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Why India Inc. is not taking a Hanuman leap
The one lever that the government could have pulled as it watched private investment decline was to step up public investment
Why India Inc. is not taking a Hanuman leap
The one lever that the government could have pulled as it watched private investment decline was to step up public investment
The Hindu
Why India Inc. is not taking a Hanuman leap
The one lever that the government could have pulled as it watched private investment decline was to step up public investment
#BLOpinion | The RBI has been broadly getting its act right amid difficult circumstances. In my assessment, it has traversed about three-fourths of the amplitude of the current rate hiking cycle, but the economy is stronger than before, writes Mridul Saggar.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/rbis-tight-money-push-justified/article65989695.ece
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RBIβs tight money push justified
Amid high inflation and exchange rate pressures, rate hikes and tight liquidity are the best bet
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47 most important topics for descriptive exam --
1. Indian economy challenge: how to revive
2. Farmers bill
3. Two front war-india china
4. Privatisation boon or bane
5. Merger is it good step
6. Corona related-vaccination, quarantine,work from home,issue and resolve
7. atmanirbhar Bharat
8. What's app data privacy
9. RCEP
10. Fake news
11. Women security
12. Artificial intelligence
13. National education policy
14. Depression
15. E commerce
16. Drugs
17. Digital payment
18. Women empowerment
19. One nation one ration card
20. Social media
21. Trade war
22. Mutual fund
23. Portability of Health Insurance Sector in India
24. Importance of Insurance for Hypertension Patients
25. Insurance and type of Fraud associated with it
26. Solvency and its effect on an Organization
27.Suggest measures how Insurance Companies can penetrate a wide area of the country
28. Challenges before the Insurance Companies for higher growth
29. How FDIs can bring high growth to insurance sector in India?
30. Role of Insurance Sector in Financial growth in India
31. Increasing Insurance penetration in India
32. Bancassurance β Role of Bank in the growth of Insurance
33. Insurance to all β leaving no one behind
34. Socio-economic aspect of insurance
35. Mis-selling in insurance and how to prevent it
36.Cashless and paperless insurance
37.Privatization of Insurance Sector
38. Handling Fear of COVID-19 Pandemic
39. Importance of leadership quality in an organization
40. Importance of Marketing skills in an organization
41.Importance of good Decision-making skills in life
42. Worldβs largest COVID-19 Vaccination Programme
43. Vocal for Local: How much it is feasible
44. Water crisis: A menace
45. The problem of unemployment is deepening in the country
46. Is Lockdown the only measure to contain the COVID-19 virus
47. Ensuring Access of Online Education to all
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1. Indian economy challenge: how to revive
2. Farmers bill
3. Two front war-india china
4. Privatisation boon or bane
5. Merger is it good step
6. Corona related-vaccination, quarantine,work from home,issue and resolve
7. atmanirbhar Bharat
8. What's app data privacy
9. RCEP
10. Fake news
11. Women security
12. Artificial intelligence
13. National education policy
14. Depression
15. E commerce
16. Drugs
17. Digital payment
18. Women empowerment
19. One nation one ration card
20. Social media
21. Trade war
22. Mutual fund
23. Portability of Health Insurance Sector in India
24. Importance of Insurance for Hypertension Patients
25. Insurance and type of Fraud associated with it
26. Solvency and its effect on an Organization
27.Suggest measures how Insurance Companies can penetrate a wide area of the country
28. Challenges before the Insurance Companies for higher growth
29. How FDIs can bring high growth to insurance sector in India?
30. Role of Insurance Sector in Financial growth in India
31. Increasing Insurance penetration in India
32. Bancassurance β Role of Bank in the growth of Insurance
33. Insurance to all β leaving no one behind
34. Socio-economic aspect of insurance
35. Mis-selling in insurance and how to prevent it
36.Cashless and paperless insurance
37.Privatization of Insurance Sector
38. Handling Fear of COVID-19 Pandemic
39. Importance of leadership quality in an organization
40. Importance of Marketing skills in an organization
41.Importance of good Decision-making skills in life
42. Worldβs largest COVID-19 Vaccination Programme
43. Vocal for Local: How much it is feasible
44. Water crisis: A menace
45. The problem of unemployment is deepening in the country
46. Is Lockdown the only measure to contain the COVID-19 virus
47. Ensuring Access of Online Education to all
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β According to a private agency Report,In 2009, it was estimated that roughly 400 million people in India did not have an individual identity document, while only 17% of Indiaβs population had bank accounts.At that time India needed a safe,secure and reliable way to give a unique identification to every citizen.
As India stands 2nd place in Population Count, and also being one of the most growing popluation, Some of them didn't have any valid documents to prove who they are.
β Aadhar revolutinize an Authenticative ecosystem for Genuine Identity, a digital identity system that allows, Govt, Private, Entities , Civil Society to identify the respective person, to whom they transacting is truly who claim to be ,Aadhar is inevitable if you want to get benefitted from govt Schemes,Claiming Quota or ,proving themselves through biometrics and unique user id, who actually they are.Making a resilient society,It was need of the hour,How India Built a digital Public Infrastructure?
Also Channelising a common identity and unique representation of every individual.
β India has almostly emerged from the wake of Covid 19 deadly waves,the second wave brought the nation to its knees, more than 5 lakhs peoples lost their life,but there were rays of hope and reslient infractural Access that kept the country tackling the Covid fatalities.
β In midst of medical supplies and efforts in the way to ensure easily medical access to every citizen,Beyond that Govt has rolled out stimulus package to provide finacial help through DBT with the help of Aadhar Biometric Identity that helped Govt Tranfering free Quota to every beneficiaries ,vulnerable sections and Farmers.
β Ensuring 100% immunisation to its citizens,Govt has rolled out Laegest Immunisation program though "Cowin" portal,in the way to ensure equal Access to every Citizen of our Country, an Individual need to enroll himself with providing Aadhar detail,Till day India has immunised (85-90)% of its population,This could be achived only through Such a Universal Identification Card.
β Aadhar issued by the agency named UIDAI, Govt This newly-created entity, Unique Identification Database Authority of India (UIDAI) , could work independently under the govt authorisation.
β Aadhar gave millions of people direct access to Govt benefits, Subsidy, Pension , Cooking Gas and finacial assistance through different Govt Flagship Programs.
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β Aadhar- An Identity that work for everyone and Everywhere across the country, a common identity card for every citizen of India.
Mainly it conceptualized with the intent to provide valid certification and ensure every citizen have a unique identification that can validate their authentication.
β According to a private agency Report,In 2009, it was estimated that roughly 400 million people in India did not have an individual identity document, while only 17% of Indiaβs population had bank accounts.At that time India needed a safe,secure and reliable way to give a unique identification to every citizen.
As India stands 2nd place in Population Count, and also being one of the most growing popluation, Some of them didn't have any valid documents to prove who they are.
β Aadhar revolutinize an Authenticative ecosystem for Genuine Identity, a digital identity system that allows, Govt, Private, Entities , Civil Society to identify the respective person, to whom they transacting is truly who claim to be ,Aadhar is inevitable if you want to get benefitted from govt Schemes,Claiming Quota or ,proving themselves through biometrics and unique user id, who actually they are.Making a resilient society,It was need of the hour,How India Built a digital Public Infrastructure?
Also Channelising a common identity and unique representation of every individual.
β India has almostly emerged from the wake of Covid 19 deadly waves,the second wave brought the nation to its knees, more than 5 lakhs peoples lost their life,but there were rays of hope and reslient infractural Access that kept the country tackling the Covid fatalities.
β In midst of medical supplies and efforts in the way to ensure easily medical access to every citizen,Beyond that Govt has rolled out stimulus package to provide finacial help through DBT with the help of Aadhar Biometric Identity that helped Govt Tranfering free Quota to every beneficiaries ,vulnerable sections and Farmers.
β Ensuring 100% immunisation to its citizens,Govt has rolled out Laegest Immunisation program though "Cowin" portal,in the way to ensure equal Access to every Citizen of our Country, an Individual need to enroll himself with providing Aadhar detail,Till day India has immunised (85-90)% of its population,This could be achived only through Such a Universal Identification Card.
β Aadhar issued by the agency named UIDAI, Govt This newly-created entity, Unique Identification Database Authority of India (UIDAI) , could work independently under the govt authorisation.
β Aadhar gave millions of people direct access to Govt benefits, Subsidy, Pension , Cooking Gas and finacial assistance through different Govt Flagship Programs.
Thirteen years on, Aadhar has now documented more than 95% Of India's population, providing each of its users with secure, digital identity that canβt be lost or faked. For millions, their Aadhaar numbers were their first proof of identity, which meant they now had a way to belong.
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EXAM DATE 30 OCT 2022
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β The Great Depression of the 1930s paralysed the worldβs economies for many years and had vast societal consequences. However, we have managed subsequent financial crises better thanks to research insights from this yearβs laureates. They have demonstrated the importance of preventing widespread bank collapses
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β The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel
The 2022 economic sciences laureates
β The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2022 was awarded to Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond, Philip H. Dybvig βfor research on banks and financial crisesβ.
β The Great Depression of the 1930s paralysed the worldβs economies for many years and had vast societal consequences. However, we have managed subsequent financial crises better thanks to research insights from this yearβs laureates. They have demonstrated the importance of preventing widespread bank collapses
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πΈSOME IMPORTANT GI TAGSπΈ
π³ Karuppur Kalamkari Painting : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Wada Kolam Rice : Maharashtra.
π³ Kangra Tea : Himachal Pradesh.
π³ Narasingapettai Nagaswaram : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Sirarakhong Chilly : Manipur.
π³ Tamenglong Orange : Manipur.
π³ Gulabi Minakshi : Uttar Pradesh.
π³ Kanniyakumari Clove : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Alibagh White Onion : Maharashtra.
π³ Judima Rice : Assam.
π³ Superfood Ant Chatney Kai Chutney : Odisha.
π³ Bardhaman : West Bengal.
π³ Sojat Mehndi : Rajasthan.
π³ Naga Cucumber : Nagaland.
π³ Kashmiri Saffron : Jammu and Kashmir.
π³ Khola Chili : Goa.
π³ Kandangi Saree : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Mithila Makhana : Bihar.
π° Some Important Point π°
π³ GI Tag Act - 1999.
π³ With this tag, grower will get the maximum price for their products.
π³ Once a product gets this tag, any person or company can not sell similar products under that name.
π³ This Tag is Valid for 10 Years.
π³ Karnataka has the highest GI Tags with 47 products followed by Tamil Nadu 39.
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π³ Karuppur Kalamkari Painting : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Wada Kolam Rice : Maharashtra.
π³ Kangra Tea : Himachal Pradesh.
π³ Narasingapettai Nagaswaram : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Sirarakhong Chilly : Manipur.
π³ Tamenglong Orange : Manipur.
π³ Gulabi Minakshi : Uttar Pradesh.
π³ Kanniyakumari Clove : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Alibagh White Onion : Maharashtra.
π³ Judima Rice : Assam.
π³ Superfood Ant Chatney Kai Chutney : Odisha.
π³ Bardhaman : West Bengal.
π³ Sojat Mehndi : Rajasthan.
π³ Naga Cucumber : Nagaland.
π³ Kashmiri Saffron : Jammu and Kashmir.
π³ Khola Chili : Goa.
π³ Kandangi Saree : Tamil Nadu.
π³ Mithila Makhana : Bihar.
π° Some Important Point π°
π³ GI Tag Act - 1999.
π³ With this tag, grower will get the maximum price for their products.
π³ Once a product gets this tag, any person or company can not sell similar products under that name.
π³ This Tag is Valid for 10 Years.
π³ Karnataka has the highest GI Tags with 47 products followed by Tamil Nadu 39.
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