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07Jun 2024

REPORT LABELS INDIA AS SECOND-BIGGEST FOREIGN THREAT TO CANADIAN DEMOCRACY

Why in the news? India has been accused by Canada of allowing space for pro-Khalistan elements to operate within its borders. A parliamentary committee report labeled India as the second-largest foreign threat to Canadian democracy. It noted a gradual increase in India’s efforts, extending beyond countering pro-Khalistani activities to targeting Canadian politicians and ethnic communities. …

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07Jun 2024

QUALITY CONTROL NORMS RELAXED FOR IMPORTING POLYESTER AND VISCOSE FIBRES

Why in the news? The mandatory quality control order (QCO) for importing polyester and viscose fibers has been relaxed. Textile and garment exporters benefit from this relaxation under specific schemes. source:researchgate About quality control order (QCO) : QCO Definition: Non-tariff barrier requiring BIS certification for product sale. Importance: Regulates quality, prevents influx of substandard imports. …

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07Jun 2024

NCLT APPROVES VISTARA AND AIR INDIA MERGER, ENABLING INTEGRATION PROCESS

Why in the news? The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has sanctioned the merger of Vistara with Air India. The merger allows a nine-month timeframe for the dissolution of Vistara. About The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT): Quasi-judicial body: Adjudicates corporate law matters in India. Establishment: Replaced Company Law Board and BIFR; recommended by Eradi …

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07Jun 2024

“SPACEX’S STARSHIP ACHIEVES BREAKTHROUGH LANDING TEST IN INDIAN OCEAN”

Why in the news? SpaceX’s Starship rocket successfully completes a breakthrough landing test in the Indian Ocean, marking a significant milestone in the company’s efforts to develop a reusable satellite launcher and moon lander. The controlled plunge and landing demonstration represent a major advancement after three previous test missions ended in explosions or disintegration, showcasing …

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07Jun 2024

“UKRAINE DESTROYS RUSSIAN TUGBOAT NEAR CRIMEA IN STRATEGIC BLACK SEA STRIKE”

Why in the news? Ukrainian military intelligence (GUR) announced the destruction of a Russian tugboat near Crimea, using a drone to breach defensive barriers. This attack is part of Ukraine’s ongoing strategy to weaken Russian military presence and control in the Black Sea. source:worldatlas About Crimean Peninsula: Location: Northern coast of the Black Sea in …

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07Jun 2024

“PEACE AND CLIMATE ACTION: FOCUS OF COP-29 IN AZERBAIJAN”

Why in the news? Azerbaijan aims to emphasize “peace” and “truce” at COP-29 in November, urging countries to focus on climate solutions amid ongoing conflicts and geopolitical tensions. COP-29 seeks to build on COP-28’s commitments, including transitioning away from fossil fuels and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, while addressing funding gaps for developing countries. source:alamy …

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07Jun 2024

“FIRST GLOBAL HUMAN FATALITY FROM H5N2 BIRD FLU REPORTED IN MEXICO”

Why in the news? The World Health Organization reported the first globally confirmed human fatality from the H5N2 bird flu variant, occurring in Mexico with no direct animal exposure link. The case raises concerns due to recent H5N2 outbreaks in Mexican poultry, although human infection risk remains low. source:livescience About World Health Organization (WHO): Founded: …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN PUPPETRY

Puppetry A puppet stands as one of humanity’s most remarkable and ingenious inventions. Puppetry, a form of narrative theatre, resides at the crossroads of bardic storytelling and theatrical performances. Puppet shows incorporate live music, narration, and dance-inspired gestures. Throughout history, puppetry has held a significant place in traditional entertainment, drawing inspiration from epics and legends, …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN THEATRE

Introduction The roots of Indian theatre extend over 5000 years, and its earliest documented treatise on dramaturgy originated in India. Authored by Bharat Muni, Natya Shastra is recognized as the foundational text or sacred scripture of theatre, dating its composition between 2000 BCE and the 4th Century CE. In India, theatre evolved from a narrative …

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07Jun 2024

INDIAN PAINTING

Introduction The progression of Indian paintings not only underscores artistic excellence but also serves as a visual record of the unfolding socio-cultural dynamics over centuries. The scarcity of early instances, partially attributed to climatic conditions, accentuates the vulnerability of tangible artifacts, consequently enhancing the value of the surviving pieces. During ancient times, Indian paintings graced …

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