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Date & Timings: 5th October, 6 PM
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NEXT IAS brings you PSIR Optional Foundation Course by Piyush Chaubey Sir.

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Batch Date & Timings: 23rd Sep, 11:30 AM

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Today in 'Manthan Headlines'- Harappan civilisation: enigma remains even after 100 years of exploration

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National Highways and Express Highways are both high-speed roads, but they differ in their purpose, design, and features:

National Highways:

1. Connect major cities, towns, and ports across the country
2. Form the backbone of India's road network
3. Typically have 2-4 lanes (with some exceptions)
4. Allow access to adjacent properties and local traffic
5. Have slower speed limits (usually 80-100 km/h)
6. May have intersections, traffic signals, and pedestrian crossings
7. Funded and maintained by the Central Government

Express Highways:

1. Designed for high-speed travel (typically 120-150 km/h)
2. Connect specific regions, cities, or economic hubs
3. Usually have 4-6 lanes or more
4. Limited access points, with grade-separated interchanges
5. No pedestrian crossings or local traffic access
6. Often have tolls for usage
7. May be funded and maintained by private entities or public-private partnerships.

Key differences:

- Speed limits and design
- Access control and interchanges
- Funding and maintenance models
- Purpose (connectivity vs. high-speed travel)

Launching CA-VA!
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NEXT IAS brings you the Current Affairs Value Addition program for CSE 2025 by Mr. Dipin Damodaran (Exclusive at NEXT IAS) in both Offline/Online modes.

Evening Batch 👉 18th Sep 2024
Morning Batch 👉 9th Oct 2024

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AANKALAN - II was held successfully today in various centers including Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, Prayagraj and Luckhnow.

AANKALAN is specially designed to meet the requirements of the UPPSC Examination, and closely simulates the real Prelims Exam Paper.