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β Water Crisis: a Menace
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β Water Crisis: a Menace
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β IBPS RRB PO MAINS : 1st OCTOBER
β IBPS CLERK MAINS : 8th OCTOBER.
β IBPS PO PRE - 15th & 16th OCTOBER
β IBPS PO MAINS- 26th NOVEMBER
β SBI PO PRE : 19th & 20th NOVEMBER.
β SBI PO Mains : 17th DECEMBER.
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β IBPS RRB CLERK MAINS : 24th SEPT
β IBPS RRB PO MAINS : 1st OCTOBER
β IBPS CLERK MAINS : 8th OCTOBER.
β IBPS PO PRE - 15th & 16th OCTOBER
β IBPS PO MAINS- 26th NOVEMBER
β SBI PO PRE : 19th & 20th NOVEMBER.
β SBI PO Mains : 17th DECEMBER.
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Water Crisis: a Menace Words limit:- 250-300 Words βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE β
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π«₯Essay
β Water Crisis: a Menace
Self written :- (@TargetDescriptive)
β Water is the most valuable natural resource on this planet, water is essential for the survival of Living beings, and also it helps humans in their day-to-day work routine. However the availability of drinking water for human consumption is not able to satisfy the demand, human consumption is growing day by day, and this crisis has threatened the population of India and many developing countries. The crisis arose because of various factors. The water crisis has now become one of the major global issues. In 2019 World Economic Forum declared it as one of the largest global risks and threats to human survival, since then many agencies have released reports predicting a great crisis is Imminent, and after then the issue caught the attention of different stakeholders.
β According to a report one-third of the human population heading towards severe water scarcity, and a great threat to the survival of other living being. It is easy to think that it will always be plentiful, However, freshwater the stuff we drink, bathe in, and irrigate our farm fields with is incredibly scarce. Only 2.4% of the worldβs water is freshwater, and two-thirds of that is unavailable for our daily use. Rivers, lakes, and aquifers are drying up or becoming too polluted to use, somehow humans itself responsible for this level of menace. More than half the worldβs wetlands have disappeared, and many more are vulnerable or facing a greater risk of disappearing in the future. Agriculture consumes more water than any other activity and wastes much of that through inefficiencies, system loopholes, or dilapidated pumping systems. Climate change is altering patterns of weather and water around the world, causing shortages and droughts in some areas and floods in others, even India faced drought situations so hard every monsoon season. By 2025, two-thirds of the worldβs population may face water shortages, and ecosystems around the world will suffer even more.
β Way Ahead:-
The role of the people in water conservation is vital, they tend to neglect the importance of water conservation, and this should be noted. At the policy level, the Central and State govt should prepare subsidiary-like policies to encourage Farmers to incorporate rain harvesting. From time to time maintenance of irrigation systems can save a large amount of water, Introduce newer technology in Conventional Agriculture. Reuse, Reduce, and Recycling of water should be promoted. We must emphasize our behavioral change, differentiating the use of Potable and non-potable water and should use it accordingly.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
β Water Crisis: a Menace
Self written :- (@TargetDescriptive)
β Water is the most valuable natural resource on this planet, water is essential for the survival of Living beings, and also it helps humans in their day-to-day work routine. However the availability of drinking water for human consumption is not able to satisfy the demand, human consumption is growing day by day, and this crisis has threatened the population of India and many developing countries. The crisis arose because of various factors. The water crisis has now become one of the major global issues. In 2019 World Economic Forum declared it as one of the largest global risks and threats to human survival, since then many agencies have released reports predicting a great crisis is Imminent, and after then the issue caught the attention of different stakeholders.
β According to a report one-third of the human population heading towards severe water scarcity, and a great threat to the survival of other living being. It is easy to think that it will always be plentiful, However, freshwater the stuff we drink, bathe in, and irrigate our farm fields with is incredibly scarce. Only 2.4% of the worldβs water is freshwater, and two-thirds of that is unavailable for our daily use. Rivers, lakes, and aquifers are drying up or becoming too polluted to use, somehow humans itself responsible for this level of menace. More than half the worldβs wetlands have disappeared, and many more are vulnerable or facing a greater risk of disappearing in the future. Agriculture consumes more water than any other activity and wastes much of that through inefficiencies, system loopholes, or dilapidated pumping systems. Climate change is altering patterns of weather and water around the world, causing shortages and droughts in some areas and floods in others, even India faced drought situations so hard every monsoon season. By 2025, two-thirds of the worldβs population may face water shortages, and ecosystems around the world will suffer even more.
β Way Ahead:-
The role of the people in water conservation is vital, they tend to neglect the importance of water conservation, and this should be noted. At the policy level, the Central and State govt should prepare subsidiary-like policies to encourage Farmers to incorporate rain harvesting. From time to time maintenance of irrigation systems can save a large amount of water, Introduce newer technology in Conventional Agriculture. Reuse, Reduce, and Recycling of water should be promoted. We must emphasize our behavioral change, differentiating the use of Potable and non-potable water and should use it accordingly.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
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"Your Airtel Sim is already 5G-enabled," says Airtel CEO Gopal Vittal.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/airtels-existing-sim-cards-will-work-on-5g-phones-ceo/article65862857.ece
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/airtels-existing-sim-cards-will-work-on-5g-phones-ceo/article65862857.ece
BusinessLine
Airtel's existing SIM cards will work on 5G phones: CEO
Company to launch 5G services next month, cover all urban areas by end 2023
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NABARD Development Assistant Officer
β Number of Vacancy 173
β Eligibility - Graduation in any stream with 50%marks
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
β Number of Vacancy 173
β Eligibility - Graduation in any stream with 50%marks
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
The Hindu - Opinion
The evolving role of CSR in funding NGOs
Beyond signing cheques, corporates are recognising that whatβs good for society is good for business
The evolving role of CSR in funding NGOs
Beyond signing cheques, corporates are recognising that whatβs good for society is good for business
The Hindu
The evolving role of CSR in funding NGOs
Beyond signing cheques, corporates are recognising that whatβs good for society is good for business
The Hindu - Opinion
Time for a joint space exercise
If India is to become a defence power, then an Indo-U.S. military collaboration in every field is necessary
Time for a joint space exercise
If India is to become a defence power, then an Indo-U.S. military collaboration in every field is necessary
The Hindu
Time for a joint space exercise
If India is to become a defence power, then an Indo-U.S. military collaboration in every field is necessary
The Hindu - Opinion
The hits and misses in TANGEDCOβs tariff petition
There needs to be an overarching energy policy that addresses environmental issues and also ensures affordable supply
The hits and misses in TANGEDCOβs tariff petition
There needs to be an overarching energy policy that addresses environmental issues and also ensures affordable supply
Thehindu
The hits and misses in TANGEDCOβs tariff petition
There needs to be an overarching energy policy that addresses environmental issues and also ensures affordable supply
The Hindu - Opinion
How ideology muddled inflation control in India
@TargetDescriptive
The agencies responsible for macroeconomic policy have hitched their wagon to Anglo-American economics
How ideology muddled inflation control in India
@TargetDescriptive
The agencies responsible for macroeconomic policy have hitched their wagon to Anglo-American economics
Thehindu
How ideology muddled inflation control in India
The agencies responsible for macroeconomic policy have hitched their wagon to Anglo-American economics
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π«₯ EXPECTED DATES FOR UPCOMING EXAMS:-
γNotificationsγ
β Expected Dates
β FCI Category ll
β FCI Category lll :- 6Sep
β EPFO SSA :- 2-2.5Month
β NPS Grade A/B :: Sep First week
β NABARD DA :- Sep 2nd week
β RBI Assistant :- Decemeber End or January Start
β SEBI Grade A :- Decemeber
β RBI Grade B:- March end or April Start
β RBI ASSISTANT PRE : March.
β RBI ASSISTANT MAINS : April.
β NABARD DA PRE : November.
β NABARD GRADE A PRE : 7 September.
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βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
γNotificationsγ
β Expected Dates
β FCI Category ll
β FCI Category lll :- 6Sep
β EPFO SSA :- 2-2.5Month
β NPS Grade A/B :: Sep First week
β NABARD DA :- Sep 2nd week
β RBI Assistant :- Decemeber End or January Start
β SEBI Grade A :- Decemeber
β RBI Grade B:- March end or April Start
β RBI ASSISTANT PRE : March.
β RBI ASSISTANT MAINS : April.
β NABARD DA PRE : November.
β NABARD GRADE A PRE : 7 September.
Keep Practicing ,Keep moving, well begun is half done!π₯π₯ππ
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
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β
INFORMAL LETTER
Address of only the sender should be mentioned in an informal letter.
Use comma after every line of address.
Salutation should be βDear name of the friend/ familyβ.
The introduction should have greetings and mention the reason for writing the letter.
The body should give descriptions of the same.
The conclusions must end with well wishes, etc.
Be polite and do not form long sentences and be extra careful of the word limit.
Source:- Oliveboard
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
Address of only the sender should be mentioned in an informal letter.
Use comma after every line of address.
Salutation should be βDear name of the friend/ familyβ.
The introduction should have greetings and mention the reason for writing the letter.
The body should give descriptions of the same.
The conclusions must end with well wishes, etc.
Be polite and do not form long sentences and be extra careful of the word limit.
Source:- Oliveboard
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
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πΈGST COLLECTION OF PREVIOUS MONTHS IN 2022πΈ
πJANUARY : 1,40,986CR.
πFEBRUARY : 1,33,026CR.
πMARCH. : 1,42,095 CR.
πAPRIL. : 1,67,540CR.
πMAY. : 1,40,885CR.
πJUNE. : 1,44,616CR.
πJULY. : 1,48,995CR.
πAUGUST. : 1,43,612CR.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
πJANUARY : 1,40,986CR.
πFEBRUARY : 1,33,026CR.
πMARCH. : 1,42,095 CR.
πAPRIL. : 1,67,540CR.
πMAY. : 1,40,885CR.
πJUNE. : 1,44,616CR.
πJULY. : 1,48,995CR.
πAUGUST. : 1,43,612CR.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
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π«₯ESSAY
β Feebies:- is it just a promising gift in the run-up to the polls, or a genuine welfare approach ??
β Self Written:-(@TargetDescriptive)
β Freebies have their own meaning and are something given for free ,but in recent days it has become the most debatable topic .
The debate over freebies has been going on since PM Narendra Modi called out to young people not to get carried away by this "Revari Culture". Freebies and Revari culture both have the same meaning in terms of ongoing political debate .
Welfarism as a political philosophy has long roots in India .Our political economy is riven with such schemes β whether one calls them freebies, loans, waivers or simply DBT , whether it is provided by state govt or Central government.
β In a federal structure ,the relationship between Central and State is inevitable. In such issues , both the Govt has equal responsiblity to discuss the issue as per to the best Favor to our Country's Economic Balances. The Supreme Court heard a PIL against βirrational freebiesβ and asked the Centre to take a stand on this βserious issueβ recently.
β The Supreme Court has stayed its hand and referred the issue to a 3-judge Bench. If we look back to 2013 , SC itself gave a crucial judgement. It said that making promises in a manifesto would not amount to a corrupt practice,now as Court indicated that judgement would be relooked and sent it to deeper consideration .
The concern is that most parties oppose any fetters on their right to appeal to voters through means of their choice and, if elected, use their mandate to distribute finances and resources as they deem fit, subject to law and legislative approval.
β There are many pros and cons to freebies. On one hand, the Govt shows commitment to fulfilling it's promises through a mass welfare scheme .
Free food offered under the Mid-day meal scheme cannot be considered as freebies. It helps improve the health of our children.The impact was immediate, with student attendance going up twofold on days when the mid-day meal scheme was in place. Any scheme that offers significantly positive social externality (compared to other initiatives) should not be considered as a freebie,
β The cost of such Frivolus freebies is just a deep burden on state revenue and this is why many state governments suffer with lack of funding for other welfare work. In some cases, many states will find recently announced freebies difficult to fund.
β Way ahead:-
1.we need to have a conversation within and between political parties
2.Most importantly, the term "Freebies " should be defined , so that the Govt should easily differentiate between Freebies and Welfare Sops?
3.Central electoral Agencies ,like the Election Commission of India should come up with effective Guidelines for political parties or independent candidates.
4.There should be some changes on the Policy Framing level too. Every scheme or so-called freebies that have advantages must be evaluated against the large fiscal costs and inefficiencies they cause by distorting prices.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
β Feebies:- is it just a promising gift in the run-up to the polls, or a genuine welfare approach ??
β Self Written:-(@TargetDescriptive)
β Freebies have their own meaning and are something given for free ,but in recent days it has become the most debatable topic .
The debate over freebies has been going on since PM Narendra Modi called out to young people not to get carried away by this "Revari Culture". Freebies and Revari culture both have the same meaning in terms of ongoing political debate .
Welfarism as a political philosophy has long roots in India .Our political economy is riven with such schemes β whether one calls them freebies, loans, waivers or simply DBT , whether it is provided by state govt or Central government.
β In a federal structure ,the relationship between Central and State is inevitable. In such issues , both the Govt has equal responsiblity to discuss the issue as per to the best Favor to our Country's Economic Balances. The Supreme Court heard a PIL against βirrational freebiesβ and asked the Centre to take a stand on this βserious issueβ recently.
β The Supreme Court has stayed its hand and referred the issue to a 3-judge Bench. If we look back to 2013 , SC itself gave a crucial judgement. It said that making promises in a manifesto would not amount to a corrupt practice,now as Court indicated that judgement would be relooked and sent it to deeper consideration .
The concern is that most parties oppose any fetters on their right to appeal to voters through means of their choice and, if elected, use their mandate to distribute finances and resources as they deem fit, subject to law and legislative approval.
β There are many pros and cons to freebies. On one hand, the Govt shows commitment to fulfilling it's promises through a mass welfare scheme .
Free food offered under the Mid-day meal scheme cannot be considered as freebies. It helps improve the health of our children.The impact was immediate, with student attendance going up twofold on days when the mid-day meal scheme was in place. Any scheme that offers significantly positive social externality (compared to other initiatives) should not be considered as a freebie,
β The cost of such Frivolus freebies is just a deep burden on state revenue and this is why many state governments suffer with lack of funding for other welfare work. In some cases, many states will find recently announced freebies difficult to fund.
β Way ahead:-
1.we need to have a conversation within and between political parties
2.Most importantly, the term "Freebies " should be defined , so that the Govt should easily differentiate between Freebies and Welfare Sops?
3.Central electoral Agencies ,like the Election Commission of India should come up with effective Guidelines for political parties or independent candidates.
4.There should be some changes on the Policy Framing level too. Every scheme or so-called freebies that have advantages must be evaluated against the large fiscal costs and inefficiencies they cause by distorting prices.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDESCRIPTIVE
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Source: The Hindu
β Government's policy (fiscal policy) objectives are:
β *Job creation
β *Equitable distribution of β wealth
β *Economic growth
β *Control Inflation
β *Welfare (subsidies, income support, health, education etc.)
β The above are not priority wise and depending on the situation of the economy, Govt. keeps on changing its focus among these. Now the inflation has started coming down, so Govt. is saying that it will focus more on job creation and equitable distribution of wealth.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
β Government's policy (fiscal policy) objectives are:
β *Job creation
β *Equitable distribution of β wealth
β *Economic growth
β *Control Inflation
β *Welfare (subsidies, income support, health, education etc.)
β The above are not priority wise and depending on the situation of the economy, Govt. keeps on changing its focus among these. Now the inflation has started coming down, so Govt. is saying that it will focus more on job creation and equitable distribution of wealth.
βΊ α«α΄ΙͺΙ΄ π₯ ββ₯ @TargetDescriptive
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