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1.Negotiate
2.Weather
3.Picnic
4.Mind
5.Hot
6.Wise
7.Loyalty
8.Business
9.Revenge
10.Kill
11.Coward
12.Bluff

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Today is the birth anniversary of our Shershaah, Captain Vikram Batra. 🇮🇳

• He was given a code name 'Shershaah' for his courage and was a war hero.
• He is remembered for his actions during the 1999 Kargil War, during which he led one of the most difficult mountain warfare operations in Indian military history. • He fearlessly captured two major points (as pt 5140 and 4875) in the 1999 Kargil War.

Honors:
• Captain Vikram Batra was posthumously awarded Param Vir Chakra as a mark of unmatched courage and leadership of highest honor in the face of the enemy.
• On 8th July 1999, India recaptured point 4875 and now the point is called “Batra Top.”

🙏🙏🙏

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#DAILY_PRACTICE #SRT_SET

1. He was traveling in a train on a reserved seat. A fellow passenger claimed to have the same seat on his reservation ticket. He……

2. His two school going children frequently miss the classes. He……

3. He wins a lottery of rupees one lakh. He……

4. He was going to the market and he noticed a car and a tonga collide with each other. He……

5. He was asked to organize a picnic to a nearby historical place. He……

6. On returning to his barrack from the firing range, he finds that his friend had bought 20 rounds of 7.62 mm SLR. He……

7. A helicopter crashes in the vicinity of his unit. He……

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Jan to Aug 2021 Complete CA English.pdf

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JAN to August CA StudyIQ Day Wise Compilation

▪️ Jan to August 2021
▪️ Language : English
▪️ No. of Pages : 527
▪️ Day wise Compilation

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Cabinet approves procurement of 56 C-295MW transport aircraft for Indian Air Force

✔️16 aircraft to be delivered in flyaway condition from Spain; 40 to be manufactured in India

✔️Unique initiative to strengthen indigenous capabilities & boost ‘Make in India’

✔️All aircraft to be installed with indigenous Electronic Warfare Suite

✔️To replace the ageing Avro aircraft of IAF

✔️Transport aircraft of 5-10 Tonne capacity with contemporary technology

◆Cabinet Committee on Security approved the procurement of fifty six C-295MW transport aircraft from M/s Airbus Defence and Space S.A., Spain for the Indian Air Force. C-295MW aircraft is a transport aircraft of 5-10 Tonne capacity with contemporary technology that will replace the ageing Avro aircraft of IAF. The aircraft has a rear ramp door for quick reaction and para dropping of troops and cargo.

◆Sixteen aircraft will be delivered in flyaway condition from Spain within 48 months of signing of the contract and forty aircraft will be manufactured in India by TATA Consortium within ten years of signing of the contract.

◆This is the first project of its kind in which a military aircraft will be manufactured in India by a private company. All fifty six aircraft will be installed with indigenous Electronic Warfare Suite.

◆The project will give a boost to aerospace ecosystem in India wherein several MSMEs spread over the country will be involved in manufacturing of parts of the aircraft.The programme will provide major boost to the `Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ of the Government as it offers a unique opportunity for the Indian Private Sector to enter into technology intensive and highly competitive aviation Industry.

◆The project will augment domestic aviation manufacturing resulting in reduced import dependence and expected increase in exports.

◆A large number of detail parts, sub-assemblies and major component assemblies of aero structure are scheduled to be manufactured in India. The programme will act as a catalyst in employment generation in the aerospace ecosystem of the country and is expected to generate 600 highly skilled jobs directly, over 3000 indirect jobs and an additional 3000 medium skill employment opportunities with more than 42.5 lakh man hours of work within the aerospace and defence sector of India.

◆It will involve development of specialized infrastructure in form of hangars, buildings, aprons and taxiway. During the process of manufacturing in India, it is expected that all the suppliers of TATA Consortium who will be involved in special processes will gain and maintain globally recognized National Aerospace and Defence Contractors Accreditation Program (NADCAP) accreditation.

◆Before completion of deliveries, ‘D’ Level servicing facility (MRO) for C-295MW aircraft are scheduled to be setup in India. It is expected that this facility will act as a regional MRO hub for various variants of C-295 aircraft.

◆In addition, the OEM will also discharge its offset obligations through direct purchase of eligible products and Services from Indian Offset Partners giving further boost to economy.

◆This programme is a unique initiative of Government of India to strengthen indigenous capabilities and boost ‘Make in India’.

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Cabinet approves procurement of 56 C-295MW transport aircraft for Indian Air Force

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झलक || Weekly Current Affairs 30th August to 5th September 2021 || Cristiano Ronaldo, Paralympics

At Disha Publication, we aim to make your preparation more organized and time-saving. Therefore, we have started a new initiative-”झलक”- in this program we shall be bringing you major developments from the perspective of the World, Nation, Politics, Defence…

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Affairscloud all topicwise Detailed pdfs
January to August

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Here,we are sharing all the links of previous 9 months compiled current affairs that covers different categories of CA via various sections.Ladies and Gentlemen can go through all PDFs using the links given below.

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May 2020 Compiled Current Affairs

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•Important News:World
•Honor & Awards
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•Science & Defence
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•Obituaries
•Important Days…

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Alternative to Crop Stubble Burning{1/2}

◆In the monsoon months, paddy cultivation is in full swing in the Indo-Gangetic plains, which cover the Indian States of Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. The same farmers who are toiling hard to bring food to our plates will soon engage in the highly unhealthy practice of stubble burning, a common sight in Indian paddy waste management.

◆Though cheaper and faster in the interim, stubble burning is incredibly unsustainable for the environment – it fills the air with soot, dispels nutrients out of the soil, and leads to several other ecological complications.

❗️Hazards of stubble burning

〰️Contribution to Atmospheric Pollution: Stubble burning is a significant contributor to atmospheric pollution, coming in 3rd after industrial and vehicular emissions.

●In Asian countries such as China, around 60% of total biomass emissions come from stubble burning. At the same time, globally, it constitutes about one-fourth of the total biomass burning (inclusive of forest fires).

●The awful haze surrounding India’s national capital region (NCR) has been directly linked to stubble burning, coinciding with burning periods in October-November.

〰️Human Health Impacts: Several health effects have been noticed that arise from the resultant air pollution, ranging from skin and eyes irritation to severe neurological, cardiovascular, and respiratory diseases.

●Prolonged exposure to high pollution also leads to an increase in mortality rates – as per research, the life expectancy of Delhi inhabitants has decreased by about 6.4 years due to their exposure to high levels of pollution.

〰️Detrimental to the Soil’s Health: It strips soil of its essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK).

●It raises soil temperature to about 42°C, thus displacing or killing important microorganisms up to a depth of about 2.5 cm.

●It hampers agriculture productivity because pollutants in the atmosphere lead to acid rain and prolonged exposure to particulate pollution favours growths of pests or diseases.

●The ground-level ozone produced by stubble burning affects the plant’s metabolism, and penetrates and destroys its leaves, causing severe damage to crops in northern parts of India.

〰️Costs to the Economy: As per reports, tourists’ inflow has decreased in Delhi by about 25-30% due to the increase in air pollution.

●It is estimated that air pollution has a USD 2.9 trillion economic cost, equating to 3.3% of the world’s GDP.

●14 of the 20 most polluted cities in the world are from India (mostly from Delhi, UP, and other northern States), and the issue costs the country USD 150 billion per year on average.

▪️Challenges in Adoption of Alternative Method

〰️Lack of Alternatives: Despite being aware of the ill effects of stubble burning, it continues to be the modus operandi for farmers regarding post-harvest waste management.Closer-to-ground interaction reveals that the farmers do not have much choice.

〰️Lack of Capacity: Let us take the example of Punjab, where farmers harvest almost 80% of the rice crop using combine harvesters which leave stubble stalks around 15 cm high. For paddy and wheat, the stubble generated is 1.5 times the grain.

●These are difficult to either remove or incorporate into the soil through manual labour or using farm equipment, both of which are economically not viable for an average farmer.

●Markets for other methods of paddy residue management are fragmented; for instance, together, the seven biomass power plants in Punjab consume 1 million metric tons of paddy straw annually.

〰️Lack of Stubble Management Infrastructure: As a result of the lack of infrastructure for waste management, farmers set almost 15.4 million metric tons (out of the 19.7 MMT) on fire in open fields (Punjab government 2017).

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Alternative to Crop Stubble Burning{2/2}

❗️Alternative to Stubble Burning

〰️Bio Enzyme-PUSA: The Indian Agriculture Research Institute has devised a radical solution for stubble burning in the form of a bio-enzyme called PUSA.

●When sprayed, this enzyme decomposes the stubble in 20-25 days, turning it into manure, further improving the soil quality.

●It leads to an increase in organic carbon and soil health while significantly reducing the fertiliser expense for the next cropping cycle.

●Being a sustainable agriculture practice, it also cuts back on the emission of greenhouse gases and prevents the release of toxins and soot into the air.

●When practised over a while, it considerably increases the soil’s nutrient health and microbial activity, both of which ensure better yield at reduced input costs for the farmers as well as organic produce for the consumers.

〰️Grassroot Participation with Public Private Partnership: This calls for active public-private partnerships, where resources are moved to the grassroots and solutions are deployed in time to benefit society.

●Farmers should be onboarded into the scheme developed for them.

〰️Technology Enabled Smart Revolution: Stubble burning is one of the many ramifications of the green revolution. It is time to correct it and give our farmers a new and sustainable impetus: A Smart Revolution!

●Technology will be the primary enabler here, helping to scale, reach and extend the benefits of a shared economy to the farmers.

●With digitisation and a commitment to enabling sustainable practices and outcomes, we can seed the benefits of sustainable agriculture in farmers’ minds.

●If done well, the soil and air will be healthier, water tables replenished, and farmers will be earning more.

●In-situ treatment, Ex-situ treatment of stubble and Changing Cropping Pattern:
For in-situ management (eg. crop residue management by zero-tiller machines and use of bio-decomposers) the government is currently giving equipment to farmers to mix the stubble back into the soil, so that they do not have to burn it, but everyone is not getting these machines.

●The government should ensure their availability to everyone.

●Similarly, in ex-situ management (eg. use of rice straw as cattle fodder), some companies have started collecting stubble for their use, but we need more action on this front

●There is also a need to change the cropping pattern as the current pattern (Paddy in drier North west India) is not suitable for the declining water table.

〰️Other Alternative Use: Instead of burning the stubble, it can be used in different ways like cattle feed, compost manure, roofing in rural areas, biomass energy, mushroom cultivation, packing materials, fuel, paper, bio-ethanol and industrial production, etc.

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1.Time
2.Attack
3.Plan
4.Climb
5.Save
6.Life
7.Power
8.Women
9.Persuade
10.Faith
11.Soul
12.Ground

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DRDO hands over air defence missile (MRSAM) System to Indian Air Force in presence of Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

✔️MRSAM will prove to be a game changer in the air-defence-system: Raksha Mantri

✔️Terms it as a giant leap towards achieving ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’

✔️MRSAM provides air defence against aerial threats like fighter aircraft, UAVs, guided and unguided munitions & cruise missiles

✔️Capable of engaging multiple targets at ranges up to 70 kilometres

✔️Indigenously developed rocket motor & control system for achieving high manoeuvrability

✔️State-of-the-art missile system

◆In a significant boost to India’s defence capabilities, the first deliverable Firing Unit (FU) of Medium Range Surface to Air Missile (MRSAM) System was handed over to Indian Air Force (IAF) in the presence of Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh at Air Force Station, Jaisalmer in Rajasthan on September 09, 2021.

◆The MRSAM (IAF) is an advanced network centric combat Air Defence System developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with the Indian industry comprising of private and public sectors including MSMEs.

◆The MRSAM system provides point and area air defence for ground assets against a wide range of threats including fighter aircraft, UAVs, helicopters, guided and unguided munitions, sub-sonic & supersonic cruise missiles etc. It is capable of engaging multiple targets at ranges up to 70 kms in severe saturation scenarios.

◆The missile is powered by indigenously developed rocket motor and control system for achieving high manoeuvrability during the terminal phase.

◆The firing unit comprises of Missiles, Combat Management System (CMS), Mobile Launcher Systems (MLS), Advanced Long Range Radar, Mobile Power System (MPS), Radar Power System (RPS), Reloader Vehicle (RV) and Field Service Vehicle (FSV).

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13th BRICS SUMMIT 2021 | Latest News by Disha Publication

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 13th annual summit of BRICS leaders via video conferencing. Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping attended…

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#Important_currentaffair_for_SSBinterview #GD_Material

Recently PM launched several initiatives to modernize the education sector of India. The initiatives are on the pillars of quality improvement, enhance substanablity, and institutionalize inclusive practices. Here is detailed information about initiatives.

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