2024 theme, "Yoga for Self and Society,

🍷Autopsy report of UPSC CSE MAINS syllabus 🍻

Kuch nahi bro vo bss abhi pata chala ki syllabus ke ek ek keywords se hi UPSC wale mains ka paper set kar de rahe hai thoda bahut current add karke 😆

Kuch khas nahi bs ek bat batani thi ki ek ek keywords ka common content bana lo current se link karke kyuki GS1 ke syllabus keyword ko GS3 ke syllabus se link karke question bana dete hai ye UPSC wale ✅

✅ Postmortem report of GS3 syllabus and Question paper 2020 🍷

✅ UPSC CSE MAINS GS1 ANALYSIS 🍷

Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere
Key Points:
✅ June 21 marks the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere.
✅ Solstices occur twice a year, indicating the shortest and longest daylight hours.
✅ The length of day and night differ significantly on solstice days.
✅ The Northern Hemisphere experiences the longest day and shortest night of the year on June 21.
✅ The Southern Hemisphere experiences summer in December.

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👉 New Law to Curb Malpractices in Competitive Examinations
Key Points:
✅ The Centre has enacted a new law to prevent unfair means in competitive examinations.
✅ The law provides for a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to ₹1 crore for offenders.
✅ The law will come into force from 22 June,2024
✅ The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Bill, 2024, was passed by Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on February 6 and 9, respectively.
✅ President Droupadi Murmu gave approval to the bill on February 12, turning it into a law.
✅ The Act aims to prevent unfair means in public examinations conducted by various bodies, including UPSC, SSC, NTA, Railway Recruitment Board, and banking recruitment examination bodies.
👉Provisions of the law include:
• Minimum of 3-5 years of imprisonment for cheating.
• 5-10 years of imprisonment and a minimum fine of ₹1 crore for those involved in organized crimes of cheating.

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✅ India Ranked 3rd globally in the growth rate of women researchers over the last decade (2% annual growth), behind Egypt and The Netherlands, according to report by Elsevier.
👉 Women now make up 33% of active researchers in India, compared to 22% in Japan and 30% in Egypt.
👉 Gender parity has been achieved in health sciences and life sciences in India, with women representing 41% and 43% of active researchers, respectively.
👉 Globally, women researchers represent 41% of active researchers, with a strong representation in health sciences.
👉 However, gender equality in research remains "unacceptably far away", with parity not expected until 2052.
👉 Women file "vastly fewer" patent applications than men, with only 3% of patent applications filed by teams consisting only of women.

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