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09Aug 2024

EPFO ALERT: HANDLING REJECTIONS AND DELAYS

Syllabus: GS 2: Governance Why in the News? Recently, challenges in transferring a Provident Fund (PF) have highlighted bureaucratic hurdles in India’s retirement system, including issues like incorrect pension enrollments, administrative errors, and complex account management. Source: Livemint Introduction Navigating India’s Provident Fund (PF) system often presents significant bureaucratic hurdles. Employees frequently encounter delays, errors, …

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09Aug 2024

A PARADOX OF PROGRESS: JAMMU AND KASHMIR AT A CROSSROADS

Syllabus: GS-1– Post Independent India , Asymmetric federalism , Federal form of government Focus : The article analyzes the complex situation in Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting the contradictions between economic development, political alienation, and the aspirations of the people. It examines the impact of government policies, the role of local institutions, and the evolving dynamics …

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08Aug 2024

NEW PORTAL EASES VISA PROCESS FOR CHINESE TECHNICIANS

Why in the news? A new portal simplifies short-term business visa approvals for Chinese technicians, crucial for operationalizing production units under India’s PLI scheme, addressing delays caused by the 2020 Galwan clash. source:wordpress About New Portal for Chinese Technicians: Portal Launch: A new portal has been launched to streamline the approval process for short-term business …

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08Aug 2024

INCREASED WILDFIRES FUEL MORE PYROCUMULONIMBUS CLOUD FORMATION

Why in the news? Intense wildfires in the U.S. and Canada are generating more pyrocumulonimbus clouds, which can spark new fires and create thunderstorms, with their frequency increasing due to climate change. source:wikimedia Aboutv Pyrocumulonimbus Clouds Formation: Occurrence: Created by intense wildfires or volcanic eruptions. Not all wildfires produce these clouds. Process: Extreme heat from …

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08Aug 2024

CHHATTISGARH APPROVES NEW TIGER RESERVE AMID POPULATION DECLINE

Why in the news? Chhattisgarh approves a new 2,829.387 sq km tiger reserve to combat a drastic decline in its tiger population, integrating Guru Ghasidas National Park and Tamor Pingla Sanctuary for conservation. source:medium About Chhattisgarh to Get New Tiger Reserve: Chhattisgarh’s tiger population fell from 46 in 2014 to 17 in The state approved …

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08Aug 2024

LOK SABHA PASSES FINANCE BILL 2024 AMIDST OPPOSITION PROTESTS

Why in the news? The Lok Sabha passed the Finance Bill, 2024, with key amendments on LTCG tax, amidst opposition protests over the refusal to remove 18% GST on insurance premiums. Finance Bill, 2024: Key Provisions: Lok Sabha passed the Finance Bill, 2024, with 45 official amendments. Amendment allows taxpayers to choose between the new …

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08Aug 2024

TRIBAL VOTES SHIFT SIGNIFICANTLY IN 2024 ELECTIONS

Why in the news? Priyanka Jarkiholi’s historic win in Chikodi and the broader shift in tribal votes across India highlight significant changes in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with notable gains for Congress. source:jagranjosh About Historic Win of Priyanka Jarkiholi: Election Achievement: Priyanka Jarkiholi, a tribal woman, won the 2024 Lok Sabha election from Chikkodi, …

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08Aug 2024

SHEIKH HASINA’S DOWNFALL: CHAOS AND DISCONTENT UNFOLD

Why in the news? Sheikh Hasina’s leadership crisis has led to widespread unrest and violence in Bangladesh, overshadowing her past achievements. Economic turmoil, corruption, and a violent crackdown on protests have fueled her downfall. About Sheikh Hasina’s Downfall: Leadership Crisis: Sheikh Hasina, once hailed as Bangladesh’s “Iron Lady” for her control and leadership, has faced …

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08Aug 2024

JAMMU STRENGTHENS COUNTER-TERRORISM WITH NEW TROOP DEPLOYMENTS

Why in the news? Jammu is reinforcing its counter-terrorism efforts with the induction of 3,000 Army troops and 500 Special Forces, addressing recent security challenges and filling gaps left by redeployed forces. source:medium Enhancing Jammu’s Counter-Terrorism Grid Current Situation: Jammu has faced increased security challenges due to terrorist activities, including newly infiltrated groups backed by …

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