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CAPF AC Paper-II | A PYQ theme that is back in the news Question asked in CAPF 2024: “Housework is unpaid labour.” News: Supreme Court fixes ₹30,000 monthly value for homemakers’ work in MACT cases — June 2026 Read the LawBeat article Why should CAPF aspirants revisit this? UPSC often revisits themes, not necessarily the same questions. A theme asked in 2024 has now gained fresh relevance after the Supreme Court recognised “loss of domestic care” as a separate head of compensation and fixed ₹30,000/month as a basic minimum for relevant motor-accident claims. The Court also recognised homemakers as “nation builders.” For CAPF Paper-II, don't prepare this merely as a question on housework. Broaden it to “Unpaid Care Work & Care Economy” and connect it with: Women & Society: gender roles, patriarchy and dignity of homemakers. Gender equality: unequal care burden and women’s participation in the workforce. Economy: invisible labour, care economy and valuation of unpaid work. Social justice: recognition, social security and dignity of unpaid caregivers. Governance: childcare, eldercare, public infrastructure and work-life balance. Current affairs: SC judgment + Time Use Survey + international developments. Global perspective: SDG 5.4, which calls for recognition and valuation of unpaid care and domestic work. The larger lesson: Don't prepare PYQs in isolation. Prepare the theme behind the PYQ and keep updating that theme with current affairs. A 2024 question on housework can today be approached through care economy, women’s workforce participation, gender justice, judicial recognition and the changing role of the State. 390·Sep 3

📢 FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENT | CAPF AC MENTORS We are delighted to introduce Ekta Taxak Ma’am as our History Faculty at CAPF AC Mentors. 🎯 With a strong academic background and valuable competitive examination experience, she will guide aspirants in mastering History for UPSC CAPF AC with an exam-oriented approach. 🎓 Academic & Exam Credentials: • Master’s in Chemistry • CAPF AC 2023 – Written Qualified • CAPF AC 2024 – Written Qualified • AFCAT – Cleared • HCS 2021 – Prelims Qualified Her classes will focus on concept clarity, important themes, PYQ-oriented preparation, smart revision, and exam-relevant coverage. 🔥 Get ready to make History a scoring part of your CAPF preparation! Welcome to the CAPF AC Mentors Team, Ekta Taxak Ma’am! 💐 — Team CAPF AC Mentors 377·Sep 3

📌 Ramon Magsaysay Award 2026 — CAPF Paper I The Ramon Magsaysay Award, often called “Asia’s Nobel Prize”, has honoured three individuals in 2026: 🇸🇬 Tommy Koh (Singapore) – Lawyer & diplomat; recognised for international cooperation, rule of law and diplomacy. He played a key role in the 1982 UNCLOS conference. 🇧🇩 Runa Khan (Bangladesh) – Founder of Friendship Bangladesh; works with climate-vulnerable communities through healthcare, education, livelihoods and women’s empowerment. 🇲🇲 Bo Kyi (Myanmar) – Human-rights activist and co-founder of AAPP; works for political prisoners and their families and documents human-rights violations. 🎯 CAPF Paper I Link: Remember these under Current Affairs + International Relations + Human Rights + Climate Change + Inclusive Development. 👉 Quick fact: Ramon Magsaysay Award = Asia’s Nobel Prize. 964·Sep 2

🌱 CAPF Example: Seedballs Kenya Ever wondered how waste can help grow forests? 🌳 Teddy Kinyanjui & Elsen Karstad in Kenya developed Seedballs Kenya, an innovative approach to ecological restoration. 🔹 What they do? Indigenous seeds are coated with charcoal dust, a waste product, forming protective “seedballs”. 🔹 How does it help? The coating protects seeds from predators and harsh conditions, while rain helps them germinate. 🔹 Why is it important? Charcoal waste → Seedballs → New vegetation → Ecological restoration It combines circular economy, low-cost technology, indigenous species and community participation. 🎯 CAPF Paper-II Use Use it as an example for: 🌳 Afforestation & ecological restoration ♻️ Circular economy 🌍 Climate resilience 🤝 Community participation 💡 Technology for sustainable development 🛡️ Environmental security Remember: A simple innovation can turn waste into a tool for restoring ecosystems. 1K·Sep 2

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