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Utkal Divas – 2021
Current Affairs(GS PAPER -2 STATE REORGANISATION SOURCE- INDIAN EXPRESS CONTEXT- Odisha is celebrating its 85th foundation day of the state on April 1. The day is known as ‘Utkal Divas’. This…
Read moreA step that enhances cooperative federalism (gs-2, The Hindu)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIContext:- Recently parliament has enacted NCT act which defines what is government and other things. In this article author wants to say This act will boost the center state relations,…
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- April 1, 2021
Good neighbours (The Hindu, GS-1, GS-2)
Current Affairs GS Paper I GS Paper IIContext:- Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bangladesh to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the war of liberation. War in 1971: Why: Bangabandhu won the election in 1971 but he…
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- March 31, 2021
Remoteness is no hindrance to academic excellence (The Hindu Editorial, GS-2)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIContext:- Recent article which said that there must be fewer IITs and should not be in the remote or in the countryside. Indian higher education system is butchering from 2…
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- March 31, 2021
MONETIZATION OF DEFICIT (Economic Times, The Hindu-GS-3)
Current Affairs Economy GS Paper III➢ If the expenditure of the government exceeds its income, the government is said to have incurred a fiscal deficit. This deficit financing has to be done either by borrowing…
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- March 30, 2021
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (Banga Bandhu, 1920-1975) (The Hindu, GS-1 History)
Current Affairs GS Paper ISheikh Mujibur Rahman (Banga Bandhu, 1920-1975): 1960s Started political rallies against Pak President Ayub Khan’s biased policies against East Pakistan. 1970s- Won majority seats in the Pakistan general election. He…
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- March 27, 2021
Development Finance Institution
Current Affairs(GS PAPER-3 Investment Models Source- India Today) Context Recently cabinet has approved the setting up of Development Finance Institution with an initial capital infusion of rupees 20000 crore key points…
Read moreUN Institute For Training and Research
Current Affairs(GS PAPER 2- Bilateral, Regional and Global Groupings Source- The Hindu) Context UN Institute For training and research has commended India’s remarkable progress in reducing premature mortality from non communicable…
Read moreHere is why the electoral bonds scheme must go. (The Hindu,, GS-2, gs-3)
Current Affairs GS Paper II GS Paper IIIWhat is electoral Bond:- allows citizens and corporates to buy monetary instruments from the State Bank of India which will be donated to political parties. They are free of interest…
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- March 26, 2021
Why no decision on list sent by Collegium, SC asks government (The Hindu,, GS-2)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIWhat is Collegium: Article 124(2) of the Indian Constitution provides that the Judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President after consultation with such a number of the…
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- March 26, 2021
