Samarpan IAS : By Samridhi
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An effort to understand India, it's diversity, history and culture. The objective is to cater to the need of civil services exams and make learning process interesting, easy and fulfilling by striking the right chord in right direction.
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Heritage of Raigarh Fort, capital of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj #indianhistory #Marathas
Background:

In 1967, the Supreme Court in S. Azeez Basha v Union of India held that AMU was neither established nor administered by the Muslim minority — it came into existence through an Act of the central legislature — and did not, therefore, qualify as a minority institution under Article 30 of the Constitution.

1981- the government amended AMU Act, saying it was established by muslim community to promote cultural & educational advancement of muslims in India.

2005- AMU ,first time provided 50% reservation for Muslims in postgraduate medical programs.

Next year Allahabad HC struck down both university order and 1981 amendment on the ground that AMU was not a minority institution.

HC order was challenged in SC .

Nov 2024- SC overruled its earlier verdict, which held that AMU was not a minority institution.

Minority status meaning:
Under art 15(5) of Constitution, minority educational institutions are exempt from reserving seats for SCs and STs.
SC uphold the constitutional validity of UP Madrasa education Act 2024.
Indian Agriculture :Issues
Justice Sanjiv Khanna sworn in as 51st Chief Justice of India ( CJI).

Notable judgment of Justice Khanna, who had sat in over 450 Benches in the apex court, was his verdict giving the thumbs-up to EVMs while declining to revive paper ballots.

Chief Justice Khanna, in his decision to grant former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal interim bail, had termed personal liberty a sacrosanct right on finding that the latter had been incarcerated for over 90 days in the liquor policy case.
Today's news:
1) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Brazil to attend the annual G20 summit and to Nigeria and Guyana as part of a three-nation tour beginning Saturday(16/11/2024).

2) India has voiced its disapproval of “protectionist” measures that link trade barriers and carbon emissions, at the ongoing climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan.
At the ongoing COP 29 at Baku, India stated that climate finance — the money that’s necessary to incentivise and facilitate developing countries’ adoption of renewable energy sources over fossil fuels — should not be seen as “investment goals” by developed countries.Presently 5-6.8 trillion dollars worth of climate finance until 2030 is being mooted in Baku.
150th birth anniversary of tribal icon Birsa Munda was celebrated.
Pradhan Mantri Janjati Adivasi Nyaya Maha Abhiyan (PM- JANMAN) is a 24,000 crore scheme for tribals.
Hydropower projects in Uttarakhand face potential risks of destruction and massive financial losses due to climate change-linked extreme weather events, a new study by Climate Risk Horizons.

Cumulatively, at least 15 projects with a capacity of 10,678 MW representing `70,150.30 crore of investment could be at high-risk locations in Uttarakhand,” the study said, assessing indicators like climate impacts, stressors such as seismic activity, landslides to identify vulnerable river basin areas.

These projects are spread across Joshimath-Srinagar, which the analysis said was the most vulnerable region, followed by Tehri-Uttarkashi and Pithoragarh-Bageshwar. These regions are particularly vulnerable to seismic activity.