

A Historic Moment at NDA! With the hills of Sahyadri echoing the spirit of Auld Lang Syne, the 148th Passing Out Parade at the National Defence Academy (NDA) marked a proud and unforgettable milestone—the first batch of women cadets graduated alongside their male counterparts! Out of 336 cadets, 17 brave young women passed out after completing 3 years of intense training. This moment is more than just ceremonial—it’s a powerful symbol of gender inclusion and evolving leadership in the Indian Armed Forces. From WWI nurses to frontline officers, from court battles to commanding roles, Indian women have come a long way in the Army. Today, they serve in Siachen, join prestigious staff courses, and even lead in international missions. Yet, challenges remain—bias, limited combat roles, and gaps in policy. But change is happening—thanks to Supreme Court rulings and policy reforms. This is not just about breaking barriers. It’s about building a stronger, diverse, and more inclusive force for tomorrow. Read in Hindi: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/hi/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/women-in-indian-armed-forces-operational-strategic-benefits Read in English : https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/women-in-indian-armed-forces-operational-strategic-benefits

Dhyeya IAS

5/24/2025, 2:09:54 PM

Is Poverty Really Falling Fast in India? A New Study Says… Not Quite. From 2004-05 to 2011-12, India made big progress—poverty dropped from 37% to 22%. But what happened after that? A new study published in Economic and Political Weekly shows that poverty reduction has slowed down sharply in the last decade. Between 2011-12 and 2022-23, poverty may have dropped by just 4%, from 22% to around 18%. Here’s what’s making things complicated: 🔸 No official poverty data since 2011-12 🔸 New surveys use different methods, making comparisons tricky 🔸 Slower GDP and wage growth, especially in rural areas 🔸 Some states like UP improved, but others like Bihar and Maharashtra lag behind Read in English: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/poverty-reduction-india-state-wise-variation-up-bihar-policy-solutions Read in Hindi: https://www.dhyeyaias.com/hi/current-affairs/daily-current-affairs/poverty-reduction-india-state-wise-variation-up-bihar-policy-solutions Experts disagree: ➡️ Some say poverty is under-reported due to data changes ➡️ Others argue it’s much lower now thanks to government schemes and economic growth The bottom line? India’s fight against poverty needs better data, smarter policies, and more attention to struggling states.

Dhyeya IAS

5/23/2025, 7:31:17 AM

https://www.dhyeyaias.com/current-affairs/brain-booster/comptroller-and-auditor-general-nayataraka-eva-mahalkha-parakashhaka-cag Let's revise!