23 Apr 2026 : Indian Express Important Articles Today
For climate activists, laughter is emerging as a powerful weapon against despair
Page: The World
GS 3: Environment & Ecology: Climate Change mitigation strategies and behavioural approaches to environmental sustainability.
In Trump's ceasefire extension, there could be off-ramps for both sides
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GS 2: International Relations: India and its neighbourhood, global geopolitics, and international organisations (West Asia conflict, nuclear diplomacy, and maritime chokepoints).
India's growth story needs focus on individual prosperity
Page 10
GS 3: Indian Economy: Issues relating to inclusive growth, employment, inequality, and structural transformation of the Indian economy.
Robots win marathon. Little comfort to our gig workers
Page 10
GS 3: Science & Technology (Robotics, AI) and its impact on Economy & Employment (inclusive growth, labour issues).
Tracks to transformation: Modernisation is powering a safer, faster Indian Railways
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GS 3: Infrastructure: (Indian Railways modernisation, transport sector development, and technology in infrastructure).
GS 3: (Indian Economy): Exchange Rate Management, Balance of Payments (Capital Flows), and External Sector Vulnerabilities.
China can no longer be silent on West Asia war
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GS 2: International Relations: India and world affairs, effect of policies of major powers (China–US relations, West Asia geopolitics, energy security, global order).
Sabarimala hearing: SC says difficult for courts to decide what is an essential religious practice
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GS 2: Indian Polity & Governance: Fundamental Rights (Articles 25–26), Essential Religious Practices Doctrine, and role of the Supreme Court of India in balancing religious freedom and social reform.
How the 2006 Malegaon blasts case hit a wall
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GS 2: Governance & Polity: Issues related to criminal justice system, investigation agencies (ATS, CBI, NIA), and rule of law in India.
At heart of row, value of a vote, fiscal imbalance
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GS 2: Polity & Governance: Indian Constitution—representation, federalism, delimitation, and principles of “one person, one vote”
Iran war: The fertiliser challenge India faces, and the possible way out
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GS 3: Indian Economy (Agriculture): Issues related to input supply (fertilisers), food security, and effects of global geopolitical developments on agriculture.
How CERC plans to make 'one grid one price' a reality in power sector
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GS 3: Indian Economy (Infrastructure: Energy Sector, Power Market Reforms, Electricity Regulation and Pricing Mechanisms)
'War, rising global energy prices & El Niño may pose inflation risk'
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GS 3: Indian Economy: Monetary Policy, Inflation, Growth & External Sector (including RBI, MPC, and macroeconomic stability).