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A climate change narrative that India can steer (GS-III, Environment-Biodiversity and Disaster Management)
 Current Affairs Environment and climate change GS Paper III

CONTEXT: In a speech on September 8, R.K. Singh, Union Power Minister for New and Renewable Energy stated, “Environment is something we are trustees of and have to leave behind…

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Ancient cuneiform clay tablet : A significant feature of Mesopotamian Culture (GS Paper I art and Culture )
 Culture and Heritage Current Affairs

Context: Ancient cuneiform clay tablets are a significant  feature of sumerian culture which had evolved during 3500 Bc in the regions of Iraq . This  tablet is part of a section…

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Art on Migrant Workers of Lockdown Period  (GS paper I Art and Culture )
 Culture and Heritage Current Affairs

Context   Raju Baraiya , an eminent artist  of  Baroda showed the condition of migrant workers during the lockdown period through his artwork . The first nationwide lockdown was announced in…

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Blue Flag Certification GS-3: Conservation, Environmental Pollution & Degradation
 Current Affairs Environment and climate change GS Paper III

CONTEXT Two more beaches in India have been awarded ‘Blue Flag’ certification, an international eco-level tag, taking the total number of such beaches in the country to 10. Foundation for…

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India and the Food Processing Industries  (GS 3, Economics, The Hindu, Indian Express, PIB)
 Current Affairs Economy GS Paper III

Context: Food processing Industry plays a very important role in the making of GDP. It can boost the aggregate demand of the economy along with increasing the income of the…

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Forest Rights Act, 2006 GS -2 SOCIAL ISSUES, ISSUES RELATED TO DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL SECTOR/ SERVICES.
 Current Affairs GS Paper I

CONTEXT The Government Jammu and Kashmir will implement the Forest Rights Act, 2006, which was not enforced in the Union Territory for the past 14 years. It will upgrade the…

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Addition of BUSINESS in the strategy of QUAD: (GS II, INTERNATIONAL RELATION)
 Current Affairs GS Paper II International relation

INTRODUCTION– The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue(QSD) / Quad is a strategic dialogue between the USA, India, Japan and Australia, maintained by talks between member countries.The four nations are vibrant democracies and…

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Morozov art : Cultural Relation Between France and Russia  (GS paper I- Art and Culture )
 Culture and Heritage Current Affairs

Context Recently French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated an exhibition on Morozov Art . In this exhibition prominent French artists such as Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh alongside had participated with almost…

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Amjad Ali Khan : A Legendary Sarod Artist (GS Paper I- History of Art)
 Culture and Heritage Current Affairs GS Paper I

Amjad Ali Khan , recently discussed the significance of music in this world. There is the world of sound and the world of languages . Generally common people understand the…

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A welcome decision: India to resume export of covid vaccine again (GS-III,SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS)
 Current Affairs Economy GS Paper III

CONTEXT–  India will resume exports of COVID-19 vaccines in the October quarter, prioritising the global vaccine-sharing platform COVAX and neighbouring countries first, as supplies rise, as per the health minister…

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