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The growth came despite the West Asia crisis and disruptions along key shipping routes.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The first multilingual Indian speech recognition model, SraVaaNi has been released by researchers at IISc in collaboration with ARTPARK and Google. It aims to address gaps in speech-to-text systems by supporting several underserved Indian languages and dialects. This can be cited while discussing linguistic diversity, AI innovation and inclusive digital technology.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “Shutdowns, app bans show crisis of internet governance” by Namrata Maheshwari in Indian Express discusses how fragmented digital regulation can undermine internet governance. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The NEET examination crisis exposed gaps in governance, with the government using the Information Technology Act, 2000, to address online misinformation.  \n• The Supreme Court in the Anuradha Bhasin v. UOI judgment affirmed that indefinite internet shutdowns are impermissible and restrictions must satisfy proportionality  \n• However, temporary platform bans and directions to disable features raise concerns over proportionality and due process.  \n• Such measures should balance public interest, innovation and digital rights rather than rely on blanket restrictions.  \n• Along with that, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act must evolve through meaningful consultation with stakeholders.  \nAn article titled “SC has nurtured environmental law. Do its decisions look distant today?” by Ujjal Bhuyan in Indian Express discusses how judicial interventions have shaped India’s environmental jurisprudence and the challenges in sustaining it. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The 1972 Stockholm Conference influenced India’s environmental framework and approach to environmental protection.  \n• This was reflected in the 42nd Constitutional Amendment, 1976, which introduced Articles 48A and 51A(g), giving environmental concerns a constitutional mandate.  \n• Judicial activism strengthened this framework through various judgements.  \no Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra v. State of Uttar Pradesh, recognised environmental protection as part of constitutional governance.  \no Vellore Citizens’ Welfare Forum v. UOI and Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action v. UOI, established the precautionary and polluter-pays principles.  \no M.C. Mehta v. Kamal Nath, strengthened the public trust doctrine, while later judgments advanced inter-generational equity.  \n• But, the challenge lies in sustaining these judicial gains, as developmental pressures and uneven enforcement can dilute their impact on the ground.  \n• This calls for courts and institutions to harmonise  \ndevelopmental priorities with ecological imperatives. An article titled “The constitutional limits on arrest” by C.B.P. Srivastava in The Hindu discusses the safeguards against arbitrary arrest and the need to balance state authority with personal liberty. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The Article 21 makes personal liberty central to the arrest process, requiring fairness and due procedure rather than mechanical exercise of state power.  \n• The Article 22 of Indian Constitution requires an arrested person to be informed of the grounds of arrest, provided legal assistance and produced before the nearest magistrate within 24 hours.  \n• The Section 50 of BNSS, 2023 also strengthens safeguards by requiring communication of arrest information and ensuring procedural fairness.  \n• Supreme Court in Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar (2014) stated‘arrest as an exception’, while Satender Kumar Antil v. CBI (2022) judgement reinforced the principle that ‘arrest should not be automatic’.  \n• The D.K. Basu guidelines further protect detainees from custodial abuse and procedural violations.  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