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MoU signed between India and Japan for Academic and Research Cooperation
Current Affairs(GS PAPER- 2, Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings and Agreements) Context- Recently The Union Cabinet approved an MoU signed between India and Japan. This MoU was signed between the National…
Read moreDeconstructing declarations of carbon-neutrality (The Hindu, GS-3 Environment)
Current Affairs GS Paper III Top IAS CoachingContext:- Recent declaration by many countries to achieve the carbon neutrality by the mid of this century shows the alertness of countries. Issues:- Carbon neutrality, equity and development goes somewhere…
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- April 8, 2021
Political Violence
Current AffairsGS PAPER-1, SECURITY SOURCE- mha.nic.in, Sansad TV What is political violence- Political violence is considered as violence that is perpetrated by people or governments in order to achieve their political…
Read moreTelescope in the deepest lake
Current Affairs(GS PAPER 3, Science and Technology- Developments and their Applications Source- Livemint) Context- Russian scientist Launched one of the world’s biggest underwater neutrino telescope called the Baikal Gigaton Volume Detector…
Read moreReworking net-zero for climate justice (The Hindu, GS-3)
Current Affairs Environment and climate change GS Paper IIIContext:- after 1981 Global temperature increased sharply, with little contribution from the developing countries. During UN climate summit: Narendra Modi stressed a reframing of climate change to climate justice. History shows…
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- April 7, 2021
Stamp out the canker thwarting democracy (The Hindu, GS-2, Polity)
Current Affairs GS Paper II Indian Polityplutus ias daily current affairs 7 april 2021Context:- 2007-08 financial crisis seriously dented the economies of many nations, and the recovery has been slow, or sporadic. COVID-19 impact:- economic tsunami…
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- April 7, 2021
Persistent mindlessness (The Hindu, GS-3, Internal security)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIIContext:- deaths of over 20 paramilitary personnel in an encounter in sukma distt in Chhattisgarh. History:- Maoist insurrection -> began first as the Naxalite movement in the 1970s intensified since…
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- April 6, 2021
The pillars of an equitable post-COVID India (The Hindu, GS-3, Economy)
Current Affairs Economy GS Paper IIIContext:- According to Pew Research Report:- India’s middle class may have shrunk by a third. Situation may actually be worse than estimated because of worsening inequalities. Other organizations are also…
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- April 6, 2021
Joint logistics Node
Current Affairs(GS PAPER- 3, Security Challenges and their Management SOURCE- LIVE MINT) Context To boost tri-service integration and resource Optimisation the chief of Defence staff operationalised a third joint logistics node…
Read moreSukma encounter toll touches 22; Shah cuts short campaign (International security, GS-3, The Hindu)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIIWhy:- Issue of Naxalism and Maoism Bit History:– Naxalim movement was started from naxalbari village in west bengal and spread to central india. Major Point is that this movement is…
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- April 5, 2021
