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15Aug 2024

THE COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT: UPHOLDING FAIRNESS IN ATHLETICS

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), established in 1984 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, plays a crucial role in maintaining fairness in the world of sports. Independent from any sports organization, CAS provides a neutral platform for resolving disputes among athletes, coaches, and federations. With nearly 300 arbitrators from 87 countries, CAS handles around …

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15Aug 2024

INDIA’S TRYST WITH TECH INDEPENDENCE

Syllabus: GS 3: Achievements of Indians in Science and Techmology Indigenization of technology Why in the News? The recent focus of the Government of India is on advancing quantum technology, AI, and semiconductor manufacturing, reflecting a strategic shift towards strengthening India’s technological ecosystem for self-sufficiency and global competitiveness. Source: PIB Introduction In February 2020, Finance …

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15Aug 2024

THE ESSENCE OF FREEDOM

Syllabus: GS-2– Freedom ,meaning of freedom to different people , Good and ethical governance. Focus : This article delves into the multifaceted concept of freedom, exploring its significance in personal and national contexts. It reflects on the importance of independence, the right to free speech, and the courage to question authority. The narrative examines how …

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14Aug 2024

TRADE-OFF: DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL LOSS IN GREAT NICOBAR ISLAND

Syllabus: GS-3– Great Nicobar island as a geostrategic and environmentally important location Economic development of the region Focus : This article explores the contentious approval of a trans shipment port in Great Nicobar Island’s Galathea Bay. It highlights the environmental implications of denotifying a wildlife sanctuary, examining the bureaucratic and legal maneuvers that facilitated the …

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14Aug 2024

INDIA SECOND TO NONE IN SPACE SECTOR: SCIENTIST

Why in the news? Events and workshops were held all throughout India in the lead-up to National Space Day festivities to honor the space sector’s accomplishments, with a particular emphasis on the Moon landing of Chandrayaan-3. Highlights of India’s Space Achievements Chandrayaan-3: Following the United States, Russia, and China, India became the fourth nation to …

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14Aug 2024

DRAFT BILL FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS AWAITING CENTRE’S NOD

Why in the news? A proposed bill that would protect healthcare professionals is pending approval from the national government, particularly in light of the increasing number of violent attacks against them. The past five years have seen consideration of the draft. Details of the Draft Bill Title: The 2019 Health Services Personnel and Clinical Establishments …

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14Aug 2024

IAF AIMS HIGH, PLANS TO MAKE INT’L AIR EXERCISE TARANG SHAKTI REGULAR FEATURE

Why in the news? Following the successful completion of its first phase at Sulur in Tamil Nadu, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has announced that its international air combat exercise, Tarang Shakti, will now be held on a regular basis. Details of Exercise Tarang Shakti Participants: Ten countries, including Germany, France, Spain, and the United …

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14Aug 2024

THE PSU DISCONNECT

Relevance: GS 2: Governance GS 3: Economy Focus In light of current political and economic developments, this article looks at how India’s public sector firms (PSUs) are developing. It draws attention to the effects of slower privatization activities on the economy and the pressing need for changes to improve public sector performance. Context An important …

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