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The conference demanded stronger coordination to tackle illegal migration, cross-border smuggling, and border security challenges.  \n• The Supreme Court set aside Gauhati High Court judgments declaring 27 individuals as foreigners. The Court held that no coercive action should be taken against the affected individuals until the Foreigners' Tribunals deliver fresh decisions on their citizenship status through a fair, lawful, and reasonable process.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The Union Territory Administration of Ladakh approved the establishment of Autonomous Hill Development Councils (AHDCs) in all seven districts. This can be cited while discussing democratic decentralisation, local selfgovernment, cooperative federalism, and governance in border regions.  \n• Recently, the Supreme Court of India constituted four dedicated benches to hear decades-old pending civil and criminal cases. This can be cited while discussing judicial reforms, access to justice, and efficient case management.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled \"The right path for India's nuclear power development\" by Meera Shankar and Ajay Shankar in The Hindu discusses the future direction of India's nuclear energy programme. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• India's indigenous nuclear programme has demonstrated technological capability and significant cost advantages over imported reactor technologies.  \n• A balanced approach that combines self-reliance, safety and gradual technological expansion can strengthen India's position as a competitive global nuclear power.  \n• Achieving the target of 100 GW of nuclear capacity will require greater participation from both the public and private sectors through indigenous manufacturing and deployment.  \n• For this, India should develop its own Light Water Reactor technology while continuing to advance indigenous reactor development capabilities.  \n• Also, Small Modular Reactors should first be deployed experimentally at existing nuclear sites considering safety issues, before being expanded to new locations or exported.  \nAn article titled \"More births, deaths being recorded: Benefits, gaps\" by Moradhvaj Dhakad in Indian Express discusses India's progress in civil registration while highlighting the remaining challenges in achieving a complete and reliable system. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• India has made significant progress towards universal civil registration, with birth and death registration coverage approaching complete national coverage.  \n• Improved registration strengthens demographic estimation, public health planning and programme implementation.  \n• Rising registration levels have been driven by institutional deliveries, expanded welfare schemes and the growing need for official documentation.  \n• Yet, regional disparities, delayed registration and incomplete medical certification of deaths continue to limit the reliability of the Civil Registration System.  \n• Ideally, the next phase of reform should prioritise better data quality, responsible digital use and improved recording of migration to support evidence-based planning.  \nAn article titled “Can biogas aid India’s energy security?” by V. Nivedita in The Hindu discusses how compressed biogas (CBG) can support a cleaner and more resilient energy system in India. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Amid persistent geopolitical tensions in West Asia and India's dependence on imported fossil fuels, compressed biogas (CBG) offers a renewable alternative to strengthen energy security, reduce imports, and utilise agricultural waste.  \n• Although initiatives such as SATAT and GOBARdhan have set ambitious targets, progress has been slow due to inadequate infrastructure, limited private investment, financing constraints, and high project costs. 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