👉KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRAS (KVKS) KVK scheme is 100% Central funding under Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE)
👉E-AGRICULTURE: ICAR established a network of 715 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) mandated with Technology Assessment and Demonstration for its Application and Capacity Development (TADA–CD) ~ Under Marketing Research & Information Network (MRIN) Scheme support provided to the States towards setting up and maintaining connectivity with Agmarknet portal for collection and dissemination of market information on arrivals and prices of agri-commodities.
👉SOIL HEALTH CARDS (SHC) SCHEME: Launched in 2015.~Under the scheme, the government plans to issue soil cards to farmers which will carry crop-wise recommendations of nutrients and fertilisers required for the individual farms~ Soil Health Card is used to assess the current status of soil health and, when used over time, to determine changes in soil health that are affected by land management ~ It will contain the status of his soil with respect to 12 parameters, namely N,P,K (Macro-nutrients); S (Secondary- nutrient); Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn, Bo (Micro – nutrients); and pH, EC, OC (Physical parameters).
👉FARMER PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS (FPOs): Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved a scheme for "Formation and Promotion of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) " to form and promote 10,000 new FPOs. ~Support to each FPO be continued for 5 years from its year of inception ~promoted under "One District One Product" cluster to promote specialization and better processing, marketing, branding & export by FPOs
👉PASHU KISAN CREDIT CARDS : First Pashu Kisan credit cards in India were distributed to 101 animal farmers in Bhiwani in Haryana. ~card is along lines of the Kisan credit card scheme and will allot credit according to the animal you own.
👉One nation-one ration card: Government has launched One Nation-One Ration Card scheme on pilot basis in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharastra and Gujarat.~Families who have food security cards can buy subsidized rice and wheat from any ration shop in these states but their ration cards should be linked with Aadhar Number to avail ~will ensure all beneficiaries especially migrants can access PDS across the nation~Benefits: no poor person is deprived of getting subsidised foodgrains under the food security scheme when they shift from one place to another~remove the chance of anyone holding more than one ration card
👉RASHTRIYA GOKUL MISSION: To conserve & develop indigenous bovine breeds, government launched this under National
👉Programme for Bovine Breeding and Dairy Development (NPBBD)~Participating Agencies- CFSPTI, CCBFs, ICAR, Universities, Colleges, NGO’s, Cooperative Societies & Gaushalas with best germplasm.~Gokul Gram:Funds underscheme will be allocated for establishment of Integrated Indigenous Cattle Centres viz “Gokul Gram”. ~it will be established in i) the native breeding tracts & ii) near metropolitan cities for housing the urban cattle.~implemented through the “State Implementing Agency (SIA viz Livestock Development Boards)
NATIONAL DAIRY PLAN: Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying is implementing World Bank assisted National Dairy Plan – I in 18 States to support milk cooperatives and milk producer companies along with breeding improvement initiative. ~ Central Sector Scheme~Funding will be through a line of credit from the International Development Association (IDA), ~help increase productivity of milch animals~help provide rural milk producers with greater access to the organised milk-processing sector.~ India’s milk production increased from 165.40 MMT in 2016-17 to 176.35 MMT in 2017-18, a growth rate of 6.62 per cent.~first in global milk production
👉Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY): An elaborated component of Soil Health Management (SHM) of major project National Mission of Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA)~Under PKVY Organic farming is promoted through organic village by cluster approach
👉E-AGRICULTURE: ICAR established a network of 715 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) mandated with Technology Assessment and Demonstration for its Application and Capacity Development (TADA–CD) ~ Under Marketing Research & Information Network (MRIN) Scheme support provided to the States towards setting up and maintaining connectivity with Agmarknet portal for collection and dissemination of market information on arrivals and prices of agri-commodities.
👉SOIL HEALTH CARDS (SHC) SCHEME: Launched in 2015.~Under the scheme, the government plans to issue soil cards to farmers which will carry crop-wise recommendations of nutrients and fertilisers required for the individual farms~ Soil Health Card is used to assess the current status of soil health and, when used over time, to determine changes in soil health that are affected by land management ~ It will contain the status of his soil with respect to 12 parameters, namely N,P,K (Macro-nutrients); S (Secondary- nutrient); Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn, Bo (Micro – nutrients); and pH, EC, OC (Physical parameters).
👉FARMER PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS (FPOs): Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved a scheme for "Formation and Promotion of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) " to form and promote 10,000 new FPOs. ~Support to each FPO be continued for 5 years from its year of inception ~promoted under "One District One Product" cluster to promote specialization and better processing, marketing, branding & export by FPOs
👉PASHU KISAN CREDIT CARDS : First Pashu Kisan credit cards in India were distributed to 101 animal farmers in Bhiwani in Haryana. ~card is along lines of the Kisan credit card scheme and will allot credit according to the animal you own.
👉One nation-one ration card: Government has launched One Nation-One Ration Card scheme on pilot basis in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharastra and Gujarat.~Families who have food security cards can buy subsidized rice and wheat from any ration shop in these states but their ration cards should be linked with Aadhar Number to avail ~will ensure all beneficiaries especially migrants can access PDS across the nation~Benefits: no poor person is deprived of getting subsidised foodgrains under the food security scheme when they shift from one place to another~remove the chance of anyone holding more than one ration card
👉RASHTRIYA GOKUL MISSION: To conserve & develop indigenous bovine breeds, government launched this under National
👉Programme for Bovine Breeding and Dairy Development (NPBBD)~Participating Agencies- CFSPTI, CCBFs, ICAR, Universities, Colleges, NGO’s, Cooperative Societies & Gaushalas with best germplasm.~Gokul Gram:Funds underscheme will be allocated for establishment of Integrated Indigenous Cattle Centres viz “Gokul Gram”. ~it will be established in i) the native breeding tracts & ii) near metropolitan cities for housing the urban cattle.~implemented through the “State Implementing Agency (SIA viz Livestock Development Boards)
NATIONAL DAIRY PLAN: Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying is implementing World Bank assisted National Dairy Plan – I in 18 States to support milk cooperatives and milk producer companies along with breeding improvement initiative. ~ Central Sector Scheme~Funding will be through a line of credit from the International Development Association (IDA), ~help increase productivity of milch animals~help provide rural milk producers with greater access to the organised milk-processing sector.~ India’s milk production increased from 165.40 MMT in 2016-17 to 176.35 MMT in 2017-18, a growth rate of 6.62 per cent.~first in global milk production
👉Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY): An elaborated component of Soil Health Management (SHM) of major project National Mission of Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA)~Under PKVY Organic farming is promoted through organic village by cluster approach
🔰UPSC will not postpone exam(many times in the past decisions by the UPSC have prevailed over court cases). There will be prelims exam on 4th October. Prepare well and keep studying. Challenges like this which test your focus and purpose will keep coming in your way. You must stay fiercely focused on your goal.
For us it doesn’t matter whether exam gets postponed or not. What matters is your future. Aspirants who get involved or believe in these rumours end up wasting their chances. Some people will waste their lives.
So believe in what’s real right now and prepare accordingly. Right now the reality is that exam is going to be conducted on 4th October. Believe in this truth and don’t waste your time.
For us it doesn’t matter whether exam gets postponed or not. What matters is your future. Aspirants who get involved or believe in these rumours end up wasting their chances. Some people will waste their lives.
So believe in what’s real right now and prepare accordingly. Right now the reality is that exam is going to be conducted on 4th October. Believe in this truth and don’t waste your time.
🔰BIMSTEC
➢ BIMSTEC stands for Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and
Economic Cooperation
➢ It is an international organization involving a group of countries in South Asia and
South East Asia
➢ 7 members:
• Bangladesh
• India
• Myanmar
• Sri Lanka
• Thailand
• Bhutan
• Nepal
➢ Established in 1997 in Bangkok
➢ Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand were founding members
➢ HQ: Dhaka, Bangladesh
➢ The main objective of BIMSTEC is technological and economic cooperation among
south Asian and south east Asian countries along the coast of the Bay of Bengal
➢ Commerce, investment, technology, tourism, human resource development,
agricultural, fisheries, transport and communication, textiles, leather etc. have been
included in it
➢ BIMSTEC uses the alphabetical order for the Chairmanship
➢ Bhutan has never been chairman
➢ Current chairmanship: Nepal
➢ BIMSTEC stands for Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and
Economic Cooperation
➢ It is an international organization involving a group of countries in South Asia and
South East Asia
➢ 7 members:
• Bangladesh
• India
• Myanmar
• Sri Lanka
• Thailand
• Bhutan
• Nepal
➢ Established in 1997 in Bangkok
➢ Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand were founding members
➢ HQ: Dhaka, Bangladesh
➢ The main objective of BIMSTEC is technological and economic cooperation among
south Asian and south east Asian countries along the coast of the Bay of Bengal
➢ Commerce, investment, technology, tourism, human resource development,
agricultural, fisheries, transport and communication, textiles, leather etc. have been
included in it
➢ BIMSTEC uses the alphabetical order for the Chairmanship
➢ Bhutan has never been chairman
➢ Current chairmanship: Nepal
🔰Financial Stability and Development Council
▪️It is apex level autonomous body constituted in 2010 to ensure financial stability, regulate the entire financial sector of the country and enhance coordination between various financial regulatory bodies.
▪️It is headed by the finance minister and heads of financial sector regulatory authorities are its member (RBI, SEBI, IRDA)
▪️It is apex level autonomous body constituted in 2010 to ensure financial stability, regulate the entire financial sector of the country and enhance coordination between various financial regulatory bodies.
▪️It is headed by the finance minister and heads of financial sector regulatory authorities are its member (RBI, SEBI, IRDA)
SCHEDULES OF THE CONSTITUTION
TEARS OF OLD PM
T = Territory (I)
E = Emoluments (II)
A = Affirmations and Oaths (III)
R = Rajya Sabha (IV)
S = Scheduled areas (V)
O = Other Scheduled areas (VI)
F = Federal provisions, 3 lists (VII)
O = Official languages (VIII)
L = Land reforms (IX)
D = Defection (X)
P = Panchayats (XI)
M = Municipalities (XII)
#PT_Revision
TEARS OF OLD PM
T = Territory (I)
E = Emoluments (II)
A = Affirmations and Oaths (III)
R = Rajya Sabha (IV)
S = Scheduled areas (V)
O = Other Scheduled areas (VI)
F = Federal provisions, 3 lists (VII)
O = Official languages (VIII)
L = Land reforms (IX)
D = Defection (X)
P = Panchayats (XI)
M = Municipalities (XII)
#PT_Revision
✅SC dismisses plea to postponed UPSC Prelims 2020, exam on October 4
👉Supreme Court has dismissed the plea to postpone UPSC Prelims 2020 Examination.
👉The exaination for UPSC Civil Services 2020 Prelims and UPSC Indian Forest Services 2020 prelims would be conducted as per the schedule on October 4, 2020.
👉The bench has, however, asked UPSC to consider and make special concessions for those aspirants who are on their last attempt. ...
👉Supreme Court has dismissed the plea to postpone UPSC Prelims 2020 Examination.
👉The exaination for UPSC Civil Services 2020 Prelims and UPSC Indian Forest Services 2020 prelims would be conducted as per the schedule on October 4, 2020.
👉The bench has, however, asked UPSC to consider and make special concessions for those aspirants who are on their last attempt. ...
📌UPSC Prelims admit card to be admissible in local hotels
To facilitate the candidates appearing for the examination, SC has noted that the UPSC admit Card would be permissible for candidates to be admitted to local hotels near sub centres. UPSC has been asked to instruct states for the same.
To facilitate the candidates appearing for the examination, SC has noted that the UPSC admit Card would be permissible for candidates to be admitted to local hotels near sub centres. UPSC has been asked to instruct states for the same.
1 day before the UPSC Prelims ?
1) Take a printout of the Hall Ticket to avoid last minute hustle.
Ensure that you have all the be documents ready for the exams
Arrange all the things essential for the examination like
Admit card (most important document- two copies),
Passport size photograph (in case the print on the admit card is grainy or unclear),
Photo ID proof,
Two black pens Ballpoint ( for the OMR response sheet marking),
Pencil, eraser( for rough work/calculations) preferably in a pouch or box,
Analog wrist watches (not digital/smart as they are prohibited by UPSC).
In case you are carpooling call the person and confirm your place and time of pick up.
Cabs- Nowadays most app-based cab hailing services have advance booking feature use it to avoid last-minute unavailability which can be clearly seen especially on exam days in Delhi, Hyderabad etc
2) If the centre is in another city, then reach the destination city a day or 2 before the exam day.
3) Avoid Night journey before the day of the exam
4) Do not stay with family or friends, as it would not give you the peace of mind required before the exam
5) Visit the examination centre a day before the exam, to avoid any last-minute delays as sometimes locations are incorrectly marked on the GPS apps.
6) Get your biological clock tuned to the UPSC timings
7) Do not read any new study material or books. Concentrate on the revision of content you have been preparing to date.
8) Do not set any target of marks you want to score in the Prelims. Because Unpredictability is one of the primary qualities of UPSC Prelims paper
9) Revise Basics of core subjects – history, geography, polity, ecology, economy as it covers more than 60% of the questions asked in UPSC exams every year
10) Keep scanning the newspapers until the day of the UPSC prelims exam to be aware of the things happening around us. (do not read newspapers in detail though)
11) Avoid Distractions – Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram, twitter, youtube
12) Take extra care of your health – eat well, sleep well.
13) Stay away from negative, demoralising people before the UPSC Prelims exam. Always keep positive company, even during the exam break between paper 1 and paper 2
14) Do not discuss UPSC Prelims Paper 1 questions during the exam break, as it may demoralise you impact your performance in UPSC Prelims paper 2
15) Do not attempt questions of which you have no idea about in the UPSC Prelims Exam.
16) Be ready for Surprises, because that’s what UPSC specialises in.
17) Mark the OMR sheet properly, darken the circles properly.
18) UPSC is also a test of temperament, so don’t get panicked if there are difficult questions at the beginning of UPSC Prelims Exam. Keep calm and move onto the next question.
19) You should have 100% faith in yourself because it will give you the confidence to attempt the UPSC Prelims exam efficiently
20) Last but not the least – Stay positive. Repeat the following words to yourself “I have prepared well, and I will Clear the UPSC Prelims 2020 Exam”
All the Best !!!
1) Take a printout of the Hall Ticket to avoid last minute hustle.
Ensure that you have all the be documents ready for the exams
Arrange all the things essential for the examination like
Admit card (most important document- two copies),
Passport size photograph (in case the print on the admit card is grainy or unclear),
Photo ID proof,
Two black pens Ballpoint ( for the OMR response sheet marking),
Pencil, eraser( for rough work/calculations) preferably in a pouch or box,
Analog wrist watches (not digital/smart as they are prohibited by UPSC).
In case you are carpooling call the person and confirm your place and time of pick up.
Cabs- Nowadays most app-based cab hailing services have advance booking feature use it to avoid last-minute unavailability which can be clearly seen especially on exam days in Delhi, Hyderabad etc
2) If the centre is in another city, then reach the destination city a day or 2 before the exam day.
3) Avoid Night journey before the day of the exam
4) Do not stay with family or friends, as it would not give you the peace of mind required before the exam
5) Visit the examination centre a day before the exam, to avoid any last-minute delays as sometimes locations are incorrectly marked on the GPS apps.
6) Get your biological clock tuned to the UPSC timings
7) Do not read any new study material or books. Concentrate on the revision of content you have been preparing to date.
8) Do not set any target of marks you want to score in the Prelims. Because Unpredictability is one of the primary qualities of UPSC Prelims paper
9) Revise Basics of core subjects – history, geography, polity, ecology, economy as it covers more than 60% of the questions asked in UPSC exams every year
10) Keep scanning the newspapers until the day of the UPSC prelims exam to be aware of the things happening around us. (do not read newspapers in detail though)
11) Avoid Distractions – Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram, twitter, youtube
12) Take extra care of your health – eat well, sleep well.
13) Stay away from negative, demoralising people before the UPSC Prelims exam. Always keep positive company, even during the exam break between paper 1 and paper 2
14) Do not discuss UPSC Prelims Paper 1 questions during the exam break, as it may demoralise you impact your performance in UPSC Prelims paper 2
15) Do not attempt questions of which you have no idea about in the UPSC Prelims Exam.
16) Be ready for Surprises, because that’s what UPSC specialises in.
17) Mark the OMR sheet properly, darken the circles properly.
18) UPSC is also a test of temperament, so don’t get panicked if there are difficult questions at the beginning of UPSC Prelims Exam. Keep calm and move onto the next question.
19) You should have 100% faith in yourself because it will give you the confidence to attempt the UPSC Prelims exam efficiently
20) Last but not the least – Stay positive. Repeat the following words to yourself “I have prepared well, and I will Clear the UPSC Prelims 2020 Exam”
All the Best !!!
What is your score for CSE 2020 preliminary?
Anonymous Poll
29%
>80
18%
80 -85
11%
86-90
16%
91-95
10%
96- 100
7%
101-105
1%
106-110
8%
111 above