Indian Current Affairs News Digest
Date: January 10, 2026
Compiled from 15+ leading Indian news sources
Your daily exam-focused news digest covering critical developments across governance, economy, international relations, science, and sports. Every article verified from original newspaper sources.
Today’s Top 10 Recall Points (Snapshot)
- Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas: Celebrated on Jan 9 to mark Mahatma Gandhi’s return; PM Modi hails diaspora as “Rashtradoots.”
- UP Defence Corridor: Investment exceeds ₹34,000 crore; Rajnath Singh inaugurates Ashok Leyland EV plant in Lucknow.
- Raisina Science Diplomacy: India launches new initiative to embed science into geopolitical frameworks.
- Hydrogen Train: India’s first hydrogen-powered train begins trial runs on the Jind-Sonipat route.
- GDP Projection: Shaktikanta Das (Principal Secretary to PM) projects 7.4% GDP growth for FY26.
- Archaeological Survey (ASI): Policy shift allows private agencies to participate in monument conservation.
- PM Research Chair: New scheme announced to bring 120 global Indian scientists back to India.
- Land-for-Jobs Case: Delhi court frames charges against RJD chief Lalu Prasad and family.
- WPL 2026: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) defeats Mumbai Indians (MI) in the season opener.
- Climate Forum 2026: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan emphasizes climate action as a strategic opportunity.
1. STATE AFFAIRS
UP Defence Corridor Surpasses ₹34,000 Crore Investment Milestone
Summary: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh highlights major investment growth in Uttar Pradesh’s aerospace and defence sector.
On January 9, 2026, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that the Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor has attracted investments exceeding ₹34,000 crore across its six nodes: Lucknow, Kanpur, Jhansi, Agra, Aligarh, and Chitrakoot. Speaking at the inauguration of Ashok Leyland’s new electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant in Lucknow, the Minister emphasized that the state is evolving into a self-reliant hub for weapons and ammunition. Significant projects, including the BrahMos Aerospace factory in Lucknow, are already operational. The Minister credited the “double-engine” government for proactive land allotment and timely clearances, aiming to create lakhs of local jobs over the next five years.
Exam Angle: Relevant for questions on “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” and regional industrial corridors in General Studies III (Economy/Internal Security).
Source: The Hindu
West Bengal CM Protests Against ED Raids on I-PAC Offices
Summary: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee leads a march in Kolkata following federal agency action against I-PAC.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee led a massive protest rally in Kolkata on January 9, 2026, targeting the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The protest followed ED raids on the offices of I-PAC and the residence of its co-founder Prashant Kishor in a money laundering case. The ED has alleged that during the searches on January 8, the Chief Minister personally intervened and removed physical documents and electronic devices, which the agency termed as “key evidence.” The TMC leadership has refuted these claims, calling the raids a “political vendetta” ahead of the 2026 State Assembly elections.
Exam Angle: Important for discussions on Centre-State relations and the role of federal agencies like the ED in GS II.
Source: The Hindu
Kerala to Abolish “Backbencher” Concept in Classroom Redesign
Summary: Kerala Education Department introduces a non-row-based layout to ensure equitable learning environments.
In a progressive move for school education, the Kerala Education Department announced on January 9, 2026, that it would abolish the traditional row-based classroom layout from the next academic year. The initiative aims to eliminate the “backbencher” stigma and foster a more collaborative and inclusive learning environment. Alongside this structural change, the state also plans to strictly enforce measures to reduce the weight of schoolbags. This move is part of a broader educational reform strategy to modernize pedagogical infrastructure and ensure that every student receives equal attention from educators regardless of their seating position.
Exam Angle: Significant for questions on educational reforms, social justice, and child-centric learning in GS II.
Source: Indian Express
2. NATIONAL AFFAIRS
India Commemorates Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2026
Summary: PM Modi greets the Indian diaspora, highlighting their role as “Rashtradoots” on the anniversary of Gandhi’s return.
On January 9, 2026, India celebrated Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas (PBD) to acknowledge the contributions of the overseas Indian community. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings via social media, describing the diaspora as “Rashtradoots” (national ambassadors) who act as a bridge between India and the world. The date marks the return of Mahatma Gandhi from South Africa to Mumbai in 1915. Since 2003, PBD has served as a flagship platform for the Ministry of External Affairs to engage with the 32 million-strong diaspora. The PM reiterated that the government has taken numerous steps, including simplified visa regimes and digital platforms, to bring global Indians closer to their roots.
Exam Angle: Vital for “Indian Diaspora” topics in GS II (International Relations) and Modern Indian History.
Source: Press Information Bureau
Indian Army Procures “Suryastra” Long-Range Rocket Launchers
Summary: A ₹293-crore deal signed for indigenous multi-caliber rocket systems with 300 km strike range.
The Indian Army significantly bolstered its artillery firepower on January 9, 2026, by signing a ₹293-crore contract with Pune-based NIBE Limited for the “Suryastra” universal multi-caliber rocket launcher system. Developed in collaboration with Israel’s Elbit Systems, Suryastra is India’s first indigenous launcher capable of firing rockets with precision at ranges of 150 km and 300 km. The system features a Circular Error Probable (CEP) of less than five meters, ensuring high accuracy. Procured under “Emergency Powers” cleared by the Defence Acquisition Council, the contract mandates that deliveries begin within six months. This acquisition fills a critical gap in deep-strike capabilities.
Exam Angle: Key for GS III (Indigenization of Technology and Defence Procurement).
Source: The Hindu
Madras HC Orders Certification for Vijay’s Film “Jana Nayagan”
Summary: Court slams CBFC chairperson for overstepping jurisdiction in a high-profile censorship row.
On January 9, 2026, the Madras High Court provided major relief to actor Vijay and the makers of Jana Nayagan by ordering the immediate issuance of a “U/A” certificate. Justice P.T. Asha ruled that the CBFC Chairperson’s decision to stall the film after it was cleared by the Examining Committee was “without jurisdiction.” The court observed that once the committee recommended certification with cuts, the process was complete, and further intervention was legally impermissible. While the film’s release was delayed from its original Jan 9 slot, the judgment is seen as a landmark for freedom of expression and procedural adherence in the film industry.
Exam Angle: Relevant for General Studies II (Freedom of Speech and Statutory Bodies like CBFC).
Source: Times of India
3. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
India Launches Raisina Science Diplomacy Initiative 2026
Summary: A new partnership between the PSA Office and ORF aims to integrate science into global policy.
The Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA) and the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) announced the “Raisina Science Diplomacy Initiative” (RSDI) on January 9, 2026. This initiative marks a strategic shift to embed science and technology diplomacy within India’s flagship Raisina Dialogue framework. Scheduled for March 5-7, 2026, in New Delhi, the program will focus on technology control regimes, research security, and global standards-setting. PSA Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood stated that science is no longer a neutral domain but a tool for “strategic autonomy” in a multipolar world. The initiative specifically targets the Global South to ensure equitable participation in disruptive technology governance.
Exam Angle: Crucial for GS II (Foreign Policy) and GS III (Science and Technology Policy).
Source: Press Information Bureau
EAM Jaishankar Meets President Macron to Bolster Strategic Ties
Summary: High-level talks in Paris focus on global developments and India-France defense cooperation.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met French President Emmanuel Macron on January 9, 2026, to discuss contemporary global challenges and the “positive sentiments” surrounding the India-France strategic partnership. The meeting follows a year of intense bilateral engagement in 2025. Discussions covered the Indo-Pacific region, defense industrial cooperation, and the ongoing conflict in West Asia. India views France as a key partner for “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” in the defense sector. The Minister appreciated France’s consistent support for India’s global role, emphasizing that the two nations remain anchors of stability in an increasingly volatile international landscape.
Exam Angle: Important for “Bilateral Relations” and “India’s Foreign Policy” in GS II.
Source: The Hindu
US Withdraws from International Solar Alliance Under Trump Admin
Summary: President Trump pulls US out of 66 global bodies, including India-France led ISA.
In a major blow to global climate cooperation, the United States under President Donald Trump has officially withdrawn from 66 international organizations, as reported on January 9, 2026. Among these is the International Solar Alliance (ISA), an initiative co-founded by India and France to promote solar energy. The move is part of the “America First” policy aimed at reducing international commitments and funding. While the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has refrained from harsh criticism, experts note that the withdrawal of the world’s second-largest emitter could hamper global solar technology transfer and financing. The ISA, headquartered in Gurugram, India, now faces the challenge of maintaining momentum without US participation.
Exam Angle: Significant for GS II (International Institutions) and GS III (Environment/Climate Change).
Source: Indian Express
4. ECONOMY & FINANCE
Indian Economy Projected to Grow at 7.4% in FY26
Summary: Shaktikanta Das (Principal Secretary to PM) asserts resilience despite global trade stagnation.
Speaking at the inaugural Bibek Debroy Memorial Lecture on January 9, 2026, Shaktikanta Das, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, projected India’s real GDP growth at 7.4% for the current financial year. Despite geopolitical headwinds and a stagnation in global trade (which now accounts for a smaller share of global GDP), India remains the fastest-growing major economy. Das noted that India is expected to contribute 18% of global growth in the coming year. He emphasized that the country’s declining debt-to-GDP ratio provides significant “fiscal headroom” for future investments. He also advocated for a cooperative, rules-based global order while safeguarding India’s national interests.
Exam Angle: Fundamental for General Studies III (Indian Economy, GDP Growth, and Fiscal Policy).
Source: Business Standard
Union Budget 2026 Set for February 1 Tabling; Session from Jan 28
Summary: Parliamentary schedule finalized; President Murmu to address joint sitting on Jan 28.
The Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs (CCPA) finalized the tentative schedule for the Budget Session on January 9, 2026. The session will commence on January 28 with President Droupadi Murmu’s address to both Houses. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to present the Union Budget for FY 2026-27 on February 1 (a Sunday). This budget is expected to focus on “Viksit Bharat 2047” goals, with a likely emphasis on infrastructure, agricultural reforms, and green energy. Market analysts are closely watching for updates on the new national accounts series (base year 2022-23) which will underpin the fiscal projections.
Exam Angle: Important for Polity (Parliamentary Procedures) and Economy in GS II/III.
Source: The Hindu
RBI Invites Applications for Depositor Education and Awareness Fund
Summary: New tranche opened for organizations to promote financial literacy and bank safety.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued a press release on January 9, 2026, inviting fresh applications for the second tranche of financial assistance from the Depositor Education and Awareness (DEA) Fund. The fund, established under Section 26A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, utilizes unclaimed deposits to promote awareness among bank customers. Eligible entities include public charitable trusts, universities, and registered societies. The RBI has also revised certain procedural guidelines for the Committee governing the fund to ensure faster disbursement for research and awareness seminars. This initiative is part of the central bank’s effort to enhance consumer protection and financial inclusion.
Exam Angle: Relevant for GS III (Banking Sector and Financial Literacy).
Source: Reserve Bank of India
5. SPORTS
Nadine de Klerk Steals Victory for RCB in WPL 2026 Opener
Summary: Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeats Mumbai Indians in a last-over thriller in Mumbai.
The Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 kicked off with a high-octane clash on January 9, 2026, as Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) defeated defending champions Mumbai Indians (MI) by three wickets. Playing at the DY Patil Stadium, MI set a competitive target, but Nadine de Klerk’s unbeaten 63 off 34 balls turned the tide for RCB. Despite MI skipper Harmanpreet Kaur’s tactical bowling changes, De Klerk’s calm finish in the final over secured the points. The victory marks a perfect start for RCB in the third edition of the tournament, which has seen a massive surge in viewership and commercial sponsorship this year.
Exam Angle: Significant for Current Affairs related to sports achievements and women empowerment in sports.
Source: IANS
Teen Prodigy M. Hansini Stuns Third Seed at WTT Feeder Vadodara
Summary: 16-year-old Indian table tennis star advances to pre-quarters after defeating Korea’s Yoo Yerin.
In a major upset on January 9, 2026, 16-year-old M. Hansini from Tamil Nadu defeated third seed Yoo Yerin of South Korea in the opening round of the WTT Feeder Vadodara. Hansini dominated the match, winning 11-8, 11-3, 11-9 in just 24 minutes. Later that day, she partnered with Sampada Bhiwandkar to defeat the third-seeded Indian pair of Anusha Kutumbale and Poymantee Baisya to enter the women’s doubles quarterfinals. Hansini’s performance has been hailed as a breakthrough for Indian table tennis, showcasing the depth of young talent emerging from national academies.
Exam Angle: Notable for sports awards and “Persons in News” categories.
Source: The Hindu
PV Sindhu Advances to Malaysia Open Super 1000 Semifinals
Summary: Indian ace secures spot in semis after Akane Yamaguchi retires due to injury.
India’s badminton star PV Sindhu secured a spot in the semifinals of the Malaysia Open Super 1000 on January 9, 2026. Facing a familiar rival in Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu was leading the first game when Yamaguchi was forced to retire due to a recurring knee injury. Earlier, Sindhu had crushed Japan’s Tomoka Miyazaki in a dominant quarterfinal display. In the men’s doubles, the pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty also advanced, keeping India’s hopes alive for multiple medals in the season’s first major tournament. The win is a significant morale booster for Sindhu as she gears up for the World Championships later this year.
Exam Angle: Relevant for international sporting events and Indian achievements.
Source: Economic Times
6. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT
India’s First Hydrogen-Powered Train Begins Trial Runs
Summary: 90-km Jind-Sonipat route hosts the country’s green mobility pilot project.
On January 9, 2026, Indian Railways marked a historic milestone in green energy by commencing the trial run of the country’s first hydrogen-powered train on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana. The train, consisting of two Driver Power Cars and eight passenger coaches, utilizes hydrogen fuel produced at a dedicated 1.5 MW plant in Jind. With a top speed of 150 km/h and a range of 360 km daily, the train emits only water vapor and zero carbon. This pilot project is part of India’s goal to achieve “Net Zero” carbon emissions by 2070. Regular passenger services are expected to follow safety clearances later this year.
Exam Angle: Critical for GS III (Science and Technology, Infrastructure, and Renewable Energy).
Source: Indian Express
Climate Action is a Strategic Opportunity: Vice President at Bharat Climate Forum
Summary: C.P. Radhakrishnan urges alignment of climate ambition with economic resilience.
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan addressed the Bharat Climate Forum 2026 in New Delhi on January 9, 2026. He argued that climate action should not be viewed as a developmental constraint but as a “strategic opportunity” for energy security and inclusive growth. Anchoring his speech in India’s civilizational ethos of Prakriti and Aparigraha, he highlighted India’s progress toward the “Panchamrit” commitments made at COP-26. He emphasized that the shift to a green economy could create millions of “green jobs” in India’s MSME sector. The Forum serves as a national platform to align corporate sustainability goals with the government’s 2070 Net-Zero target.
Exam Angle: Relevant for GS III (Environmental Conservation and Climate Change).
Source: Economic Times (Government)
ASI to Allow Private Agencies in Monument Conservation Work
Summary: Policy shift ends the exclusive mandate of Archaeological Survey of India.
In a significant policy shift announced on January 9, 2026, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will no longer hold an exclusive mandate over the conservation of protected monuments. The Centre has decided to allow empaneled private agencies to undertake conservation and restoration work starting next month. This move aims to improve the upkeep and efficiency of heritage sites, particularly those with high tourism potential. However, the decision has sparked debate among heritage experts regarding the standards of oversight and the preservation of historical authenticity. The ASI will continue to serve as the regulatory authority and provide technical guidelines for all private projects.
Exam Angle: Important for GS I (Art and Culture) and GS II (Governance).
Source: Indian Express
7. OTHERS
PM Research Chair Scheme to Attract 120 Global Scientists
Summary: New fellowship launched to bring Indian-origin researchers to IITs for priority sectors.
The IIT Council, on January 9, 2026, announced the formal structure of the “Prime Minister Research Chair” (PMRC) scheme. The initiative aims to bring 120 leading global Indian-origin scientists back to India to work in 14 priority sectors, including AI, semiconductors, and clean energy. The scheme offers three levels of engagement: Young Research Fellows, Senior Research Fellows, and Research Chairs. By integrating global talent with India’s premier institutes, the government hopes to strengthen the domestic research ecosystem and reduce “brain drain.” Additionally, the Council recommended making industry internships mandatory for MTech students to bridge the skill gap.
Exam Angle: Relevant for GS II (Human Resources/Education) and GS III (Science and Technology).
Source: Higher Education Review
Delhi Court Frames Charges Against Lalu Prasad in Land-for-Jobs Case
Summary: Corruption case related to the 2004-2009 period moves to trial phase.
A Delhi court on January 9, 2026, framed charges against former Bihar Chief Minister and RJD chief Lalu Prasad, along with his family members, in the high-profile “land-for-jobs” scam. The case, probed by the CBI, alleges that several individuals were appointed to Group ‘D’ positions in the Indian Railways in exchange for land parcels gifted or sold at throwaway prices to the Prasad family. The court found sufficient evidence to proceed with the trial under the Prevention of Corruption Act and IPC. The defense has termed the case politically motivated, while the prosecution argues it is a textbook case of systemic corruption.
Exam Angle: Important for Polity (Anti-corruption laws and judicial trials) in GS II.
Source: The Hindu
UN Lifts India’s Growth Outlook Amid Global Slump
Summary: UN report cites strong domestic demand as the key driver for India’s outperformance.
The United Nations, in its latest economic update released on January 9, 2026, upgraded India’s growth outlook, contrasting it with a projected global slowdown to 2.7%. The UN report highlights that while East and South Asia are set to outperform other regions, India remains the standout performer due to robust domestic consumption and public infrastructure investment. The report cautioned that external risks, such as volatile commodity prices and trade protectionism, remain, but India’s “macroeconomic stability” provides a significant buffer. This validation from an international body strengthens the government’s narrative of India as a “global bright spot.”
Exam Angle: Relevant for GS III (Economic Development and Global Reports).
Source: LiveMint
QUICK REVISION TOOLKIT: CORE RECALL POINTS
1. National & State Governance
- Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2026: Celebrated on January 9 to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi’s return from South Africa in 1915; PM Modi refers to diaspora as “Rashtradoots” (national ambassadors).
- Significance: Important for Indian Diaspora policy, modern Indian history, and international relations (GS II).
- UP Defence Industrial Corridor: Investment crosses ₹34,000 crore across six nodes (Lucknow, Kanpur, Jhansi, Agra, Aligarh, Chitrakoot); Rajnath Singh inaugurates Ashok Leyland EV plant in Lucknow.
- Significance: Relevant for “Aatmanirbhar Bharat,” defence indigenization, and regional industrial development (GS III).
- Kerala Classroom Reform: State abolishes traditional row-based seating to eliminate “backbencher” stigma; aims for inclusive learning environment from next academic year.
- Significance: Educational reforms, social justice, and child-centric pedagogy (GS II).
- West Bengal I-PAC Raids: ED conducts searches on I-PAC offices and co-founder Prashant Kishor’s residence; CM Mamata Banerjee leads protest alleging political vendetta.
- Significance: Centre-State relations, role of federal enforcement agencies, and electoral politics (GS II).
- Jana Nayagan CBFC Case: Madras High Court orders immediate U/A certification for Vijay’s film; rules CBFC Chairperson’s intervention was “without jurisdiction.”
- Significance: Freedom of speech and expression, statutory bodies’ jurisdiction, and film certification procedures (GS II).
2. Economy & Finance
- GDP Growth Projection: Shaktikanta Das (Principal Secretary to PM) forecasts 7.4% GDP growth for FY26; highlights India’s declining debt-to-GDP ratio and contribution of 18% to global growth.
- Significance: Macroeconomic indicators, fiscal policy, and India’s position in global economy (GS III).
- Union Budget 2026 Schedule: Budget Session begins January 28 with President Murmu’s address; Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to present Budget on February 1, 2026.
- Significance: Parliamentary procedures, constitutional provisions related to budget (Article 112), and fiscal policy (GS II/III).
- RBI Depositor Education Fund: Second tranche of financial assistance announced for promoting financial literacy; established under Section 26A of Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
- Significance: Financial inclusion, consumer protection, and banking sector initiatives (GS III).
- UN Upgrades India’s Growth Outlook: UN report projects India as standout performer amid global slowdown to 2.7%; credits robust domestic demand and infrastructure investment.
- Significance: International economic assessments and India’s comparative economic performance (GS III).
3. International Relations & Defence
- Raisina Science Diplomacy Initiative: PSA Office and ORF launch new framework to embed science in geopolitics; scheduled for March 5-7, 2026, in New Delhi.
- Significance: Science and technology diplomacy, strategic autonomy, and technology governance (GS II/III).
- India-France Strategic Partnership: EAM Jaishankar meets President Macron in Paris; discusses Indo-Pacific, defense cooperation, and West Asia situation.
- Significance: Bilateral relations, defense partnerships, and India’s strategic ties with major powers (GS II).
- US Withdraws from ISA: Trump administration pulls out of International Solar Alliance along with 65 other international organizations; part of “America First” policy.
- Significance: International climate cooperation, multilateral institutions, and impact on global solar energy initiatives (GS II/III).
- Suryastra Rocket Launcher Procurement: Indian Army signs ₹293-crore deal with NIBE Limited for indigenous multi-caliber launcher; 150-300 km range with <5m accuracy (CEP).
- Significance: Defence indigenization, technology transfer from Israel (Elbit Systems), and emergency procurement powers (GS III).
4. Science, Environment & Technology
- India’s First Hydrogen Train: Trial run begins on 90-km Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana; features 150 km/h top speed, 360 km daily range, and zero carbon emissions.
- Significance: Green mobility, renewable energy applications, and India’s Net-Zero 2070 commitment (GS III).
- Climate Action as Strategic Opportunity: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan at Bharat Climate Forum 2026 emphasizes “Panchamrit” commitments from COP-26; highlights potential for green jobs in MSME sector.
- Significance: Climate change policy, sustainable development, and India’s civilizational environmental ethos (GS III).
- ASI Monument Conservation Policy Shift: Private empaneled agencies now permitted to undertake conservation work on protected monuments; ASI retains regulatory oversight.
- Significance: Heritage conservation, governance reforms, and public-private participation in cultural preservation (GS I/II).
- PM Research Chair Scheme: IIT Council announces initiative to bring 120 global Indian-origin scientists to work in 14 priority sectors (AI, semiconductors, clean energy); three fellowship levels established.
- Significance: Reversing brain drain, research and development ecosystem, and human resource development (GS II/III).
5. Sports
- WPL 2026 Season Opener: Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeats Mumbai Indians by 3 wickets; Nadine de Klerk scores unbeaten 63 off 34 balls at DY Patil Stadium.
- Significance: Women’s sports development and major domestic cricket tournaments.
- M. Hansini’s WTT Breakthrough: 16-year-old Tamil Nadu paddler defeats third seed Yoo Yerin of South Korea 3-0 in 24 minutes; advances in both singles and doubles at WTT Feeder Vadodara.
- Significance: Emerging sports talent and table tennis development in India.
- PV Sindhu in Malaysia Open Semis: Advances to semifinals of Malaysia Open Super 1000 after Akane Yamaguchi’s injury retirement; Satwiksairaj-Chirag also reach semis in men’s doubles.
- Significance: International badminton achievements and preparation for World Championships.
6. Legal & Governance
- Lalu Prasad Land-for-Jobs Case: Delhi court frames charges against RJD chief and family members for alleged Railway appointments in exchange for land during 2004-2009; case proceeds to trial under Prevention of Corruption Act.
- Significance: Anti-corruption legislation, judicial process, and political accountability
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- Significance: Anti-corruption legislation, judicial process, and political accountability
