ZERO FIR
β An FIR that can be registered at any police station, regardless of its jurisdiction, upon receiving a complaint related to a cognizable offence.
β After Nirbhaya case in 2012 , the Justice Verma Committee proposed the Zero FIR system
β Section 173(1) of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) provides for Zero FIR.
β Section 173 of BNSS mandates that the FIR be transferred to the station which would have jurisdiction over the place where the crime was committed, within 15 days.
β Section 154 of CrPc also provided for Zero FIR.
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β An FIR that can be registered at any police station, regardless of its jurisdiction, upon receiving a complaint related to a cognizable offence.
β After Nirbhaya case in 2012 , the Justice Verma Committee proposed the Zero FIR system
β Section 173(1) of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) provides for Zero FIR.
β Section 173 of BNSS mandates that the FIR be transferred to the station which would have jurisdiction over the place where the crime was committed, within 15 days.
β Section 154 of CrPc also provided for Zero FIR.
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β Mascot- Phyrgian Cap
β INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
πWith very few exceptions, there is only one member from any one country.
πExecutive Board- meets four times a year
πHQ- Switzerland
β Olympic Rings:
The Olympic symbol consists of five interlocking rings of different colors (blue, yellow, black, green, and red) on a white background.
πThese rings represent the five continents of the world and symbolize the unity and diversity of nations through sports.
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β Mascot- Phyrgian Cap
β INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
πWith very few exceptions, there is only one member from any one country.
πExecutive Board- meets four times a year
πHQ- Switzerland
β Olympic Rings:
The Olympic symbol consists of five interlocking rings of different colors (blue, yellow, black, green, and red) on a white background.
πThese rings represent the five continents of the world and symbolize the unity and diversity of nations through sports.
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β Bopanna and Ebden defeated the sixth-seeded Argentinian duo of MΓ‘ximo GonzΓ‘lez and AndrΓ©s Molteni in the quarterfinals.
β Bopanna is set to break the record established by USAβs Rajeev Ram, becoming the oldest player to achieve the World No. 1 ranking.
β Bopanna is the fourth Indian, following in the footsteps of Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi, and Sania Mirza, to attain the top spot in the world doubles rankings.
β Sumit Nagal, by defeating Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik in the opening round of the Australian Open became the first Indian since 1989 to defeat a seeded player at a Grand Slam, following Ramesh Krishnan's victory over Mats Wilander at the Australian Open.
β β Grand Slam tournaments, also called majors, are the four most important annual tennis events.
The Grand Slam itinerary consists of
πYhe Australian Open in mid-January,
πThe French Open from around late May to early June,
πWimbledon in JuneβJuly, and
πThe US Open in AugustβSeptember.
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β Bopanna and Ebden defeated the sixth-seeded Argentinian duo of MΓ‘ximo GonzΓ‘lez and AndrΓ©s Molteni in the quarterfinals.
β Bopanna is set to break the record established by USAβs Rajeev Ram, becoming the oldest player to achieve the World No. 1 ranking.
β Bopanna is the fourth Indian, following in the footsteps of Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi, and Sania Mirza, to attain the top spot in the world doubles rankings.
β Sumit Nagal, by defeating Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik in the opening round of the Australian Open became the first Indian since 1989 to defeat a seeded player at a Grand Slam, following Ramesh Krishnan's victory over Mats Wilander at the Australian Open.
β β Grand Slam tournaments, also called majors, are the four most important annual tennis events.
The Grand Slam itinerary consists of
πYhe Australian Open in mid-January,
πThe French Open from around late May to early June,
πWimbledon in JuneβJuly, and
πThe US Open in AugustβSeptember.
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AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES
β AGRICULTURE EXPORTS
πNet-exporter of agri-products since last 30years
πGlobal Share of agri-trade - 2.5% (10th position)
β MILK PRODUCTION CONSISTENTLY INCREASED OVER LAST 7 YEARS.
πIndia- 1st largest global producer of MILK
β FISHERIES
πIndia- 3rd largest producer
π4th largest exporter
πInland Fisheries(75%) > Marine Fisheries (25%)
β MILLETS
π5th Largest Exporter
πHigher yield than global average
β GLOBAL RANKINGS OF INDIA(production)
πWheat- 2nd
πRice- 2nd
πFruits & Vegetables- 2nd
πCotton,Jute,Tea ,Sugarcane- 2nd
πPulses- 1st
πSpices-1st
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β AGRICULTURE EXPORTS
πNet-exporter of agri-products since last 30years
πGlobal Share of agri-trade - 2.5% (10th position)
β MILK PRODUCTION CONSISTENTLY INCREASED OVER LAST 7 YEARS.
πIndia- 1st largest global producer of MILK
β FISHERIES
πIndia- 3rd largest producer
π4th largest exporter
πInland Fisheries(75%) > Marine Fisheries (25%)
β MILLETS
π5th Largest Exporter
πHigher yield than global average
β GLOBAL RANKINGS OF INDIA(production)
πWheat- 2nd
πRice- 2nd
πFruits & Vegetables- 2nd
πCotton,Jute,Tea ,Sugarcane- 2nd
πPulses- 1st
πSpices-1st
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INDIA is The 6th Largest FOREX HOLDER of the World.
β The Average FDI Inflow in India has remained less than 5% of India's GDP since last decade
πLargest source of FDI- Mauritius(26%) > Singapore(23%)
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β The Average FDI Inflow in India has remained less than 5% of India's GDP since last decade
πLargest source of FDI- Mauritius(26%) > Singapore(23%)
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β
India has been the Largest Receiver of Remittances IN ABSOLUTE NUMBERS since 2008
β LARGEST Receiver of Remittances as % of GDP - TAJIKISTAN (51%) > TONGA(44%)
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β LARGEST Receiver of Remittances as % of GDP - TAJIKISTAN (51%) > TONGA(44%)
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CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT as % of GDP- - Fluctuating Trend in last 5 years
β2.2% of global exports
β2.7% of global imports
β INDIA'S RANKING
πMerchandise Exports- 18
πMerchandise Imports- 9
πService Exports -7
πService Imports- 9
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β2.2% of global exports
β2.7% of global imports
β INDIA'S RANKING
πMerchandise Exports- 18
πMerchandise Imports- 9
πService Exports -7
πService Imports- 9
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β
TRENDS IN PUBLIC DEBT as part of GDP.
πINTERNAL DEBT- 95% of Public DEBT
πEXTERNAL DEBT- 5% of Public DEBT
β EXTERNAL DEBT
πGOVT (20%) & PVT (80%)
πShort term (20%) & Long term (80%)
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πINTERNAL DEBT- 95% of Public DEBT
πEXTERNAL DEBT- 5% of Public DEBT
β EXTERNAL DEBT
πGOVT (20%) & PVT (80%)
πShort term (20%) & Long term (80%)
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#AjitDoval has been re-appointed as India's national security advisor. The appointments committee of the cabinet also re-appointed #PKMishra as the Principal Secretary to Prime Minister
β
Vaikom, a temple town in the princely state of Travancore, saw the start of a non-violent agitation on March 30, 1924 β the first among temple entry movements that would soon sweep across the country.
β The satyagraha foregrounded social reform amidst the growing nationalist movement, bringing Gandhian methods of protest to the state of Travancore. The issue of temple entry was first raised by Ezhava leader T K Madhavan in a 1917 editorial in his paper Deshabhimani
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β The satyagraha foregrounded social reform amidst the growing nationalist movement, bringing Gandhian methods of protest to the state of Travancore. The issue of temple entry was first raised by Ezhava leader T K Madhavan in a 1917 editorial in his paper Deshabhimani
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β
RECEIPTS
πRevenue Receipts- 60%
πCapital Receipts- 40%
β REVENUE RECEIPTS
πTax -85% ( Direct > Indirect )
β TAX to GDP Ratio- 11.1%
πNon Tax- 15%
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πRevenue Receipts- 60%
πCapital Receipts- 40%
β REVENUE RECEIPTS
πTax -85% ( Direct > Indirect )
β TAX to GDP Ratio- 11.1%
πNon Tax- 15%
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β
FISCAL DEFICIT Trend - Continuosly declining over last 4 years .
β Fiscal Deficit Target - 4.5% by the year 2025-26.
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β Fiscal Deficit Target - 4.5% by the year 2025-26.
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π CAPITAL EXPENDITURE(CAPEX) as % of GDP- Consistently Increased over last 5 years.
πCAPEX in absolute terms has also increased in last 5 years.
πAround 15% of the total Govt. Expenditure.
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πCAPEX in absolute terms has also increased in last 5 years.
πAround 15% of the total Govt. Expenditure.
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