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The move followed a House vote toreopen government operations after weeks of disruption.  \n• India and Nepal amended their Treaty of Transit to allow railbased freight movement between Jogbani and Biratnagar, improving cross-border trade in bulk cargo.  \n• The government plans to shift from the current bank-centric model for its new barrier-less Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) tolling system to ease congestion at toll plazas. The system will use FASTag data, RFID readers, and automatic number plate recognition cameras for seamless toll payments.  \n• The Union government released a new draft Seeds Bill, 2025 to replace the Seeds Act, 1966 and the Seeds (Control) Order, 1983. It aims to regulate seed quality, ensure farmers have access to affordable, high-quality seeds, and liberalise seed imports.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The Supreme Court urged the government to promote electric vehicles by offering incentives and adopting EVs for official use to tackle rising air pollution. Cite this while discussing Environmental Pollution & Conservation  \n• Tamil Nadu has led transgender-inclusive healthcare by setting up Gender Guidance Clinics and covering genderaffirming procedures under its Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme. Its rights-based model shows how inclusive policies can reduce stigma and improve access for marginalised groups. Cite this while discussing Inclusive Growth and Social Justice  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “Should public celebrations or expression of devotion be avoided?” by Anika Sarkar and Sanjay Hegde in The Hindu Discusses rising public religiosity disrupting civic life and urging balanced regulation. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• India’s public spaces are deeply intertwined with religion, with frequent festivals, prayers, and processions held in open or shared areas.  \n• The growing number of festivals and religious events has led to  \ncongestion, noise, and frequent traffic disruptions in cities.  \n• Rising religious display has also become competitive, often triggering hurt sentiments and tensions rooted in historical communal conflicts.  \n• To address this, the Uttar Pradesh police removed unauthorised loudspeakers from religious places to reduce noise and maintain civic harmony.  \n• Community leaders are using coordinated measures and digital tools like centralised broadcasts to promote mutual respect and prevent conflicts.  \n• The Supreme Court’s stand in the Anand Margi case supports such regulation of religious practices to ensure public order and social balance.  \nAn article titled “On Children’s Day, let’s commit to a level playing field” by Nanditesh Nilay in The Indian Express discusses how dynastic privilege undermines meritocracy. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The prevalence of dynastic succession in politics weakens democracy by turning leadership from public service into entitlement.  \n• This enduring culture of inherited power stands in contrast to Nehru’s belief that children shape a nation’s future through their own effort and vision.  \n• History, as reflected in the Mahabharata, reminds us that lineage-based authority often leads to conflict, attachment, and moral blindness.  \n• When power becomes hereditary, citizens lose faith in fairness, and young dreamers begin to question the value of hard work.  \n• In a society where birth often determines opportunity, the Indian women’s cricket team stands out for achieving success through merit and perseverance.  \n• Their victory highlights the value of individual effort in a system often dominated by inherited privilege.  \nKEY STATS FOR EXAM  \n• According to the Global Carbon Project, India’s carbon emissions in 2025 are projected to rise by 1.4%, compared to 4% in 2024. 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