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It introduces major reforms such as wider social security, gender pay parity, and fixed-term employment.  \n• The U.S. has proposed a peace plan that requires Ukraine to make territorial concessions and accept limited security guarantees. This has put Kyiv in a difficult position, torn between preserving its dignity and risking the loss of vital American support.  \n• Afghanistan’s acting Commerce Minister urged India to ensure the Chabahar port route remains fully functional. He also called for greater private investment to support Afghan trade.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The Union government has proposed new guidelines to define and regulate “obscenity” in online content across digital platforms. Cite this while discussing regulation of digital content and freedom of expression in India.  \n• The Public Accounts Committee has raised serious concerns with the FSSAI over the continued sale of adulterated food items, especially sweets during festivals, despite repeated warnings and enforcement measures. Cite this while discussing gaps in enforcement despite existing food safety laws.  \n• An IAF Tejas fighter jet crashed during the Dubai Air Show. Cite this while discussing the operational challenges of indigenous defence platforms.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “A student's death, a society in the dock” in the Indian Express highlights India’s growing student mental-health crisis and the deeper social issues behind it. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• The suicide of a Class X student in Delhi shows how the emotional support expected from schools and homes often breaks down.  \n• Such incidents reflect a wider national pattern, with 13,892 student suicides in 2023, marking a 65% rise in a decade, indicating a serious mental-health emergency.  \n• This emergency is driven by rising academic pressure, intense performance expectations, and constant comparison.  \n• Despite this, responses like suspending staff or ordering probes remain superficial, as they do not address the systemic and cultural roots of stress.  \n• These roots are also visible in how signs of distress among adolescents are frequently misunderstood or overlooked.  \n• To bridge this gap, Schools must balance ambition with wellbeing by recognizing vulnerability early and creating environments where students feel safe and valued.  \nAn article titled“Overcoming resistance: Version 2 of the National Action Plan on AMR requires fresh commitment” in The Hindu highlights India’s urgent need to strengthen its response to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and address past implementation gaps. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• WHO data shows India faces a serious challenge, with one in three infections resistant to common antibiotics, compared to the global one in six.  \n• This happens because India has a high disease burden, widespread antibiotic misuse, and weak health surveillance systems.  \n• As a result, key bacteria such as E. coli and Klebsiella are now resistant even to last-line antibiotics, making treatment far more difficult.  \n• The challenge extends beyond human health, highlighting the need for a One Health approach that links human, animal, and environmental health responses.  \n• The release of the second National Action Plan reflects that the first plan did not achieve its goals and requires stronger follow-through.  \n• Therefore, India now needs tighter antibiotic regulation, better One Health coordination, and consistent implementation across all sectors for the new plan to succeed.  \nAn article titled “The new direction for India should be toward Asia” by Mukul Sanwal in The Hindu argues that India’s foreign policy is entering a decisive phase where Asia—not the West—must become the central axis of its strategic future. 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