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It called for an international treaty to keep artificial intelligence away from nuclear launch decisions.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• NSE’s Nifty 500 Ahimsa Index reflects the rise of ethical investing by allowing investors to back companies aligned with non-violence and animal-cruelty-free business practices. Cite this while discussing ethical capitalism and values-based decisionmaking.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “Beyond the Protest, Three Reforms That Reclaim the Indian Mind” by Shashank R Joshi, Shambo Samrat Samajdarin Indian Express argues that textbook, language and exam reforms must be judged beyond the NEET controversy. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• While recent examination leaks expose implementation gaps, they reinforce the need for systemic modernisation.  \n• India's educational and intellectual future should be shaped through reforms in curriculum, language policy, and examination systems.  \n• Curriculum Reform: NCERT has increased emphasis on ancient Indian scholars such as Brahmagupta, and Madhava to correct the historical imbalance created by colonialera narratives.  \no It also promotes a more evidence-based understanding of history by incorporating archaeological, genetic, linguistic, and textual evidence.  \n• Multilingual Education: The CBSE three-language policy promotes Indian languages alongside English, aiming to preserve India's civilisational knowledge and cultural heritage while ensuring global competitiveness.  \no To facilitate implementation, the government has introduced transitional relaxations and school-based assessments, reflecting a flexible approach.  \n• Examination Reforms: The K. Radhakrishnan Committee has proposed comprehensive reforms, including enhanced data security, biometric authentication, stronger State and district participation, reliable examination centres, and a gradual shift to computer-based testing.  \nAn article titled “NEET’s Promise Has Failed; It’s Time to Trust States” by M.K. Stalin in The Hindu argues that NEET has weakened social justice, federalism and affordable medical education. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Tamil Nadu opposed the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) not merely because of examination irregularities, but due to its underlying premise of a single high-stakes national examination determining medical admissions.  \n• The State's concern is structural, arguing that a uniform examination may not adequately reflect diverse school systems, regional contexts, and social justice priorities.  \n• The promise that NEET would reduce the examination burden has also weakened, as multiple entrance tests have been replaced by intense coaching pressure.  \n• Similarly, the claim of promoting merit has been questioned, with qualifying thresholds repeatedly lowered to fill seats in private medical colleges.  \n• Moreover, commercialisation has not disappeared; instead, capitation fees have largely been replaced by high tuition fees, coaching expenses, and other associated costs.  \n• Given that States establish, fund, and regulate medical colleges, they should have a greater role in framing admission policies suited to local realities.  \n• In this context, the All India Quota also merits reconsideration, as it diverts State-funded seats, weakens the spirit of cooperative federalism, and may adversely affect women and regional equity.  \nAn article titled “AI Future Needs Responsible Data-Centre Regulation” by Sushant Kumar in Indian Express warns that AI datacentre growth must be regulated to protect power, water and local communities. 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