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01Apr 2024

GOVT REVIEWS RERA FUNCTIONING, BEGINS MEETINGS WITH HOMEBUYERS

Why in the news? The Union Ministry reviews Real Estate Act’s implementation, holds meetings with homebuyers, and considers future amendments. Highlights of the Review Process Initiated: Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs reviewing the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Ministry holding regular meetings with homebuyers to gather feedback for potential future amendments. …

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01Apr 2024

N-ENERGY AS CLIMATE SOLUTION

Why in the news? Global Nuclear Energy Summit underscores nuclear power’s potential in addressing climate change amid low global adoption and challenges. source:wordpress About the Global Advocacy and Summit Highlights: Recent Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels emphasised nuclear energy’s role in combating climate change. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) spearheading efforts to promote nuclear power. …

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01Apr 2024

INDIA’S TRADE RELIANCE ON CHINA AND EU RISING: UN TRADE BODY

Why in the news ? UNCTAD report reveals India’s growing trade reliance on China and the EU amidst global geopolitical shifts. About the Rising Reliance on China and EU: UNCTAD report highlights India’s increasing trade dependence on China and the European Union. Despite efforts to reduce reliance through schemes like PLI and QCOs, India’s dependence …

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01Apr 2024

A RECORD 60 TRADITIONAL PRODUCTS FROM ACROSS INDIA GRANTED GI TAG

Why in the news? Record number of over 60 traditional Indian products, including Banaras Thandai, granted Geographical Indication (GI) tags, highlighting cultural heritage. source:theunitedindian About the Record Number of GI Tags Granted: Over 60 traditional products from various regions in India, including Banaras Thandai, have been awarded the Geographical Indication (GI) tag. This marks the …

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01Apr 2024

HOW NEUROSCIENCE RESHAPES MARKETING STRATEGIES IN INDIA

Why in the news? Neuroscience transforms Indian marketing strategies, decoding consumer behaviour, but raises ethical concerns regarding informed consent and transparency. source:BBC About the Introduction of Neuroscience in Marketing: Application of neuroscience in India addresses business challenges, including consumer behaviour analysis. Utilisation of Elon Musk’s Neuralink implant underscores the practical use of neuroscience in commercial …

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01Apr 2024

ARMY IS CRANKING UP EFFORTS TO BOOST INFRASTRUCTURE, CONNECTIVITY ALONG LAC IN ARUNACHAL

Why in the news? Army boosting infrastructure and connectivity in Arunachal Pradesh near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to enhance development. source:licchavilycem About the Enhanced Connectivity and Development: Denwa Meyor and Kunchok Dolma Meyor, residents of Kibithoo village in Arunachal Pradesh near the Line of Actual Control (LAC), express the need for better education …

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01Apr 2024

CARDAMOM CROPS IN IDUKKI BEGIN TO WILT IN SEVERE DROUGHT

Why in the news? Severe drought threatens cardamom crops in Idukki, with unprecedented conditions endangering plantations, raising concerns among farmers about potential losses. About the Impact of Ongoing Drought: Cardamom-producing areas in Idukki face severe drought, posing a threat to farmers. Unprecedented drought-like conditions in recent history affecting plantations in Vandanmedu, Pathumury, Santhanpara, and other …

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01Apr 2024

GENETIC PROFILING OF CAPTIVE JUMBOS OF KERALA TO BEGIN SOON

Why in the news? Genetic profiling of Kerala’s captive elephants begins to aid conservation efforts,   coinciding with temple festival season. source:slideserve Highlights of the Initiative: Wildlife Institute of India (WII) to conduct genetic profiling of Kerala’s 400 captive elephants. Aim is to add elephant details to a national database for conservation purposes. Kerala Forest Department …

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01Apr 2024

THE LEGEND OF THE FIRST FEMALE SUFI SAINT

Syllabus:  GS-1- Bhakti and Sufi movement Role of women and women organizations Focus : Rabia al-Basri, an eighth-century figure from Iraq, is revered in Islamic tradition as the first woman Sufi saint. Rabia’s life in the desert exemplifies her commitment to asceticism, owning only minimal possessions. Source- Image of Rabia Introduction: The Appeal of Religious …

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01Apr 2024

THE ART OF INDIA’S HIV/AIDS RESPONSE

Syllabus: GS 3: Science and Technology- developments and their applications and effects in everyday life. Achievements of Indians in science & technology; indigenization of technology and developing new technology. Awareness in the fields of IT, Space, Computers, robotics, nano-technology, bio-technology and issues relating to intellectual property rights. Focus: India commemorates the 20th anniversary of the …

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