An Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) contract is a type of construction contract where the contractor is responsible for project design, material procurement, and construction, while a Turnkey contract is a type of EPC contract where the contractor delivers a fully completed project to the client, ready for operation.
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Green bonds are debt instruments used to raise funds specifically for projects that have positive environmental impacts, such as renewable energy, clean transportation, and sustainable water management.
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The Kelkar Committee, formed in 2015, was tasked with reviewing and enhancing the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model in infrastructure development in India, aiming to attract investments, streamline project implementation, and foster sustainable economic growth.
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These headings are nothing more than Clickbaits to get some views from non-serious UPSC Aspirants - who THINK they are preparing for UPSC, & are in constant search of that TRICK that might help them clear the exam.
It feels more like a Ponzi Scheme - a woman in Karnataka killed herself because her husband had a lot of debt from betting on IPL. He thought he could make money fast.
If something promises a fast or easy method, it's usually a trick.
Ponzi schemes always promise quick money. Gambling also makes you think you can get rich quickly.
Such videos are the same - easy views, disastrous for people who follow them!
There is no substitute for hard work.
The more you practice, the chances of you clearing this exam are bound to increase.
On Sunday, hundreds attempted of All India Mock - PRAYAS, & we received wonderful feedback!
You can expect similar quality in the Prelims Full-Length Test Series.
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The National Highways Development Project (NHDP) is a comprehensive initiative launched by the Indian government to upgrade and expand the country's national highway network, aimed at improving connectivity, reducing travel time, and fostering economic development.
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The Bharatmala Project is a government initiative aimed at optimizing road traffic movement across India by constructing new roads, improving existing ones, and enhancing the country's road network to facilitate economic growth and connectivity.
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We recommend this formula:
1. Read, Write & Revise PYQs between 2013-2023
2. Check all PYQs from 2000-2013 (identify repeating themes)
3. Go through Old & New NCERT Questions at the back!
Now you might wonder - NCERT Exercises for UPSC Mains? Aren't those questions for School Students?
You'll be surprised to look at these questions which appeared in UPSC Mains - Check out our blog here!