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04Oct 2024

PM Modi Launches PARAM Rudra Supercomputers: Tech for Empowerment

In a major technological leap, PM Modi has launched 3 PARAM Rudra Supercomputers, marking a new chapter in India’s high-performance computing capabilities. Designed specifically for weather and climate research, these supercomputers represent a massive investment of ₹850 crore. PM Modi emphasized that technology upgradation should empower the poor and contribute to national development. These cutting-edge …

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04Oct 2024

India’s economic growth amidst global and domestic challenges

Syllabus: GS 3: Indian Economy and Issues related to Planning and Growth. Changes in Industrial Policy And Effect on Industrial growth Why in the News? India’s GDP growth projection for 2024-25 is now clouded by uncertainties arising from global conflicts, climate impacts, and ongoing domestic civil unrest, which have all contributed to a less favourable …

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04Oct 2024

Bamboo Salt: The Korean Secret to Health and Wellness | Jukyeom Explained

Ever heard of Bamboo Salt, also known as Jukyeom in Korea? 🌿 This ancient Korean health secret is created by roasting sea salt in bamboo stalks sealed with clay at extreme temperatures (800°C–1500°C). The result? A mineral-rich salt packed with potassium, magnesium, and potential health benefits like alkalinity balance, detoxification, and anti-inflammatory properties. In this …

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04Oct 2024

Bamboo Mushrooms: Nutrition, Ecology, and Medicinal Benefits | Phallus indusiatus Explained

Discover the fascinating world of Phallus indusiatus, or bamboo mushrooms! 🍄🌿 These edible fungi, found in bamboo forests across Asia, are packed with nutritional value, offering high fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Used in Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisines, bamboo mushrooms not only enhance dishes with their unique chewy texture and nutty flavor, but they also …

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03Oct 2024

Israel Presses Forward on Two Fronts and Reports 8 Combat Deaths as Fears of a Wider War Mount

Why in the news? Israel conducted a ground incursion into Lebanon against Hezbollah, resulting in the deaths of eight Israeli soldiers. The Israeli military reported seven soldiers killed in two separate Hezbollah attacks, along with another soldier who died earlier. Escalation of Strikes in Gaza: Israeli operations in Gaza have killed at least 51 people, …

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03Oct 2024

New Sebi Rules to Curb F&O Frenzy, Aim to Protect Small Investors

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced six measures to strengthen the equity index derivatives framework. The F&O segment has experienced a significant increase in trading volumes. Many investors in the F&O market are incurring losses. The heightened activity in the derivatives market raises concerns for the government and regulators, as: Rising …

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03Oct 2024

Food Safety Laws in States

Why in the News? The Uttar Pradesh government issued orders requiring food establishments to display names and addresses of operators, proprietors, and key personnel. Similar directives were passed earlier in UP and Uttarakhand but were stayed by the Supreme Court in July 2023. Himachal Pradesh briefly considered similar rules but later distanced itself from them. …

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03Oct 2024

Why Psychedelics Hold Promise For Treating Anxiety, Depression

Why in the News? Psychedelics, traditionally linked with counterculture, are showing potential in treating anxiety and depression. A new study by Vidita A. Vaidya and her team at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai, in collaboration with Cornell, Yale, and Columbia, offers insights into how these substances work in the brain. Published in the …

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03Oct 2024

Female Dhakis find their Own Rhythm at the Durga Puja Traditions Amidst Societal Barriers

Why in the News? Women Dhakis at Durga Puja: Traditionally, playing the dhak (drums) at Durga Puja was a male-dominated art form, but women are now entering the profession. Mohila Dhaki Babadhamraj Sampradaya: A troupe of 10 female dhakis from Katwa, Purba Bardhaman district, North Bengal, challenging societal norms. Attire: White and blue saris paired …

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03Oct 2024

World Green Economy Forum Launched in Dubai

Why in the news? Launched in Dubai under the patronage of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE. Forum theme: “Empowering Global Action: Unlocking Opportunities and Advancing Progress.” Focus on international cooperation and innovative solutions for climate change and sustainability. Key Sessions: International Cooperation for Climate Mitigation: Led …

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