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17Dec 2022

Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2022-23 (Series III) – Issue Price

About the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme: The sovereign gold bond was introduced by the Government in 2015. Government introduced these bonds to help reduce India’s over dependence on gold imports. The move was also aimed at changing the habits of Indians from saving in physical form of gold to a paper form with Sovereign backing. …

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17Dec 2022

Arable Land in the Country

Why in the News? As per the latest Land Use Statistics-at a glance, the details of arable land in the country for the year 2009-10 to 2018-19 is available as follows; (in Thousand Hectare) Year Arable Land 2009-10 1,82,179 2010-11 1,82,010 2011-12 1,81,955 2012-13 1,82,086 2013-14 1,81,849 2014-15 1,81,829 2015-16 1,81,603 2016-17 1,81,133 2017-18 1,81,064 …

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17Dec 2022

Protection to Farmers Against PPV&FR ACT

Why in the News? Recently, a revocation application under Section 34 of Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights (PPVFR) Act, 2001 has been filed to revoke the registration granted to PepsiCo India Holdings Pvt. Ltd., in respect of FL-2027 Potato Variety. The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights (PPV&FR) Act, 2001: Enacted by …

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17Dec 2022

Vijay Diwas: A recap of the 1971 Indo-Pak War, which helped birth Bangladesh

Every year 16th December is observed by Indian Armed Forces and Bangladesh as Vijay Diwas (Bijoy Dibos) to mark India’s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war and the birth of Bangladesh as an independent nation. What are the Key Points about the Indo-Pak War for Bangladesh Liberation? Background: Pakistan right after India’s independence consisted …

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16Dec 2022

Census as a mirror of past and present

  Census: The census offers details on the population’s size, distribution, socioeconomic status, demographics, and other factors. Under British Viceroy Lord Mayo, the Census was first conducted in 1872. It aided in developing new regulations and government initiatives to enhance community improvement areas. In India, the first synchronised census took place in 1881. Since then, …

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16Dec 2022

An energy conundrum: On India betting big on solar power

With a rapidly expanding population and economy, India faces a significant problem that is seen as both a wonderful opportunity and a requirement for the nation to boost the amount of renewables in its entire energy mix. India is moving toward implementing cleaner energy producing methods thanks to solar energy. India has significantly increased its …

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16Dec 2022

INAUGURATION OF NEWSPAPER READING STAND

Newspaper reading plays a vital role in preparation for competitive exams. In order to inculcate the habit of reading newspaper, newspaper reading stands were added to the existing infrastructure of Universal Group of Institutions. These stands were officially inaugurated by Shanil Yakoob, Sripriya, Lakshmi Manogna Polamuri student of 5th semester Mohandas, student of 3rd semester. …

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15Dec 2022

Industrialisation led to the growth Colonisation and it helped in establishing British supremacy across the globe. Analyze. (150 Words)

Begin by Defining the terms Industrialisation and Colonisation Explain how Colonisation and Industrialisation were mutually complementary Conclude with the emergence of British hegemony in the political, economic, and cultural realm Introduction   Industrialization refers to the emergence of machine-based production using inanimate power resources like steam or electricity. Colonization, on the other hand, refers to …

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13Dec 2022

Why local bodies are financially starved

Next year, India will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the enactment of the 73rd and 74th  constitutional amendments. A lot remains to be done to have truly decentralised local bodies in the country. Democratic decentralisation empowers local political bodies to create institutions that are more accountable to local citizens and more appropriate to local needs …

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