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26Apr 2024

“GLOBAL RECOVERY POTENTIAL; FOOD PRICES EXPECTED TO DECREASE.”

Why in the news? “India’s Finance Ministry reports global economic rebound, easing food inflation, and positive domestic indicators for March 2024.” source:medium About the Global Economic Outlook: The Finance Ministry of India highlighted a positive global economic trend, with major economies experiencing growth rebounds, which could benefit India’s economy. Despite concerns over high food inflation …

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26Apr 2024

HAMAS OFFERS DISARMAMENT IF PALESTINE STATE ESTABLISHED, PER SENIOR OFFICIAL

Why in the news? “Hamas offers truce and political transition; willing to disarm and join Palestinian political structure for statehood, facing scepticism from Israel.” Hamas’s Offer for Peace and Transition: Khalil al-Hayya, a senior Hamas official, disclosed to The Associated Press the group’s readiness to negotiate a truce of at least five years with Israel. …

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26Apr 2024

“FOCUS ON LOCAL PATENTS, SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSIDIES URGED BY ICEA.”

Why in the news? “ICEA urges India to prioritise domestic semiconductor patents and subsidies amid global semiconductor industry challenges and opportunities.” About Encouraging Domestic Semiconductor Design: India Cellular & Electronics Association (ICEA) advocates for boosting semiconductor design initiatives. Calls for improved local fundraising avenues and incentives for utilising domestically registered intellectual property (IP). Urges India …

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26Apr 2024

“BANGLADESH SENDS BACK MYANMAR TROOPS ESCAPING BORDER SKIRMISHES.”

Why in the news? “Bangladesh repatriates 300 Myanmar troops and officials fleeing border clashes, amid escalating conflict and regional refugee concerns.” source:scribd About Repatriation of Fleeing Troops and Civil Servants: Bangladesh facilitated the return of around 300 Myanmar troops and civil servants who sought refuge after clashes near the border. The troops and officials fled …

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26Apr 2024

NAVIGATING REGULATORY OVERHAUL : RBI’S DRAFT RULES FOR PAYMENT AGGREGATORS”

Syllabus: GS 3: Effects of Liberalization on the Economy Indian Economy and issues relating to Planning. Growth and Development. Why in the News? The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released draft rules for payment aggregators (PAs) in response to the need for better regulation, particularly in offline payment transactions. Source: ET About the Rules: These …

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26Apr 2024

HEALTH ON A HOT PLANET

SYLLABUS: GS 3: Conservation, environmental pollution and degradation, environmental impact assessment. Focus: There is scientific consensus that 2023 was the hottest year ever in the planet’s recorded history. Source: Oxford As global temperatures continue to rise, the health impacts of this heat become increasingly severe, affecting not only the spread of infectious diseases but also …

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25Apr 2024

MYANMAR REBELS RETREAT FROM SEIZED MYAWADDY AMID JUNTA COUNTEROFFENSIVE.

Why in the news? Myanmar rebels withdrew from Myawaddy after a counteroffensive by the ruling junta, regaining control of the key trading post. About the Withdrawal of Myanmar Rebels: An armed ethnic group in Myanmar, the Karen National Union (KNU), has withdrawn its troops from Myawaddy, a town along the Thai border. This withdrawal follows …

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25Apr 2024

SC CLARIFIES: EVM CONTROL UNITS IMPARTIAL, DON’T IDENTIFY PARTIES.

Why in the news? The Supreme Court addresses EVM transparency concerns, emphasises microcontrollers’ impartiality, and queries Election Commission on machine functioning and security. source:toi Understanding Supreme Court Observations: The Supreme Court referred to microcontrollers in EVMs as “agnostic”, stating they do not recognize political parties or candidates, only the buttons pressed by voters. Justice Sanjiv …

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25Apr 2024

SUPREME COURT HALTS CONSTRUCTION OF FOUR DAMS IN A WILDLIFE SANCTUARY.

Why in the news? SC halts construction of four dams in Kalesar Wildlife Sanctuary due to concerns over wildlife, population, and ecosystem impacts. source:scribd About Construction Stayed: The Supreme Court halted the construction of four proposed dams within Haryana’s Kalesar Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Yamunanagar district. Justices B.R. Gavai and Sandeep Mehta issued notices to …

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25Apr 2024

SC WARNS OF DIRE CONSEQUENCES IF HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS PERSIST.

Why in the news? Human-wildlife conflicts endanger forests and wildlife; the Supreme Court emphasises resolutions to preserve ecological balance. About the Warning by the Supreme Court: The SC cautioned about the perilous impact of human-wildlife conflicts on forests and wildlife. Justice B.R. Gavai emphasised the necessity of resolving conflicts to preserve forests and wildlife. Balancing …

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