28 Jul 2026 : Indian Express Important Articles Today
Right to peaceful protest: SC
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GS 2: Polity & Governance: Fundamental Rights (Article 19), Right to Peaceful Protest, Role of Judiciary, Police Reforms, Accountability of Executive, and Issues relating to Law & Order.
After CJP deadline, Assam takes Bihar line, says will not take action
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GS 2: Polity & Governance: Fundamental Rights, Right to Protest, Rule of Law, Police Reforms, Centre–State Relations, and Accountability of Executive in maintaining public order.
70% of suicides by Indians abroad in Gulf: MEA data
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GS 2: International Relations:Indian Diaspora Welfare, protection and issues of Indians living abroad (especially migrant workers in Gulf countries).
Exam reforms: What the report after 2024 leak said
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GS 2: Polity & Governance:Government Policies & Interventions for Development in Various Sectors and Issues Arising out of Their Design and Implementation (Examination reforms, NTA reforms, public institutions, education governance, transparency and accountability in public examinations).
Israel's earthen barriers in Gaza Strip, and a line in the sand
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GS 2: International Relations: Israel–Palestine Conflict, West Asia, International Humanitarian Law (Geneva Conventions), United Nations and issues affecting India's interests.
CBDT's crypto asset reporting guidance, and what it means for taxpayers
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GS 3: Indian Economy: Taxation, Digital Economy & Financial Regulations (Cryptocurrency Taxation, Tax Transparency, OECD CARF, Automatic Exchange of Information).
Fixing exam system won't be enough. Bigger task is restoring trust
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GS 2: Polity & Governance: Issues relating to Education, Governance, Accountability, Transparency, Public Institutions, E-Governance, Citizen Charters and Role of Civil Services in Public Service Delivery.
On accessibility, big streaming platforms must take the lead
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GS 2: (Governance & Social Justice): Government policies and interventions for vulnerable sections (Persons with Disabilities), issues relating to rights, inclusivity, digital governance, and regulation of online platforms (OTT accessibility).
India, Bangladesh must not just renew Ganga Treaty. They should reimagine it
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GS 2: India and its Neighbourhood: India–Bangladesh Relations, Transboundary River Water Disputes, Bilateral Agreements, Water Diplomacy, Cooperative Federalism, and Environmental Conservation.
Deterrence has broken down in West Asia
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GS 2: International Relations: India and its neighbourhood & global groupings; Effect of policies and politics of developed and developing countries on India's interests; Bilateral, regional and global issues involving India and/or affecting India's interests (West Asia/Middle East geopolitics, regional security, deterrence, balance of power).
India's rupee billionaires top 500 for first time, quadruple in 4 years
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GS 3: Indian Economy: Inclusive Growth, Income & Wealth Inequality, Household Income Measurement, Taxation Policy, and Official Socio-economic Surveys (PLFS, HCES, National Household Income Survey).
Al data centres' power load seen 26.3 GW by 2031-32
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GS 3: Infrastructure (Energy), Science & Technology (Artificial Intelligence), and Economy (Digital Infrastructure & Energy Security): Power demand from AI data centres, renewable energy integration, electricity grid management, and digital infrastructure.