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Italian open title

Why important for 72nd BPSC:- Italian Open organizers are aggressively campaigning to elevate the tournament to a "fifth Grand Slam" in the near future

Interlink: https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-sports/the-italian-open-wants-to-become-the-5th-grand-slam-but-all-roads-may-not-lead-to-rome-10686413/

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Tennis and Badminton are among BPSC’s most favourite sports areas, with questions asked almost every year.
China overtook USA to become India's largest trading partner

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The Nagatitan, the largest-ever dinosaur found in South-East Asia, weighed 27 tonnes - as much as nine adult Asian elephants - and measured 27m (88ft) in length, longer than a diplodocus.

Like that dinosaur, it belonged to the sauropod family of long-necked herbivores.

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Austerity Measures in India

Austerity = Government measures to reduce expenditure/imports and conserve forex during economic stress.

Major Indian austerity phases:
1965–66 (war + food crisis), 1990–91 (BoP crisis), 2008–09 (global crisis), 2025–26 (CAD pressure).

• Lal Bahadur Shastri’s 1965 “Monday fast” appeal aimed at saving food grains during severe shortage.

• 1991 BoP crisis was triggered by Gulf War oil shock, high fiscal deficit and falling forex reserves.

• India pledged gold reserves in 1991 to raise foreign exchange.

• CAD (Current Account Deficit) rises when imports exceed exports; crude oil and gold are major contributors.

• Import cover = Number of months imports can be financed using forex reserves.

• Forex reserves are maintained by Reserve Bank of India and include foreign currency assets, gold, SDRs and IMF reserve position.

• Fiscal Deficit = Total expenditure − (Revenue receipts + Non-debt capital receipts).

• India abolished Plan vs Non-Plan expenditure classification in 2017.

Plan Expenditure (abolished in 2017) = Spending on schemes/projects under Five-Year Plans; Non-Plan Expenditure = Routine expenses like salaries, subsidies, pensions, defence and interest payments.

• India replaced Plan/Non-Plan classification with Revenue and Capital expenditure after abolition of Planning Commission.

Revenue expenditure includes subsidies, salaries, pensions and interest payments; capital expenditure creates assets/infrastructure.

• 1991 crisis led to LPG reforms:- Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation.

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