The Hindu Important Topics:- GS -3 IN-SPACe announces seed fund scheme ‘Unscientific’ landfills, not a solid fix for waste management India’s Millet Man embarked on millet journey at the age of six Centre committed to increasing the strength of women in defence forces Corporate bond market to more than double by 2030 Indian companies should […]
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The term Naxal comes from the village Naxalbari in West Bengal where the Naxalbari uprising of 1967 occurred. People who are engaged in the insurgency are called Naxals or Naxalites. The movement itself is referred to as Naxalism. Naxalites are a group of far-left radical communists, supportive of Maoist political sentiment and ideology. Their origin
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The word Election comes from Latin verb eligere which means “ to pick out”. India is a democratic country, the word democracy was defined by Abraham Lincoln as Government of the people, by the people and for the people. Features of Election Voting system Types of Elections In India elections are held in three categories
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Daily News Analysis:- GS2: Education Meritocracy or merit based system: It is a social system where individuals will be rewarded with status for what they have achieved, through his/her creativity and intelligence, rather than their wealth or status which they have right from birth. Essentiality of meritocracy ot merit base system. With the entry of
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Daily Editorial analysis:- GS2- Education Outcome of education depends not only on the number of schools, infrastructure and facilities like books, internet but also the quality of teachers. Context: In this regard, Rajasthan high court ruled that, individuals with B.Ed, are ineligible to be primary teacher. The relevant degrees should be diploma in elementary education(DElEd),
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Daily News Analysis:- Cost of legal protection to farmers income and consumers interests has been greatly exaggerated GS3: MSP Apprehensions of legalizing MSP These apprehensions were also felt while enacting NFSA and MGNREGA, however they turn out to be lifelines during pandemic. Fear busting regarding legalizing MSP Fear: Government should procure all crops with pre
Daily Editorial analysis:- GS3: Science and technology India is the world’s largest producer and exporter of affordable drugs called generic drugs. How does India produce cheaper drugs? Since India has a high incidence of poverty and incidence of disease burden like cancer and other non-communicable diseases. One of the conditions to sell drugs in Indian
Daily Editorial analysis:- GS2: Federalism, asymmetric federalism Context: Ladakh people led by two groups Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance are demanding statehood and protection under 6th schedule. Earlier they celebrated union territory status for Ladakh. What are the demands? Now, What made the demand for statehood? Providing statehood and protection under 6th schedule
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Daily News Analysis:- GS3- Minimum support price Farmers protests 2.0 is happening for one of the cause that is to legalize the MSP. What is legalizing MSP? MSP is the government procuring cost, which is calculated at more than 50% of production cost incurred by farmers. Production + additional 50%. Currently the government is procuring
Daily Editorial analysis:- GS2: Social justice GS1: Social issue About of demand for mandatory menstrual leave What else can be done? Thus, tailoring of support is necessary to accommodate the diverse nature of experiencing the menstrual pain but menstruation should not be deemed as a blanket biological disadvantage of women.
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Daily News Analysis:- GS3: Indian economy World over, in post pandemic period, emphasis on industrialisation has again come to the forefront. Meaning of industrialisation Transforming the economy of the nation, where its reliance on industrial production, manufacturing sector or secondary sector increases. Purpose of industrialisation Why is the industrial sector stagnant in India? Thus, creating
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