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Daily Current Affairs – 26 November, 2025

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    Assam Prohibition of Polygamy Bill 2025

    Context

  • Recently, the Assam government introduced the Assam Prohibition of Polygamy Bill, 2025 in the State Assembly seeking to criminalize polygamy.

    • Key Provisions of the Bill

  • Jurisdiction and Applicability: The Bill, if become a law, is applicable across Assam, except in areas under the Sixth Schedule (the Bodoland Territorial Region and the hill districts of Dima Hasao, Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong) and among Scheduled Tribes under Article 342, who are governed by customary laws that permit multiple marriages.
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    Row over Selecting Head of Police Force in T.N.

    Context

  • Tamil Nadu has found itself in the middle of a controversy over the appointment of a regular Director-General of Police/Head of Police Force (DGP/HoPF). 

    • About

  • For the first time in recent years, the State was unable to appoint a regular police chief in time to succeed the outgoing DGP.
  • The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) had finalised a panel of three senior DGP-rank officers from the list forwarded by the State, the Tamil Nadu government rejected the panel. 
  • A petitioner filed a case against the State, alleging wilful contempt for appointing an in-charge DGP and withholding the appointment of a candidate from the panel.
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    Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and Inalienable Part of India: MEA

    Context

  • The ministry of external affairs (MEA) said that Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and inalienable part of India.

    • About

  • Recently, Chinese immigration officials at the Shanghai airport detained an Indian Citizen for 18 hours on the ground that her passport was "invalid" as her birthplace was Arunachal Pradesh.
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    India’s Research Fraud Epidemic 

    In News

  • Research fraud is a global problem and has become worse due to the growing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

    • Present Scenario

  • Globally, research fraud has grown with the misuse of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, making it easier to generate fabricated papers.
  • India faces a particularly acute crisis due to systemic pressures in higher education. 
  • India’s higher education sector, with over 40 million enrolled students, is witnessing a surge in questionable publications, driven by institutional and career pressures.
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