#Prelims #Polity_Current
National Crime Record Bureau
- headquarter - New Delhi
- set-up in 1986
- Under Ministry of Home Affairs
- to function as a repository of information on crime and criminals so as to assist the investigators in linking crime to the perpetrators.
- It was set up based on the recommendations of the National Police Commission (1977-81) and the MHA’s Task Force (1985).
National Crime Record Bureau
- headquarter - New Delhi
- set-up in 1986
- Under Ministry of Home Affairs
- to function as a repository of information on crime and criminals so as to assist the investigators in linking crime to the perpetrators.
- It was set up based on the recommendations of the National Police Commission (1977-81) and the MHA’s Task Force (1985).
#Prelims
Amnesty International
- international Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)
- founded in London - 1961.
- It seeks to publicize violations by governments and other entities of rights recognized in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).
In 1977, it was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
News
Amnesty International India has halted its human rights operations in India due to the freezing of its bank accounts by the Government of India.
Amnesty International
- international Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)
- founded in London - 1961.
- It seeks to publicize violations by governments and other entities of rights recognized in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).
In 1977, it was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
News
Amnesty International India has halted its human rights operations in India due to the freezing of its bank accounts by the Government of India.
#Economy_Basics #Pre_cum_Mains
Index of Industrial Production
- an index that shows the growth rates in different industry groups of the economy in a fixed period of time.
- published monthly by the National Statistical Office (NSO), Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
- Broad sectors, namely, Mining, Manufacturing, and Electricity.
Use-based sectors, namely Basic Goods, Capital Goods, and Intermediate Goods.
- The eight core sector industries represent about 40% of the weight of items that are included in the IIP.
- The eight core industries in decreasing order of their weightage: Refinery Products (28.04 %)> Electricity (19.85 %)> Steel (17.92 %) > Coal (10.33 %)> Crude Oil (8.98 %)> Natural Gas (6.88 %)> Cement (5.37 %)> Fertilizers (2.63 %).
- Base Year for IIP calculation is 2011-2012.
Index of Industrial Production
- an index that shows the growth rates in different industry groups of the economy in a fixed period of time.
- published monthly by the National Statistical Office (NSO), Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
- Broad sectors, namely, Mining, Manufacturing, and Electricity.
Use-based sectors, namely Basic Goods, Capital Goods, and Intermediate Goods.
- The eight core sector industries represent about 40% of the weight of items that are included in the IIP.
- The eight core industries in decreasing order of their weightage: Refinery Products (28.04 %)> Electricity (19.85 %)> Steel (17.92 %) > Coal (10.33 %)> Crude Oil (8.98 %)> Natural Gas (6.88 %)> Cement (5.37 %)> Fertilizers (2.63 %).
- Base Year for IIP calculation is 2011-2012.
#IR_InNews #Pre_cum_Mains
Green Strategic Partnership
- launched by India and Denmark for delivering sustainable solutions to India.
- It will focus on expanding economic ties, green growth, and cooperation on global challenges such as climate change.
Proposals
- creation of India-Denmark energy parks
- cooperation in water efficiency and water loss
- India-Denmark skill institute to train Indian manpower
Green Strategic Partnership
- launched by India and Denmark for delivering sustainable solutions to India.
- It will focus on expanding economic ties, green growth, and cooperation on global challenges such as climate change.
Proposals
- creation of India-Denmark energy parks
- cooperation in water efficiency and water loss
- India-Denmark skill institute to train Indian manpower
Hello Friends,
it's time to relax now..... do not burden your Mind Today...
Most of the Qs will be applied and you will need to 'Think' to arrive at the Correct Answers.. so to increase the Accuracy, your Mind should be Free, calm and at Peace....
I have discussed some of the Important Last Minutes Tips for You, for Tomorrow. It's just 10 Min Video... Do watch whenever you get Time... It would definitely be Helpful....
https://youtu.be/zJ481tvNMWM
Wishing You All the Best for Tomorrow.
Regards
VV Ronge Patil
Digicate
it's time to relax now..... do not burden your Mind Today...
Most of the Qs will be applied and you will need to 'Think' to arrive at the Correct Answers.. so to increase the Accuracy, your Mind should be Free, calm and at Peace....
I have discussed some of the Important Last Minutes Tips for You, for Tomorrow. It's just 10 Min Video... Do watch whenever you get Time... It would definitely be Helpful....
https://youtu.be/zJ481tvNMWM
Wishing You All the Best for Tomorrow.
Regards
VV Ronge Patil
Digicate
Hello Friends,
Finally, Its Done. The first Step is over...
Now, Its time for some Relaxation....
Prelims is always a dicey thing, one of the most unpredictable.
You might be calculating your score based on Answer keys available from different different institutions.
Here are some points to remember
1. These answer keys are not Full proof, there might be deviations.
2. If your score is Really Good, then just relax for a day or 2. And Start Mains Preparation. We have very less time this year. do not waste time.
3. You need to perform RELATIVELY... So, the Cut off predictions will be more clear only if performance adequate sample space is analyzed.
So, plz do not jump to conclusions Yet.
4. If some of you have Low scores, then DO NOT GIVE UP.
The Final Picture will be more clear in Next 2-3 days. As I said, it's just relative performance that matters.
Wishing you all the Best.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Finally, Its Done. The first Step is over...
Now, Its time for some Relaxation....
Prelims is always a dicey thing, one of the most unpredictable.
You might be calculating your score based on Answer keys available from different different institutions.
Here are some points to remember
1. These answer keys are not Full proof, there might be deviations.
2. If your score is Really Good, then just relax for a day or 2. And Start Mains Preparation. We have very less time this year. do not waste time.
3. You need to perform RELATIVELY... So, the Cut off predictions will be more clear only if performance adequate sample space is analyzed.
So, plz do not jump to conclusions Yet.
4. If some of you have Low scores, then DO NOT GIVE UP.
The Final Picture will be more clear in Next 2-3 days. As I said, it's just relative performance that matters.
Wishing you all the Best.
Stay tuned for more updates.
What's your score in Paper 1 ?
Anonymous Poll
39%
Below 85 marks
28%
85-95marks
20%
95-105 marks
12%
105 and above
Hello friends, thank you for voting.
First of all Congratulations to those having comfortable score and Wishing you all the Best for Mains.
As always, this year Paper 1 was also bit unpredictable. We can see changes in focus areas.
I have done a short video regarding this and expected cut-off.
Plz Don't forget to subcribe. We are coming up with Mains related promising Videos on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdlxihSZUMY
First of all Congratulations to those having comfortable score and Wishing you all the Best for Mains.
As always, this year Paper 1 was also bit unpredictable. We can see changes in focus areas.
I have done a short video regarding this and expected cut-off.
Plz Don't forget to subcribe. We are coming up with Mains related promising Videos on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdlxihSZUMY
Those, who are getting Scores above 85, should Start immediate preparation of Mains.
There are many deviations in Actual answer key of UPSC and Other Private Keys...
Discrepancy in just 3 Qs will amount to 8 Marks Up and Down.
So, even if your score is 85+, Do not Loose Hope, start Preparing for Mians 2020.
If you waste next 1 Month, then there will be no meaning to writing Mains. You will be out of competition for this year...
So, students Start Mains Preparation immediately.
We wish you all the Best... and get in touch in case of any queries regarding Mains.
Note : Above discussion is with reference to Genaral Cataegory Merit.
The cut-offs for Reserved categories would definitely be Less.
There are many deviations in Actual answer key of UPSC and Other Private Keys...
Discrepancy in just 3 Qs will amount to 8 Marks Up and Down.
So, even if your score is 85+, Do not Loose Hope, start Preparing for Mians 2020.
If you waste next 1 Month, then there will be no meaning to writing Mains. You will be out of competition for this year...
So, students Start Mains Preparation immediately.
We wish you all the Best... and get in touch in case of any queries regarding Mains.
Note : Above discussion is with reference to Genaral Cataegory Merit.
The cut-offs for Reserved categories would definitely be Less.
Friends, If your score is less, do not get saddened.
Ups and Downs is Part and Parcel of this Process.
Just remember, Your ULTIMATE GOAL Matters. Nothing Matters... and one failure in Prelims, is NOT and Should NOT decide your destiny...
If not this year, it's alright.
But, now is the Time to make sure, you don't miss anything Next Year. All three Stages - Pre - Mains and Interview are cleared in ONE GO.
So, please Do not waste Time. Just remember that Next Prelims is on 27th June. It's already October....hence, very Less Time....
So, take a small break for 2-3 days and Start your Preparation of Mains.
Digicate will provide full support to you throughout your next year....
Wish You all the Best.
Regards
VV Ronge Patil
Ups and Downs is Part and Parcel of this Process.
Just remember, Your ULTIMATE GOAL Matters. Nothing Matters... and one failure in Prelims, is NOT and Should NOT decide your destiny...
If not this year, it's alright.
But, now is the Time to make sure, you don't miss anything Next Year. All three Stages - Pre - Mains and Interview are cleared in ONE GO.
So, please Do not waste Time. Just remember that Next Prelims is on 27th June. It's already October....hence, very Less Time....
So, take a small break for 2-3 days and Start your Preparation of Mains.
Digicate will provide full support to you throughout your next year....
Wish You all the Best.
Regards
VV Ronge Patil
#PT2021 #Environment
Precision Agriculture
- It is an approach where inputs are utilised in precise amounts to get increased average yields.
- It is based on sustainable agriculture and healthy food production.
- It consists of profitability and increasing production, economic efficiency and the reduction of side effects on the environment.
Benefits
- Increases agriculture productivity.
- Prevents soil degradation.
Reduces chemical application in crop production.
- Efficient use of water resources.
Precision Agriculture
- It is an approach where inputs are utilised in precise amounts to get increased average yields.
- It is based on sustainable agriculture and healthy food production.
- It consists of profitability and increasing production, economic efficiency and the reduction of side effects on the environment.
Benefits
- Increases agriculture productivity.
- Prevents soil degradation.
Reduces chemical application in crop production.
- Efficient use of water resources.
#SnT_Currents #PT2021
Avian Botulism
- It is a neuro-muscular illness caused by Botulinum (natural toxin) that is produced by bacteria, Clostridium botulinum.
- The bacteria is commonly found in the soil, rivers, and seawater. It affects both humans and animals.
- The illness affects the nervous system of birds, leading to paralysis in their legs and wings.
Avian Botulism
- It is a neuro-muscular illness caused by Botulinum (natural toxin) that is produced by bacteria, Clostridium botulinum.
- The bacteria is commonly found in the soil, rivers, and seawater. It affects both humans and animals.
- The illness affects the nervous system of birds, leading to paralysis in their legs and wings.
#Pre-cum-Mains #Facts4Mains
Global Environment Facility
- established with Rio Earth Summit of 1992.
- Headquarter: Washington, USA.
- managed by the UNDP, the World Bank, and UNEP.
- It provides funds to the developing countries and transition economies for projects related to climate change, biodiversity, the ozone layer, etc.
- It is a financial mechanism for 5 major international environmental conventions
1. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC),
2. The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD),
3. The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs),
4. The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), and
5. The Minamata Convention on Mercury
Global Environment Facility
- established with Rio Earth Summit of 1992.
- Headquarter: Washington, USA.
- managed by the UNDP, the World Bank, and UNEP.
- It provides funds to the developing countries and transition economies for projects related to climate change, biodiversity, the ozone layer, etc.
- It is a financial mechanism for 5 major international environmental conventions
1. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC),
2. The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD),
3. The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs),
4. The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), and
5. The Minamata Convention on Mercury
#Pre-cum-Mains #Environment
Stockholm Convention
- It is a global treaty to protect human health and the environment from POPs.
- It was opened for signature in 2001 in Stockholm (Sweden) and became effective in 2004.
- POPs are listed in various Annexes to the Stockholm Convention
Objectives:
- Support the transition to safer alternatives.
- Target additional POPs for action.
- Cleanup old stockpiles and equipment containing POPs.
- Work together for a POPs-free future.
India ratified the Stockholm Convention in 2006.
Stockholm Convention
- It is a global treaty to protect human health and the environment from POPs.
- It was opened for signature in 2001 in Stockholm (Sweden) and became effective in 2004.
- POPs are listed in various Annexes to the Stockholm Convention
Objectives:
- Support the transition to safer alternatives.
- Target additional POPs for action.
- Cleanup old stockpiles and equipment containing POPs.
- Work together for a POPs-free future.
India ratified the Stockholm Convention in 2006.
#5MinRead #Mains2020 #Topic01
National Digital Health Mission (Part 01/02)
- It is a digital health ecosystem
- part of the Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY
- Implemented by National Health Authority.
Features
1. Unique health IDs for all
2. Digitization of health records of all and its accessibility for health facilities
3. Six Digital systems included - HealthID, DigiDoctor, Health Facility Registry, Personal Health Records, e-Pharmacy & Telemedicine
4. Comprehensive Health Profile - Doctor appointment, medication prescribed, etc to be maintained.
National Digital Health Mission (Part 01/02)
- It is a digital health ecosystem
- part of the Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY
- Implemented by National Health Authority.
Features
1. Unique health IDs for all
2. Digitization of health records of all and its accessibility for health facilities
3. Six Digital systems included - HealthID, DigiDoctor, Health Facility Registry, Personal Health Records, e-Pharmacy & Telemedicine
4. Comprehensive Health Profile - Doctor appointment, medication prescribed, etc to be maintained.
#5MinRead #Mains2020 #Topic01
NDHM - Part 02/02
Significance of this mission
- Improves efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of health service delivery.
- reduces the gap among stakeholders such as patients, doctors, hospitals, pharmacies etc
- Digital health infrastructure improved
- Helps towards the achievement of the UN SDG 3.8 of Universal Health Coverage.
Recommendations
- NDHM should also recognize ‘Health’ as a justiciable right, as prescribed in the National Health Policy, 2017.
- data security and privacy of patients must be ensured.
Concluding Remarks
This scheme will revolutionize the health care system, and help in realizing the dream of 'Health for All' envisaged by founding fathers of our country.
NDHM - Part 02/02
Significance of this mission
- Improves efficiency, effectiveness and transparency of health service delivery.
- reduces the gap among stakeholders such as patients, doctors, hospitals, pharmacies etc
- Digital health infrastructure improved
- Helps towards the achievement of the UN SDG 3.8 of Universal Health Coverage.
Recommendations
- NDHM should also recognize ‘Health’ as a justiciable right, as prescribed in the National Health Policy, 2017.
- data security and privacy of patients must be ensured.
Concluding Remarks
This scheme will revolutionize the health care system, and help in realizing the dream of 'Health for All' envisaged by founding fathers of our country.
Forwarded from VV Ronge Patil
Friends,
we have started,
#5MinRead Current Affairs series, for Mains2020.
Articles with limited series will be posted regularly at our Telegram channel,
And around 100 topics would be covered through Videos Lectures at YouTube channel.
we have started,
#5MinRead Current Affairs series, for Mains2020.
Articles with limited series will be posted regularly at our Telegram channel,
And around 100 topics would be covered through Videos Lectures at YouTube channel.
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It will be a one stop solution on Current Affairs for Mains 2020.
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It will be a one stop solution on Current Affairs for Mains 2020.
Enroll Today and Get a Cashback of Rs 2000 as a Pre-Launch offer for our channel Members.
(Offer Valid till 12PM tommrow).
- Watch sample videos on youtube for quality of teaching.
- Demo Video will be published tomorrow during the launch of the course.
Regards
VV Ronge Patil
9021216359
www.digicate.in
www.youtube.com/c/digicate
#PT2021 #SnT_Currents
Rudram Anti-Radiation Missile
News
Recently, it's been successfully tested
- developed by the DRDO.
- strike range of around 100 to 150 km.
- First indigenous air-to-ground missile
- designed for suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD).
Rudram Anti-Radiation Missile
News
Recently, it's been successfully tested
- developed by the DRDO.
- strike range of around 100 to 150 km.
- First indigenous air-to-ground missile
- designed for suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD).
#PT2021 #Economy_Current
New Development Bank
News
- It has approved infrastructure projects worth 741 million dollars in India.
- a multilateral development bank operated by the BRICS states (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa).
- established in 2014, at the 6th BRICS Summit at Fortaleza, Brazil.
- Headquarter - Shanghai, China.
- Aim - to foster greater financial and development cooperation among the five emerging markets.
In 2018 received observer status in the United Nations General Assembly.
Voting:
One country one vote.
No veto power.
New Development Bank
News
- It has approved infrastructure projects worth 741 million dollars in India.
- a multilateral development bank operated by the BRICS states (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa).
- established in 2014, at the 6th BRICS Summit at Fortaleza, Brazil.
- Headquarter - Shanghai, China.
- Aim - to foster greater financial and development cooperation among the five emerging markets.
In 2018 received observer status in the United Nations General Assembly.
Voting:
One country one vote.
No veto power.