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Elected autocrats, their pandemic responses (The Hindu, GS-2, Governance, International relation))
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper II International relationContext:- Response of India, USA and Brazil to the pandemic shows the elected representatives’ autocracy. There is a similarity in the representatives of three countries. Author tries to show…
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- June 1, 2021
Kaleidoscope Effect
Current Affairs(GS PAPER- 3, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SOURCE: HINDUSTAN TIMES) Context: Recently, people of Bangalore observed a bright rainbow ring around sun for a few seconds. This is a rare optical…
Read moreSajag
Current Affairs(GS PAPER-3, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Source: The Hindu) Context: National Security Advisor (NSA), Ajit Doval, has commissioned Indian Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Vessel Sajag. It was dedicated nation to safeguard…
Read moreEmergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme
Current Affairs(GS PAPER-3, GOVERNMENT SCHEME SOURCE- pib) Context: Government has increased the scope of Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) for three more months overviewing the disruptions caused by second wave…
Read moreIndia must not miss the cryptocurrency bus (Indian Express, GS-2,Governance)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper IIContext:- Cryptocurrency is gaining new currency in the economy. India has banned crypto because it has been misused by miscreants such as Terrorist etc. Current time line:- Satoshi nakomoto invented…
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- May 31, 2021
Only a global effort can tame COVID19 (The Hindu, GS-2, Polity)
Current Affairs GS Paper I GS Paper IIContext:- Fighting from the COVID-19 can’t take place unless there is a total fight. All the countries have to come together to fight from this obscure monster.The World Health…
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- May 31, 2021
A ‘reform wave’ Lakshadweep could do without (The Hindu, Polity, GS-2)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper II Indian PolityContext:- Recent reforms by the current administrator prafull patel in lakshadweep administration leads to widespread criticism. The pretext of these reforms is to transform Lakshadweep into a Maldivessma type…
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- May 31, 2021
Permanent Commission for Israel and Palestine
Current Affairs(GS PAPER-2, DIPLOMACY SOURCE- THE HINDU) Context: Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have called United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to establish a permanent commission; who can report on human…
Read moreVaccine Partnership
Current Affairs(GS PAPER-2, DIPLOMACY SOURCE THE HINDU) Context: External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a meeting in Washington Highlights: Both of them held a…
Read moreWhy UGC’s proposal for ‘blended teaching’ is a bad idea (Indian Express, GS-2, Governance)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper IIContext:- University Grants Commission to encourage “blended teaching” in higher educational institutions effectively means replacement of face-to-face teaching with online teaching. It recommends 30 per cent of courses would be…
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- May 29, 2021
