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Under the deal, 100% of India’s exports to New Zealand will face zero tariffs, while India will eliminate tariffs on about 95% of New Zealand’sexports.  \n• National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval met UAE President, Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi. The discussions mainly focused on strengthening the India-UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, regional security, and stable energy supplies amid turmoil in West Asia.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• The Supreme Court of India held that safe travel on highways is an integral part of the right to life under Article  \n21 of Constitution of India. The ruling emphasised the State’s duty to ensure road safety and prevent avoidable accidents. This can be cited to illustrate judicial activism in addressing public safety concerns.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “For true nari shakti, take jobs where women workers are” by Ashok Gulati, Ayushi Gupta, and Bidisha Chanda in Indian Express discusses the need to enhance women’s workforce participation through targeted employment generation in labourintensive sectors. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Women’s empowerment must move beyond symbolic political representation to true empowerment, which lies in sustained economic participation and income generation.  \n• Despite recent improvements, India’s Female Labour Force Participation Rate (FLFPR) remains low, reflecting deep rooted structural barriers such as social norms, safety concerns, and lack of suitable jobs.  \n• Along with this, the concentration of women in low productivity agriculture highlights a quality deficit in employment rather than mere participation gaps.  \n• Labour-intensive manufacturing sectors present an opportunity, as they can absorb large numbers of women workers.  \n• However, regional disparities persist, with states like Bihar lagging due to limited industrial ecosystems and weak skilling infrastructure.  \n• Going forward, aligning skilling, industrial policy, and gender-sensitive interventions will be crucial to make women’s economic inclusion central to India’s growth strategy.  \nAn article titled “Summer as a source of income shock for gig workers” by Krishna Malakar in The Hindu discusses how extreme heat disproportionately affects gig workers by turning climate risks into economic vulnerabilities. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• Heatwaves are no longer episodic; they are emerging as structural climate risks with direct economic consequences for vulnerable workers.  \n• Gig workers face a dual burden, extreme heat not only threatens health but also disrupts income, creating a climate induced livelihood shock.  \n• Along with this, the nature of platform-based work, dependent on mobility and incentives—limits workers’ ability to adapt, unlike formal sector employees.  \n• Fragmented governance across labour, urban, and disaster management institutions leads to diffused accountability and weak protection frameworks.  \n• Also, digital platforms have not fully integrated climate resilience into their operational and incentive structures.  \n• Hence, integrating climate adaptation with labour protections, platform regulation, and urban planning will be essential to ensure income stability and worker safety.  \nAn article titled “Why below-average rains don’t rule out flood threat” by Amitabh Sinha in Indian Express discusses how changing rainfall patterns and urban vulnerabilities are increasing flood risks despite normal or deficient monsoons. 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