PYGMY HOG >> Critically Endangered species IUCN
also Schedule I of WPA, 1972
GREAT INDIAN HORNBILL
>> VULNERABLE
Schedule I of WPA, 1972
GANGETIC SHARK
>> Critically Endangered
Schedule I of WPA, 1972
#ENVIRONMENT
@Sureias
also Schedule I of WPA, 1972
GREAT INDIAN HORNBILL
>> VULNERABLE
Schedule I of WPA, 1972
GANGETIC SHARK
>> Critically Endangered
Schedule I of WPA, 1972
#ENVIRONMENT
@Sureias
CHAMPIONS PORTAL FOR MSMEs
👉Recently, the UNION MINISTRY of MSME has launched CHAMPIONS portal aimed at assisting Indian MSMEs march into big league as National and Global CHAMPIONS.
👉CHAMPIONS stands for Creation and Harmonious Application of Modern Processes for Increasing the Output and National Strength.
👉The portal is basically for making the smaller units big by solving their grievances, encouraging, supporting, helping and handholding. It is a real one-stop- shop solution of MSME Ministry
#PORTAL.
👉Recently, the UNION MINISTRY of MSME has launched CHAMPIONS portal aimed at assisting Indian MSMEs march into big league as National and Global CHAMPIONS.
👉CHAMPIONS stands for Creation and Harmonious Application of Modern Processes for Increasing the Output and National Strength.
👉The portal is basically for making the smaller units big by solving their grievances, encouraging, supporting, helping and handholding. It is a real one-stop- shop solution of MSME Ministry
#PORTAL.
Report👉
The World Happiness Report is released by
the Sustainable Development Solutions Network for the United Nations.
The World Happiness Report is released by
the Sustainable Development Solutions Network for the United Nations.
What is a cabinet committee?
Under the Government of India Transaction of Business Rules (TBR), 1961 an executive arm of the government was assigned the task of conducting the business of it.
These Rules emerge out of Article 77(3) of the Constitution, which states: “The President shall make rules for the more convenient transaction of the business of the Government of India, and for the allocation among Ministers of the said business.”
Thus Cabinet Committees are formed which are instrumental in reducing the workload of the Cabinet.
These committees are extra-constitutional in nature and are nowhere mentioned in the Constitution.
There are two types of cabinet committees:
Standing Cabinet Committees which are permanent in nature with a specific job. These are specified in the First Schedule of TBR. The Cabinet Ministers are called its ‘members’ while the people without the rank of Cabinet Committee are called ‘special invitees’.
Ad hoc committees of ministers, including Groups of Ministers (GoMs), may be appointed by the Cabinet or by the Prime Minister for specific matters. They are temporary in nature and are formed from time to time.
The Prime Minister constitutes Standing Committees of the Cabinet and sets out the specific functions assigned to them.
He can add or reduce the number of committees.
The composition of a Cabinet Committee varies from 3 to 8 people.
Even Ministers who are not part of the Cabinet can be added to a Cabinet Committee.
The members of the Cabinet Committee can be from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.
New cabinet committee under NDA-2:
PM in his first term had scrapped four cabinet committees by a cabinet secretariat order of June 26, 2014.
During his 2nd term, PM has constituted two new committees– Cabinet committee on investment and committee on skill development.
Currently, there are eight Cabinet committees.
Under the Government of India Transaction of Business Rules (TBR), 1961 an executive arm of the government was assigned the task of conducting the business of it.
These Rules emerge out of Article 77(3) of the Constitution, which states: “The President shall make rules for the more convenient transaction of the business of the Government of India, and for the allocation among Ministers of the said business.”
Thus Cabinet Committees are formed which are instrumental in reducing the workload of the Cabinet.
These committees are extra-constitutional in nature and are nowhere mentioned in the Constitution.
There are two types of cabinet committees:
Standing Cabinet Committees which are permanent in nature with a specific job. These are specified in the First Schedule of TBR. The Cabinet Ministers are called its ‘members’ while the people without the rank of Cabinet Committee are called ‘special invitees’.
Ad hoc committees of ministers, including Groups of Ministers (GoMs), may be appointed by the Cabinet or by the Prime Minister for specific matters. They are temporary in nature and are formed from time to time.
The Prime Minister constitutes Standing Committees of the Cabinet and sets out the specific functions assigned to them.
He can add or reduce the number of committees.
The composition of a Cabinet Committee varies from 3 to 8 people.
Even Ministers who are not part of the Cabinet can be added to a Cabinet Committee.
The members of the Cabinet Committee can be from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.
New cabinet committee under NDA-2:
PM in his first term had scrapped four cabinet committees by a cabinet secretariat order of June 26, 2014.
During his 2nd term, PM has constituted two new committees– Cabinet committee on investment and committee on skill development.
Currently, there are eight Cabinet committees.
✅INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTRES AUTHORITY Assistant Manager recruitment through CSE 2019 for interview appeared candidates.
👉Check qualification requirements (restricted to certain streams)
👉Check qualification requirements (restricted to certain streams)
⭕️ Key facts about Amendment of the Constitution
1️⃣ It can be initiated only by the either House of Parliament (Rajyasabha or Loksabha)
2️⃣ bill can be introduced either by a minister or by a private member
3️⃣ It does not require prior permission of the president.
3️⃣ Each House must pass the bill separately.
4️⃣ there is no provision for holding a joint sitting
5️⃣ The president must give his assent to the bill. He can neither withhold his assent to the bill nor return the bill for reconsideration of the Parliament
6️⃣ Amendment cannot be done through the Ordinances.
1️⃣ It can be initiated only by the either House of Parliament (Rajyasabha or Loksabha)
2️⃣ bill can be introduced either by a minister or by a private member
3️⃣ It does not require prior permission of the president.
3️⃣ Each House must pass the bill separately.
4️⃣ there is no provision for holding a joint sitting
5️⃣ The president must give his assent to the bill. He can neither withhold his assent to the bill nor return the bill for reconsideration of the Parliament
6️⃣ Amendment cannot be done through the Ordinances.