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06May 2024

FOREST DEPARTMENT AWAITS MINISTRY APPROVAL TO TRANQUILLISE TADOBA-ANDHARI TIGERS FOR RELOCATION

Why in the news? Tigers relocation from Tadoba-Andhari to Sahyadri Tiger Reserve aims to bolster tiger numbers and conservation efforts. source:wordpress About Forest Department’s Tiger Translocation Plan: Objective: Maharashtra Forest Department plans to translocate tigers from Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) to Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR) to boost tiger population. Process: Waiting for Environment Ministry’s nod …

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06May 2024

INDIAN NAVY TO DEVELOP SUBMARINES BASED ON TKMS CLASS 214

Why in the news? Indian Navy’s submarine deal progresses: evaluation stage underway for bids from TKMS and Navantia; German government to acquire TKMS stake. source:scribd Key Points on Indian Navy’s Submarine Deal: The German government expected to acquire a stake in Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), manufacturer of submarines for the Indian Navy. Move aimed at …

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06May 2024

“THE INDEPENDENT ROLE OF CENTRAL BANKS IN INDIA AND THE U.S”

Syllabus:  GS-3-Role of monetary authority and related institutions , RBI and its effectiveness Focus : Top of Form The article explores the unique challenges faced by central banks in democracies like India and the US, emphasizing the importance of maintaining their independence amidst political pressures. It examines the implications of political interference on monetary policy …

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06May 2024

“ADDRESSING BENGALURU’S WATER CRISIS: STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT”

Syllabus:  GS-3-Water woes of a city and its impact on various indicators of development Focus : Top of Form The article delves into Bengaluru’s acute water crisis, exploring its underlying causes such as geographical challenges, urbanisation, and climate change. It proposes a comprehensive approach to address the crisis, including immediate demand management measures, medium-term structural …

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06May 2024

NAVIGATING PETROLEUM INDUSTRY COMPLEXITIES

Syllabus: GS 3: Infrastructure: Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways Etc. Focus: This article highlights the complexities and challenges facing the global petroleum industry, particularly in light of geopolitical tensions, shifting market dynamics, and the imperative of transitioning to cleaner energy sources. Source: MoPNG Overview: With over four decades of experience in the petroleum industry, it’s …

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06May 2024

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT: THE PRINCIPAL CHALLENGE IN INDIA

SYLLABUS: GS 3: Indian Economy and issues relating to planning, mobilization, of resources, growth, development and employment. Focus: Recently, the Institute for Human Development (IHD) and International Labour Organisation (ILO) have released a report titled- ‘India Employment Report 2024’ Source: ILO Overview of the India Employment Report 2024 The India Employment Report 2024, by the …

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04May 2024

WEATHER PROOFING POLLS:ELECTIONS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED IN CONDITIONS CONDUCIVE TO MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION

Syllabus: GS-II: Statutory, Regulatory and various Quasi-judicial Bodies. Why in the news? Election weather challenges prompt calls for weather-friendly schedules to maximise participation and democracy’s health in India. source:Indiatoday Focus: General elections in India are pivotal moments for democracy, showcasing the collective voice of the people. With a record number of eligible voters, these elections …

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04May 2024

“INSIGHTS AND ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN THE POST-COVID ERA”

Syllabus: GS-3-Health care and vaccine development , Advancement in the field of science and technology Focus : Top of Form The focus of the article is on the recent revelation of Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS) associated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, including an overview of TTS, assessment of reporting rates and risk factors, responses from …

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04May 2024

THROUGH THE EYES OF TRAVELLERS

Al-Biruni: Insight into Indian Culture and Sciences Introduction Birth and Proficiency:Born in 973 AD in Khwarizm, proficient in Syriac, Arabic, Persian, Hebrew, and Sanskrit. Settlement in Ghazni: Moved to Ghazni during Sultan Mahmud’s invasion of Khwarizm in 1017, allowing him to study Sanskrit and Indian culture deeply. Translations and Studies Sanskrit Translations:Translated Sanskrit texts on …

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04May 2024

BHAKTI AND SUFI TRADITIONS

The term ‘Bhakti’, meaning ‘devotion’, denotes a movement emphasizing intense emotional attachment and love between a devotee and a personal deity, originating in South India between the 7th and 10th centuries CE. This movement found expression in the poems of Alvars and Nayanars, addressed to Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva, respectively. Bhakti spread to North …

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