Agents of UPSC CSE π©
Strategies for strengthening disaster finance in Indonesia Indonesia is highly vulnerable to climate change disasters and requires the integration of insurance and mitigation strategies as integral components of a comprehensive disaster management policyβ¦
"These examples can be cited when writing disaster management policies for the MAINS GS3." #GS3 #Disaster #management
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πThe Bharat Mata Mandir π, built by a freedom fighter Babu Shiv Prasad Gupta and inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1936.
πAt the centre of the temple is a map in marble of βundivided Indiaβ or βIndia before Independence or Partitionβ as its prime deity.
β This shows the concept of Akhand Bharat holds historical and cultural significance π―
πAt the centre of the temple is a map in marble of βundivided Indiaβ or βIndia before Independence or Partitionβ as its prime deity.
β This shows the concept of Akhand Bharat holds historical and cultural significance π―
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π What is Moon Agreement of 1979 ?
π The Moon Agreement of 1979, formally known as the "Agreement Governing the Activities of States on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies," is an international treaty that was adopted by the United Nations.β
π It aims to establish a legal framework for the exploration and use of the Moon's resources and other celestial bodies beyond Earth π
πWhat are Artemis Accords?
πThe Artemis Accords was created by the U.S to act as a soft-law alternative to the Moon Agreement, which limits resource extraction in celestial bodies.β
πThese Accords are a non-binding set of principles.β
π India became the 27th signatory to the American-led Artemis Accords.β
#GS3 #CURRENT
π The Moon Agreement of 1979, formally known as the "Agreement Governing the Activities of States on the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies," is an international treaty that was adopted by the United Nations.β
π It aims to establish a legal framework for the exploration and use of the Moon's resources and other celestial bodies beyond Earth π
πWhat are Artemis Accords?
πThe Artemis Accords was created by the U.S to act as a soft-law alternative to the Moon Agreement, which limits resource extraction in celestial bodies.β
πThese Accords are a non-binding set of principles.β
π India became the 27th signatory to the American-led Artemis Accords.β
#GS3 #CURRENT
IAS officer who emptied stadium to walk dog compulsorily retired by government
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Central civil services pension rules, 1972π·
β The government has the authority to retire any government servant "if it is of the opinion that it is in the public interest to do so" π»
β The government has the authority to retire any government servant "if it is of the opinion that it is in the public interest to do so" π»
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A Transformational Moment In Indiaβs Search For Regional Connectivity
New Delhi, which is emerging as the critical anchor in shaping regional connectivity, will have to do some heavy lifting.
https://www.orfonline.org/research/a-transformational-moment-in-indias-search-for-regional-connectivity/
New Delhi, which is emerging as the critical anchor in shaping regional connectivity, will have to do some heavy lifting.
https://www.orfonline.org/research/a-transformational-moment-in-indias-search-for-regional-connectivity/
ORF
A Transformational Moment In Indiaβs Search For Regional Connectivity
In the last few weeks, India has come out with a robust articulation of its connectivity initiatives, trying to put its own imprint
Sift Kaur Samra smashes World Record to give India first individual gold at Asian Games 2023
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π π° MS Swaminathan hailed as the father of Indiaβs Green Revolutionβ
, a program under which high - yield varieties of wheat and rice πΎ seedlings were planted in the fields of poor farmers.
πSwaminathan worked with Norman Borlaug and other scientists to bring a social revolution with farmers and government policies in famine-like circumstances in the 1960s.β
πSwaminathanβs efforts in agriculture increased the productivity of foods like rice, wheat, gram, maize etc.β
πThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has described Dr Swaminathan as βthe father of Economic Ecology ββ
πSwaminathan worked with Norman Borlaug and other scientists to bring a social revolution with farmers and government policies in famine-like circumstances in the 1960s.β
πSwaminathanβs efforts in agriculture increased the productivity of foods like rice, wheat, gram, maize etc.β
πThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has described Dr Swaminathan as βthe father of Economic Ecology ββ
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How MS Swaminathan helped India achieve food security π
#express_explained #green_revolution #ms_swaminathan
#express_explained #green_revolution #ms_swaminathan
The Indian Express
How MS Swaminathan triggered the Green Revolution and helped India achieve food security
MS Swaminathan, who passed away recently, played a crucial role in heralding the Green Revolution that helped India combat food insecurity. What challenges did India face at the time and how were they dealt with?
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"People often advise meditation for inner peace. I suggest you try it. Begin by concentrating on something you truly enjoy, and over time, you'll notice that when you're deeply engaged in your favorite activities, you won't feel hunger or thirst."
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Forwarded from π (Purvi)
πMass fishkill is a clear indication of the deteriorating health of the lake ecosystem
πFishkill often happens when the dissolved oxygen (DO) β the amount of oxygen in the water β reduces drastically, choking the fish to death.
πDepleting DO is caused by a higher biochemical oxygen demand (BOD, often because of a high concentration of nutrients and organic matter that decomposes in an anaerobic condition, releasing ammonia or algal blooms in the water body.
π Why fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning ?
πAquatic plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis during the daytime, they also absorb oxygen at night, this creates a DO crisis in water bodies, mainly after the sun goes down. So, most fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning.
π Many lakes have become dumping grounds for raw sewage and other effluents which increases the concentration of nutrients and cause High BOD , leads to choking the fish to death.
#environment
πFishkill often happens when the dissolved oxygen (DO) β the amount of oxygen in the water β reduces drastically, choking the fish to death.
πDepleting DO is caused by a higher biochemical oxygen demand (BOD, often because of a high concentration of nutrients and organic matter that decomposes in an anaerobic condition, releasing ammonia or algal blooms in the water body.
π Why fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning ?
πAquatic plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis during the daytime, they also absorb oxygen at night, this creates a DO crisis in water bodies, mainly after the sun goes down. So, most fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning.
π Many lakes have become dumping grounds for raw sewage and other effluents which increases the concentration of nutrients and cause High BOD , leads to choking the fish to death.
#environment
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π Manambadi / Naganathaswamy temple π
πBuilt by Rajendra Chola I, situated along the southern banks of Kollidam River, Tamil Naduβ
πThe temple had earlier survived a demolition bid to make way for a highway.β
πThe temple is known for its important inscriptions belonging to the periods of Rajendra Chola I and Kulothunga I β
#artandculture
#prelims2024
πBuilt by Rajendra Chola I, situated along the southern banks of Kollidam River, Tamil Naduβ
πThe temple had earlier survived a demolition bid to make way for a highway.β
πThe temple is known for its important inscriptions belonging to the periods of Rajendra Chola I and Kulothunga I β
#artandculture
#prelims2024
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