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This move aims to address rising pendency and the growing backlog of cases.  \n• Vietnamese President To Lam visited India and offered prayers at the Mahabodhi Temple in Gaya. The visit was aimed at strengthening India–Vietnam strategic and diplomatic ties.  \n• The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has issued an updated Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to streamline and digitize the FDI approval process. It aims to make approvals faster and paperless, with a maximum processing timeline of 12 weeks.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• A judge of the Supreme Court of India observed that Public Interest Litigation (PIL), originally meant to expand access to justice, is increasingly being misused for publicity and private interests. This can be cited while discussing judicial accountability, misuse of legal remedies, and the need for procedural safeguards.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “Silencing academia, weakening democratic space” by C.P. Rajendran in The Hindu examines the decline of academic freedom in India. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The Varieties of Democracy Institute (2026) calls India an“electoral autocracy”, and the Scholars at Risk (2024) labels India’s academic freedom as “completely restricted”.  \n• These reports indicate rising political interference and declining university autonomy.  \n• They also show growing self-censorship and pressure on academic spaces.  \n• Notably, 62 academics faced punitive action between 2014–26, reflecting suppression of dissent.  \n• At the global level, India has not signed the First Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. As a result, access to international remedies for rights violations remains limited.  \n• Consequently, it undermines democratic health by restricting evidence-based discourse, civil society participation, and institutional accountability.  \nAn editorial titled “Building bridges: Battery storage capacity must keep pace with solar energy generation” highlights gaps in India’s solar expansion. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• India reached a record 256.1 GW peak demand, with solar meeting 21.5% of afternoon load, but only 10.8% of daily generation.  \n• After sunset, solar contributed just 0.1%, exposing its intermittency challenge.  \n• Despite growth, solar’s share in capacity rose to ~28%, but generation gains remain limited.  \n• The key bottleneck is inadequate battery storage, not lack of solar capacity or land.  \n• To address this, every new solar project should include  \nmandatory co-located battery storage.  \n• Further, governments must focus on faster commissioning and resolving financing issues to scale up storage capacity.  \nAn article titled “How ‘bulldozer justice’ undermines the law” by Sandeep Phukan in The Hindu examines the rise of extrajudicial demolitions and their implications for rule of law. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The growing acceptance of “bulldozer justice” reflects the normalisation of extrajudicial actions and public approval of instant punishment.  \n• This trend is driven by delays in the justice system, with over 5.5 crore pending cases and low judge-to-population ratio.  \n• However, such actions bypass due process and blur the line between punishment and executive overreach.  \n• Consequently, the state risks acting as investigator, judge, and executioner, undermining separation of powers.  \n• The need of the hour is to strengthen judicial capacity, expand fast-track courts, and implement institutional reforms rather than circumventing established legal procedures.  \nKEY STATS FOR EXAM  \n• India is the third-largest oil consumer, with demand projected at ~5.99 million barrels/day in 2026.  \n• China controls over 91% of global rare-earth production, while India processe","cbCaikVIclBlEUAf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikVIclBlEUAf","pdf",190950,"English","# Key Headlines\n# Key Examples for Exam\n# Key Perspectives for Exam\n## Academic freedom and democratic space\n## Energy transition and solar storage capacity\n## Rule of law and bulldozer justice\n# Key Stats for Exam\n# Good Phrases for Exam\n# Suggested Articles for Exam","[{\"question\":\"What change did the Union Cabinet approve regarding Supreme Court judges?\",\"answer\":\"It approved increasing the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38 to address rising pendency and a growing case backlog.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the SOP update affect the FDI approval process?\",\"answer\":\"It streamlines and digitizes approvals to make them faster and paperless, with a maximum processing timeline of 12 weeks.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is battery storage highlighted as a bottleneck for India’s solar expansion?\",\"answer\":\"Solar’s intermittent contribution after sunset shows gaps; the key bottleneck is inadequate battery storage rather than lack of solar capacity or land.\"}]","Lead IAS Daily One Pager - 06 May | PDF",1789941678]