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It indicates gaps in India's economic data quality.  \n• While hearing pleas against FIRs filed over allegedly obscene comments by YouTubers on a comedy show, the Supreme Court recommended establishing an autonomous body to oversee and regulate online content.  \n• The Assam Cabinet has approved a panel report recommending Scheduled Tribe status for six communities in the State. This move has sparked protests from Bodo and other tribal organizations, who fear it will dilute the rights and opportunities of existing indigenous tribal groups.  \n• The 23rd Law Commission has opined that the One Nation, One Election Bills do not violate the basic structure of the Constitution, as they do not affect federalism or the people’s right to vote. It also noted that simultaneous elections could help  \nsave time and resources.  \nKEY EXAMPLES FOR EXAM  \n• India and Indonesia, at their Defence Ministers’ Dialogue, advanced defence cooperation by making progress on the BrahMos missile deal and deepening collaboration in the IndoPacific. Cite this while discussing India’s Act East Policy and strategic partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region.  \n• The government has approved the Tex-RAMPS Scheme with anoutlay of ₹305 crore to boost the textiles sector. Cite this while discussing India’s textile sector reforms, innovation-led industrial policy and efforts to enhance competitiveness and sustainability in traditional industries.  \nKEY PERSPECTIVES FOR EXAM  \nAn article titled “Enabling a modern and future-ready labour ecosystem” by Harsha Vardhan Agarwal in The Hindu discusses the implementation of India’s Four Labour Codes and their impact on creating a modern, fair, and competitive labour framework. In this context, the following points are noteworthy:  \n• By combining worker protection with ease of doing business, the Four Labour Codes foster a modern, competitive, and globally aligned labour ecosystem that benefits both employees and enterprises.  \n• Simplified compliance measures like single licence, single return will reduce administrative burdens for businesses.  \n• Digital inspections and decriminalising minor offences make it even easier for MSMEs to follow the rules.  \n• With this framework, protections are extended to all workersincluding unorganised, gig, and platform sectors-ensuring minimum wages, timely payments, and social security coverage.  \n• Workplace safety and well-being are strengthened via safety committees, preventive health check-ups, and regulated working hours.  \n• Inclusive provisions, such as equal pay, maternity benefits, and safe night work, aim to increase women’s workforce participation and promote gender equity.  \nAn article titled “Why India struggles to clear its air” by Ajay S. 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