Foxconn is likely to open its second-largest battery plant in Tamil Nadu
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The India-Singapore bilateral military exercise, AgniWarrior 2024 will take place in Maharashtra from November 28 to November 30
The exercise is scheduled to take place at the Devlali Field Firing Ranges, part of the School of Artillery in Maharasrashtra.
The exercise is scheduled to take place at the Devlali Field Firing Ranges, part of the School of Artillery in Maharasrashtra.
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Consider the following statements -
•It is the largest National Park in Central India.
•It lies in the Maikal range of the Satpura Mountains.
•It is the first tiger reserve in India to have an official mascot named 'Bhoorsingh the Barasingha'.
•Swamp deer are widely recognized for their association with the conservation success of this site .
These qualities belongs to -
•It is the largest National Park in Central India.
•It lies in the Maikal range of the Satpura Mountains.
•It is the first tiger reserve in India to have an official mascot named 'Bhoorsingh the Barasingha'.
•Swamp deer are widely recognized for their association with the conservation success of this site .
These qualities belongs to -
Waste colonialism: The real reason why poor countries are blamed for plastic pollution
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Waste colonialism: The real reason why poorer countries are blamed for plastic pollution
Several South East Asian countries, including India, receive billions in plastic waste from former coloniser nations.
New moiré superconductor opens the door to new quantum materials - The Hindu
The Hindu
New moiré superconductor opens the door to new quantum materials
In a recent study in Nature, scientists reported that moiré materials made from semiconductor materials can also be superconducting, a property once considered to be exclusive to the graphene system, paving the way for new materials with more unusual properties.
BIG boost to India's nuclear armament.
The Indian Navy on Thursday successfully conducted a test firing of the 3,500 km-range K-4 ballistic missile from its newly inducted nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arighaat. The test, conducted in the Bay of Bengal, marks a significant milestone in India’s defence capabilities, particularly in enhancing its nuclear deterrence and validating the country’s second-strike capability.
The Indian Navy on Thursday successfully conducted a test firing of the 3,500 km-range K-4 ballistic missile from its newly inducted nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arighaat. The test, conducted in the Bay of Bengal, marks a significant milestone in India’s defence capabilities, particularly in enhancing its nuclear deterrence and validating the country’s second-strike capability.
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The World Health Organization WHO declared Jordan as the first country in the world to eliminate leprosy, marking a significant milestone in global public health efforts.
Old news.
Old news.
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Allocation of cadres to the candidates allocated to IAS on the basis of CSE-2023
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⚡️Kolar Leaf-nosed Bat
The Kolar leaf-nosed bat is a species only found in India that is at extremely high risk of extinction.
These bats live in just one cave in the Kolar district of the Indian state of Karnataka. There are only about 150-200 mature, adult Kolar leaf-nosed bats left in the world.
That is why the International Union for Conservation of Nature has officially declared this a “critically endangered” species.
The bats inhabit shrublands and caves in their small native range.
They face threats from:
Mining and quarrying activities in the region
Logging and deforestation removing their habitatAgricultural and forestry pollution seeping into their cave home
The Kolar leaf-nosed bat is a species only found in India that is at extremely high risk of extinction.
These bats live in just one cave in the Kolar district of the Indian state of Karnataka. There are only about 150-200 mature, adult Kolar leaf-nosed bats left in the world.
That is why the International Union for Conservation of Nature has officially declared this a “critically endangered” species.
The bats inhabit shrublands and caves in their small native range.
They face threats from:
Mining and quarrying activities in the region
Logging and deforestation removing their habitatAgricultural and forestry pollution seeping into their cave home
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Ding Liren officially lost to D Gukesh on time in the Round 3 of World Chess Championship 2024, but it was the 18-year-old Indian Grandmaster’s excellent preparation and confident game that allowed him to win his first match.
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Press Release: Press Information Bureau
https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=2078782
https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=2078782
Government of India
Ministry of Mines Launches the First Ever Tranche of Auction of Mineral Blocks in the Offshore Areas Aims at Driving India Towards…
The first ever tranche of e-auction of mineral blocks in the offshore areas of India was launched by
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#initiatives25 As India's premier body representing the chemical industry, ICC represents more than 80% of Indian chemical Industry which is valued at $220 billion. This Award acknowledges the role played by ICC in promoting chemical safety, compliance with the Convention, and enhancing industry-wide security practices in India.
Source: PiB
Source: PiB
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