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Introduction The Earth’s surface is an ever-changing landscape, molded and shaped by a complex interplay of forces both from within and without. This dynamic nature is a result of internal forces, driven by mantle convections beneath the Earth’s crust, and external forces, which originate within the Earth’s atmosphere. Together, these forces are the architects of …
Read MoreMinerals Minerals are fundamental building blocks of the Earth’s crust and have significant importance in various fields, including geology, materials science, and economics. Here’s an in-depth look at the concept of minerals, expanding on the points mentioned: Definition and Characteristics Basic Definition: Minerals are naturally occurring substances characterized by an orderly atomic arrangement and a …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-II : (Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations) Why in the news? “India-Bangladesh relations strained by the ‘India Out’ campaign in Bangladesh, risking economic partnership and ongoing negotiations.” source:wordpress About Navigating a Boycott: India-Bangladesh Relations: Backdrop: Bangladesh’s geographic proximity to India and historical ties have made the “India factor” significant in its …
Read MoreEarth’s Surface Configuration The Earth’s surface is a dynamic and complex structure, shaped by a multitude of forces and processes that operate both externally and internally. These forces, known as endogenic and exogenic processes, play a pivotal role in sculpting the landscape we inhabit and significantly influence the livelihoods of people around the world. Endogenic …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Vijay Kelkar calls for urgent GST reform, advocating a single 12% rate and equitable revenue sharing with local governments. source:slideserve About the Proposal for Single GST Rate: Advocates adoption of a single GST rate of 12%, shared equally among all tiers of government, to streamline tax structure. Highlights success of countries …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Underpriced Indian onion exports to UAE amid a ban raise concerns about pricing fairness and windfall profits for importers. Source:medium Understanding the Traders’ Concerns Over Onion Exports to UAE: Underpriced Exports: Amid a ban on onion exports, the Indian government permitted shipments to the UAE. Traders allege that the selling price …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Paramilitary attack in Sudan’s Um Adam village kills 25 and wounds 200, escalating the ongoing conflict in the region. source:theeconomist About the Paramilitary Attack in Sudan: Sudanese paramilitary forces conducted an assault on a village south of Khartoum, resulting in 25 deaths and 200 injuries, according to a local activists’ committee. …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Expansion talks of the AUKUS security pact to include Japan as a deterrent against China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific. About the Expansion Talks on AUKUS Security Pact: Initiation of Discussions: The U.S., Britain, and Australia are commencing talks to expand their AUKUS security pact. Focus Areas: Discussions will revolve around “Pillar …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Government considers allowing engineers from other services to apply for the CPWD DG post, raising concerns among CPWD engineers. Understanding Government Proposal to Amend CPWD DG Recruitment Rules: Government Proposal: The Union government plans to amend CPWD DG recruitment rules. Proposal allows engineers from other services to apply for DG post. …
Read MoreWhy in the news? India’s first green hydrogen plant commissioned, highlighting commercial viability; Hygenco aims for three more by FY25. About the Commercial Viability of Green Hydrogen Projects: Hygenco, a Haryana-based company, commissioned India’s first green hydrogen plant for steel production in March and plans to build three more by FY25. Anshul Gupta, Co-founder of …
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